Corpse on Fire

Kill his mother, marry his daughter, scumbag protagonist flow, goodbye

On the depth of love, comparable to "The Immortal Rebellion"

If I remember correctly, the burning corpse seems to be a mini-boss in Diablo 2?

Why is it modern at the beginning?

Is the scumbag setting necessary?

As soon as I read Chapter 18, I wanted to ask the author, how much resentment do you have towards your mother-in-law? Well, I just wanted to ask

I thought it was Dark's corpse that got angry. I was stunned when I saw the first volume of Boneyard. Wasn't the corpse that got angry in the Evil Cave? The burial place should be Blood Bird. The result turned out to be cultivating immortality. . .

As a descendant of a family with inheritance, is it okay to behave so unqualified? Besides, I've even seen the ancestors become immortals and the Bull-headed Horse-faced ones, so I don't have any respect for them, okay?

I think it's pretty good if the recommendation can reach hundreds a week.