Tang Yaojun traveled through the Hong Kong Jianghu and became Heliansheng Sijiu, and was bound to the "become stronger by listening to advice" system. When his uncle boasted about "cutting from Tsim Sha Tsui to Mong Kok", his sword skills instantly reached the maximum level. From then on, he exclusively talked to bigwigs from all walks of life, and every big word they said became the nourishment for his rise.
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It's okay to listen and read 62 chapters! Everyone comes out for profit, but every time the protagonist comes up, he kills people ruthlessly without saying a word. Shouldn't he pry open the enemy's mouth and empty the enemy's pockets? If the author can explain this point, I can give it five stars.
It's okay to listen and read 62 chapters! Everyone comes out for profit, but every time the protagonist comes up, he kills people ruthlessly without saying a word. Shouldn't he pry open the enemy's mouth and empty the enemy's pockets? If the author can explain this point, I can give it five stars.
Al text, I can't even understand the words.
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