The Demon Hunter in Marvel

It's really good-looking, the characters are well-drawn, and the plot is not poisonous.

The author has lost contact, and everyone knows it, the group has been disbanded, and everyone can delete the book.

I have always thought that seeing adults being experimented on humans is bearable, but getting angry when seeing pregnant women being experimented on is simply a double standard. And I think that attaching great importance to minors and treating minors as hope is influenced by the West. Although respecting the elderly and loving the young is a traditional virtue, if you put the love of the young behind, you will know which one is more important. The culture of "filial piety" is unique to China. The West does not value filial piety at all. Why is it that minors are not angry when they see old people being experimented on humans? Not to mention that double specimens are inherently wrong. China used to be: old people>children>adults, now it is: children>adults You will find that the old people have completely disappeared. Maybe I am too sensitive. Anyway, I have seen the protagonist Wu Gan who completely ignored adults being subjected to human experimentation no matter how miserable it was, and suddenly became furious when he saw babies being subjected to human experimentation. In ancient China, there was no tradition of caring for children, as can be seen from selling daughters, but they attached great importance to the inheritance of the family line. This was also one of the reasons for the inequality between men and women in ancient times. In ancient times, filial piety was the most important thing. Personally, I value the elderly more than young children. Or I can accept their equality, but I cannot accept that young children should dominate others.

It's okay. I still rarely write about wizards. I'll save it first and try to update it.

I didn't want to read it until the end of Anti-Theft. What's more, there are chapters that have been harmonized before anti-theft was unlocked. In this way, I can't even read the pirated version of this chapter to make up for it.

Shasia: Do you want to play a game of Gwent? The bald head of the Daquan Gang: Monster, shut up! The mighty heavenly dragon, the World Honored Ksitigarbha, the Prajna Buddhas, Prajna Bama Hum!

Writing requires practice. The author can always destroy the atmosphere that he has finally created with just one sentence.

The book club group for this book has been established. The group number is in the author's talk in Chapter 81. Everyone is welcome to join the book club group (≧▽≦) PS. There are only nine people in the group now. If you come early, you can still grab the tenth person's spot.

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