An accident caused Chen Ming to travel to a world beneath one person.
Bad news: It's during the Anti-Japanese War.
Good news: I have awakened my six eyes.
There is no lower limit? Then use space magic.
Don't have a reversal technique? Then learn the third level of reversal.
In this turbulent era, where should Chen Ming go?
Chen Ming is not interested in one person, but he is too interested in this world
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Written by AI, there is no need to read it
Isn't it a fight against Japan? Why are there always internal fights?
I have always felt that the old master came directly down the mountain. At that time, he could directly influence the outcome of major battlefields like Naruto's Raikage or Susanoo [cover face][cover face][cover face][cover face][cover face]
I thought I would always follow the path of independent cultivators, but I didn't expect to form an official force. . . [Vomit] [vomit] [vomit] [vomit]
Earlier, the protagonist chopped off a Japanese female samurai in half with a slash that contained the power of space. It didn't take long for the protagonist to see the rescued female samurai again. However, this time facing the protagonist's spatial slash, the female samurai directly cut off the space. Isn't this a bit outrageous? Obviously he died without any resistance last time, but this time he cut off the attack easily. It was the so-called space cut.
The female samurai who was beaten to death and then resurrected narrowly escaped death under the protagonist, and then was taken away by another person who asked the protagonist to beat to death. Can all these Japanese aliens survive like this? The protagonist is currently ambushed once during a raid on Japan. As a result, one or two of the Japanese aliens that the protagonist fights are able to escape. The key is that the protagonist uses his ultimate move every time.
As expected, it's a female author. Let me just say that the main character looks awkward.
Typical inability to distinguish priorities
A little messy? But it's okay to watch. Is it just barely interesting? All I can say is come on
Written by AI, there is no need to read it
Isn't it a fight against Japan? Why are there always internal fights? I have always felt that the old master came directly down the mountain. At that time, he could directly influence the outcome of major battlefields like Naruto's Raikage or Susanoo [cover face][cover face][cover face][cover face][cover face]
I thought I would always follow the path of independent cultivators, but I didn't expect to form an official force. . . [Vomit] [vomit] [vomit] [vomit]
Earlier, the protagonist chopped off a Japanese female samurai in half with a slash that contained the power of space. It didn't take long for the protagonist to see the rescued female samurai again. However, this time facing the protagonist's spatial slash, the female samurai directly cut off the space. Isn't this a bit outrageous? Obviously he died without any resistance last time, but this time he cut off the attack easily. It was the so-called space cut. The female samurai who was beaten to death and then resurrected narrowly escaped death under the protagonist, and then was taken away by another person who asked the protagonist to beat to death. Can all these Japanese aliens survive like this? The protagonist is currently ambushed once during a raid on Japan. As a result, one or two of the Japanese aliens that the protagonist fights are able to escape. The key is that the protagonist uses his ultimate move every time.
As expected, it's a female author. Let me just say that the main character looks awkward.
Typical inability to distinguish priorities
A little messy? But it's okay to watch. Is it just barely interesting? All I can say is come on