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... >Tian Hao is a Taoist ancestor, and his strength is not weaker than himself.

However, this thought has not been turned, but there has been a scene that makes Lin Xuan unforgettable.

In the face of the terrible beam of light, the blue star sea swiftly turned into a huge vortex, and then swallowed the beam of light.

That's right, swallowed up!

This sounds ridiculous, but the truth is that it is true.

Tian Hao’s slap in the face, but it’s such a ridiculous ending. ...

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