The Outcast: You Came to Nanda, So You Think You Can Leave?

It's okay [face-covering] [face-covering] It's just that the old master is too deified [face-covering] The protagonist is already a demi-god, how could he not defeat the old master [face-covering]

I never expected that one of them would actually write it in such a funny way so beautifully, abstractly, and I like it. I originally thought that Black Magic would be written in a nondescript way, but I didn't expect it to get better.

The protagonist is very strong and respects his elders. Even if he possesses more than 50% of the darkness of the earth (at the progress of the Dark Lord), he is not willing to hurt his opponent, the old Heavenly Master. The Black Demon Immortal's banning technique was imprisoned by the old master with one move. The old master made several moves, but the protagonist only broke a few ribs.

You can take a look, it's so interesting, the combination of strangers and demons 🤦.

The integration is good and interesting, but it just blows the Heavenly Master too hard.

After chasing it, I remember that Mi Er's Da Ai and Yi Yi Yi share the same world view, and there are aliens in it. There are also 9981 by the same author.

The spell was a bit awkward at first. When I heard about the TV series, I was mentally prepared and wanted to watch it. The magic fairy and a person collide and sparks. It's a good genre for me so far. It has 28W words. I hope there will be more than 80W words.

Except for being too weak when fighting Laotianshi, everything else is okay It's okay later, but do you want to change the copy?

Very novel content. It's the first time I've seen this kind of magic combined with one person but it's not awkward [sending my heart]

Good, good, good