Bitter Realm: Shepherding Heaven, Slaying Evil

Even a master like Mu Shen, who needs to level up and learn from others' martial arts, doesn't necessarily need to rely entirely on it. Masters all have their own style and demeanor. When the "Martial Arts Manual" was still popular, everyone wanted to learn it, but Qing Haichao looked down on it, rejecting it if the style didn't suit him, and casually gave it to Chi Zixin.

Do you love this kind of Pan? Can this still be called an old shepherd? 😏😏😏 This isn't mine; the picture comes from a blogger. I saw a video on Bilibili (a Chinese video-sharing website) and then searched for it. I really wish I could have one too. However, this isn't an official doll. It's just that the blogger bought BJD clothing and styling it themselves, which was too much trouble—they're clumsy. I wonder when the official version of the Old Maki doll will be released.

I think there was a previous book about a shepherd, but it was abandoned after more than 500 chapters. 🙂

The truly evil people are those who do bad things but believe they are right! Ideology is the dividing line between good and evil! We must let the people know the difference between having a government and having no government! We must win over the suffering people! We must drown those hypocritical anarchists in the vast ocean of people's war!

The Seven-Colored Diamond should die young and be reborn sooner; it's a complete disaster; it's a disgrace to the country, her daughter, her husband, and even her own father.

Speaking of Pili, once you break through the barrier, it's all over. Some people can even level up after breaking through, like Buddha Sword Juan Shou Tian. But for others, the path of breaking through is a one-way street, like Cong Hua. Cong Hua used to be a top-tier innate cultivator in the Taoist sect, on par with Tao Zi, but now anyone can fight him.

Ugh! He didn't manage to win over a single girl by the very end! Unbelievable!

This has gone astray. Perhaps my values ​​are too rigid, but the actions and choices of the Pan God are now repulsive and deviate from the author's original intention.

Well, sometimes when I watch the show, I wonder if Su Huanzhen and his group, who call themselves the army of justice, are truly just? Did the common people of the Bitter Realm really die less?

I feel that the protagonist of "Rebellious God Yang" could be recruited, or he could be someone other than a subordinate, like the relationship between the Eight-Headed Evil God and the Underworld Emperor Shencheng. They are superior and subordinate, but also brothers.