Maxed-Out Skills: Sixty Years of Enlightenment on Shu Mountain

The last paragraph of the introduction of this type of book is the same, that is, various powerful enemies (celestial beings, demon sects, hostile dynasties, etc.) Appear on the stage for several years, and then the protagonist appears to show off!

The torture was so miserable, and in the introduction, he was dressed in white and went to Shushan?

I really want to laugh. You have just been deposed and have no cultivation. How can you still keep such a high profile? No one is watching you? Everyone knows that your third prince is in Shushan, and the leader of Shushan happens to be a powerful one. Would you think of this? I really want to laugh. Why does Invincible have to write about being abolished? I was so meticulous in the early stage, and even though the golden elixir was abolished, I still kept showing off in such a high-profile way, right?

This is a potential new book, but there are many good books but no recommendations. . . .

The golden elixir has been restored, and the acquired strength is tenth level? Golden elixir is an organ in the body? Can't practice without the golden elixir? Or is the golden elixir a sign of strength that can only be formed after reaching a certain stage?

I can recommend this old routine from a few years ago.

. . . Is this to extend Ashina's life? Or to extend the life of the Republic of China?

How to repay kindness with kindness? If you don't kill the enemy's nine tribes, you should repay kindness with kindness. Because the enemy will die without revenge, then this book is super poisonous. ——I would like to see how the author comes around.

What the hell is this? You extracted so much awesome stuff that you can't even walk properly, and then you turned around and fucked the person to death, and then you said you were very weak?

After reading the post, it turns out that everyone is thinking the same thing as me. What a book this is. Really