
The Most Powerful Villain in the Comic Book World
美漫世界最强反派
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 132k Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi
- Audience
- Male
- Subgenre
- Time Travel
- Updated
- 9y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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Wow, where did you learn your acupuncture skills? You also know the acupuncture points of aliens
I'm so happy that I entered the palace? ?
What's going on? Why did you enter the palace? The author should leave the palace immediately! !
No matter how powerful you are, you can still use throwing knives. Since it is a prop, there must be a limit on the quantity. To put it bluntly, a team of ordinary protagonists with guns will die.
The strongest villain with a flying knife? All the villains in comics destroy the universe at every turn. Are you sure you can be that awesome?
Captain Dragonfly arrives. . .
First let me say something. Chinese comedy drama. Most abilities in juvenile cartoons are causal. There is no way to say whether there are acupuncture points or not. Such as Dora's dream. Bai Zhan that hall and so on. I washed the sheep and Tom and the mouse. 🤭 Invincibility is nothing. Immortality is nothing. Cutting to one frame and 100% restoring your clothes is nothing. The key is the inexplicable ability to blind people. Xiong Da and Lao Er also have their mortal enemy Saitama. At first no one could understand what the other was saying, but then suddenly they were able to communicate. . Isn't it a normal operation to kill the Japanese from eight hundred miles away and tear the Japanese with your hands? . . . . So don't worry too much