[Kill decisively] [Twelve Talismans] [Kill without mercy] [Monsters all deserve to die]
Wang Mo traveled through time and entered a world of high martial arts where demons were rampant.
At the beginning, I traveled through the world with twelve talismans, but I was struck by lightning as soon as I woke up.
When he encounters three demons dismembering their bodies, he punches them one by one and clears them out easily.
The beast tide broke out in the east of the city, and the defense line was on the verge of collapse. He rushed into the demon group with two maces transformed from wolf leg bones, and the demon general-level violent wind bear was beaten to death by him.
The children of the aristocratic family come here to steal the credit and shoot cold arrows? Cultivation was abolished on the spot, and the guardian's limbs were broken off with one move.
Zhou Zhenguo, director of the Qingcheng Special Bureau, came to visit, and Wang Mo became the "special inspector".
The purpose of the Special Bureau is to eradicate everything that harms the people, but it will compromise-compromise with aristocratic families and negotiate with monsters.
Wang Mo is different.
He kills without mercy, does not negotiate, leaves no one alive, and does not compromise.
Since then, the Bureau of Special Intelligence has had an inspector who has never been alive under his command.
A monster that only existed in legend appeared in the world, and Wang Mo crushed and killed it one by one.
Special Bureau: "We must not let Inspector Wang carry out the mission unless absolutely necessary. Once he takes action, nothing will grow!!"
Reader comments
I read Chapter 16 and can't stand it anymore. There are constant little poisons. In the first few chapters, the demons who first arrived in this world wanted to eat the protagonist and were rescued by the official. The protagonist woke up and killed three demons directly, but called the weak official "Senior". Forget it, later on, the official gave the protagonist a card to act as a supervisor, and with just one card, the protagonist was pulled over to be a tool. The protagonist also thought that after taking this card, he could deal with people or do whatever he wanted. I thought it was okay when I saw this, but in the end, he became a pure official tool, specifically to eliminate people who cannot be touched by the official. What is the point of taking this card? To fight a Grand Master, you need to use all six spells. How did you start practicing the techniques of this world later? Most of them are studying exercises and improving their realm. It feels like the presence of the spell has become weaker. To deal with people, you need to add spells and exercises, and the result is that your performance feels even weaker. After skipping and reading a few chapters, during a big battle, the power of the twelve talismans disappeared instantly due to overload due to practicing the exercises, and all the spiritual energy in the body was exhausted.
All in all. The protagonist is the official tool man. It specializes in dealing with people and things that cannot be solved by the official government, as well as demons and disasters. The overall performance of having the protagonist practice the exercises greatly weakens the Twelve Talismans. You still have to do tasks to cultivate the exercises, and you have to make contributions to solve official matters. If you have this strength, why do you still do this? I didn't see what the main character was going to do.
I read Chapter 16 and can't stand it anymore. There are constant little poisons. In the first few chapters, the demons who first arrived in this world wanted to eat the protagonist and were rescued by the official. The protagonist woke up and killed three demons directly, but called the weak official "Senior". Forget it, later on, the official gave the protagonist a card to act as a supervisor, and with just one card, the protagonist was pulled over to be a tool. The protagonist also thought that after taking this card, he could deal with people or do whatever he wanted. I thought it was okay when I saw this, but in the end, he became a pure official tool, specifically to eliminate people who cannot be touched by the official. What is the point of taking this card? To fight a Grand Master, you need to use all six spells. How did you start practicing the techniques of this world later? Most of them are studying exercises and improving their realm. It feels like the presence of the spell has become weaker. To deal with people, you need to add spells and exercises, and the result is that your performance feels even weaker. After skipping and reading a few chapters, during a big battle, the power of the twelve talismans disappeared instantly due to overload due to practicing the exercises, and all the spiritual energy in the body was exhausted. All in all. The protagonist is the official tool man. It specializes in dealing with people and things that cannot be solved by the official government, as well as demons and disasters. The overall performance of having the protagonist practice the exercises greatly weakens the Twelve Talismans. You still have to do tasks to cultivate the exercises, and you have to make contributions to solve official matters. If you have this strength, why do you still do this? I didn't see what the main character was going to do.
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