I Transmigrated into a Book as a Useless Master

It's been so long and there's still a side story! When I watched it at the time, I felt that Ye Wan'er's death was unclear, which was a pity.

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I always feel that this second disciple is not very smart. I think his master usually knows about his words and actions. The fierce one must be his real master. Oh my god.

There is a question. On the premise that the protagonist knew that there was something wrong with the black jade pendant, why did he leave the jade alone after killing Lan? After all, there were many people at that time, including disciples and mortals. It was very likely that it would be picked up by others, and the consequences would be endless. Another point is that the world of cultivation in the article has a simple view of good and evil. Even if the protagonist is the strongest, he will still be judged. The same is true for the fox in the previous chapters. The fox transforms into the protagonist, indicating that he does not have the strength to compete head-on. The protagonist can only destroy the opponent. However, the protagonist's behavior is not like that of a strong man, and his attitude is not that of a master. It is a bit far-fetched to ask his second apprentice to play the role of judge and let him be harmed.

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I really want Master's silver ingot~~

I cried out loud. I can't see QAQ since school started. Please wait for me to gain weight.

It's very well written. It's a treasure. It's true.

You must update it carefully, it's so beautiful???!!!

I can't do it anymore. It's so embarrassing. Legend has it that the great elder Da Zong got drunk and performed his talent at a mortal blind date, right?