The Six-Eared Macaque Defies Heaven

I discovered a big secret. After I owed the cause and effect in the prehistoric period, I killed the opponent and it was gone. Couldn't it be said that you can pay debts with all your strength, and finally kill the creditor and it's over? It's simply perfect. This prehistoric cause and effect is so perfect, there are no bugs at all. There is nothing wrong with killing the creditor if you cannot repay the debt.

Author, please don't bully me for not reading much. The "six ears" of "Liu Er" refers to the six-eared macaque. A person has two ears. What about three people?

Haha, the power of the Taiyi Golden Immortal realm cannot fly without spells. It is really stupid. The author knows that the Wu clan has no soul and can basically fly by cultivating the body and strength. This means that when the power reaches a certain level, the body can naturally fly. Otherwise, the entire Wu clan ********* can't even fly. They still fight for a hairy tyrant. The Wu clan soldiers can fight in the heaven. I think the power is not much greater, haha!

He has become an immortal, but he still can't fly! Even at the peak of Daluo, he still can't fly! It's just writing a running account, without any design. The law of war is not the law of recklessness! There is no backstage, and all the saints are offended. Twisted and humble character.

I really can't stand it any longer. I force myself to reincarnate. Isn't that a disease?

The Dharma is not transmitted to the six ears. This sentence means not letting the third person know. 😂

The character setting of this protagonist is somewhat twisted. From the very beginning, he offended all the saints except Nuwa, and also offended the demon clan, but he gained nothing. . . . As for considering everything from the perspective of the human race, I have already complained about it.

It is said that it transforms into human form. You don't have to change shape, but you can't say it but change into monkey shape. Originally a monkey, he was still a monkey after his transformation. Are you taking the form of a bird?

Fa Bu Chuan Liu Er should mean what the author wrote, not what readers commented. Otherwise, if we interpret it literally, there would be so many people listening to Hongjun's sermons that they would have several pairs of ears.

If the law is not taught to the six ears, it means that it is not allowed to be known to third parties, right? The law is not taught to the six-eared macaques? Ancestor Hongjun only had this kind of courage in preaching to the ancient times. I'm afraid it's Shi Lezhi.