Kuang Shen Wu: Kuang Shen Armor

Author: Tang Jia San Shao
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Publish Date: 2006-05-01
Features: A whimsical and enchanting love blossoms amidst the clash of swords and fire in a foreign land. The fuses the souls of his companions into an extraordinary power, driven by a simple yet formidable belief: there are only battle-dead, not defeated. "" sweeps across countless! Before there was Huang Yi, now there is Tang Jia San Shao! 50,000,000 readers recommend it! From internet fame to Taiwan's rise, this ultra-popular fantasy novel weaves the love and hatred of a foreign land! "Darkness gathers souls, only through fall can freedom be achieved, awaken, the endless magic sleeps in my blood!" Ten thousand chant the magic spell, finally summoning the arrival of ""! This is the fifth part of "". In a rainy night, his subordinates watched Lan'er in a daze, her lips trembling uncontrollably, rubbing her eyes repeatedly as if unable to believe what was happening before her. When the sound of gas collision ceased completely, not a single member of the blood battle had stood up. They lay scattered in all directions, groaning endlessly. Lan'er tapped her hands dissatisfiedly and said, "Useless, I haven't even exerted myself yet, and they're all down? Not satisfying at all. I hope there are some tough ones inside. Lei Xiang, let's go into the valley." I gave Lan'er a thumbs-up with satisfaction and said, "Dame, you're amazing. Great job." Lan'er raised her head proudly, flashed, anded over, saying, "See? It's not fun fighting them. Let's spar when we have time, they're far too weak." Jin scoffed, "I knew they were so weak. Let's go in ourselves." Pan Zong tapped him hard on the head and said, "Let's go in. No one will stop us now." I took Mo Yue's hand and led the way into the valley. As we passed Rain Night, I respectfully said, "Senior, please go first." Rain Night was still stunned by Lan'er's incredible performance. When he heard me speak, he jolted, and said politely, "Ah! When did our mercenary world produce such a formidable figure! You guys should go first. You're too amazing." Lan'er smiled mischievously and said, "Old man, I didn't get enough of fighting just now. How about you give it a try?" Rain Night shook his head repeatedly, "No, I still want to live a few more years with these old bones! Your cultivation level is so high, how could you be an F-level mercenary? It's impossible! The people from the blood battle are all D-level or above, especially Blood Wolf, who is a B-level mercenary. You could defeat them so easily—perhaps even the three mercenary kings wouldn't be as good as you." Lan'er smiled proudly and said, "That's nothing! We just formed our mercenary team yesterday, so naturally, we're still F-level." I frowned and said, "Dame, we should leave." Too much talk can lead to trouble. I bowed again to Rain Night and led everyone deeper into the valley. The valley was extremely narrow, with only a sliver of sunlight visible. It twisted and turned. The path was relatively flat, but after turning a few bends, we heard a chaotic sound. Besides the hundred blood battle mercenary team members guarding the entrance, we encountered no other obstacles. I signaled everyone to take off the F-level mercenary badges from their chests. After all, this symbol was too provocative for the mercenary. We were looking for people, not wanting to become the target of everyone. After another turn, we finally arrived at the mercenary site. It was a basin, three times larger than the valley where the lived in seclusion. It was densely packed with thousands of mercenaries, the scene bustling with people. In the center of the basin stood a high platform, about ten feet tall, empty. The of the basin were adorned with the flags of the mercenary, fluttering gently in the wind. On the northern side of the platform were ten sheds, where some people were seated—the only uncrowded area. I turned to Pan Zong and said, "