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... iles and pieces are like a mountain on the head of Mu Yang. Looking at the body of the former guardian who was in front of the ground, Mu Yang’s face was "color".

The West Road general Zhao Lian and the old Mu Yanghou also had a bit of friendship, and when the news came, the situation was already out of control. However, although he has a relationship with the old Mu Yanghou, he is still not deep enough to be able to gamble on his own name for this friendship. He only has to be forced to ...

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