In terms of talent, his soul is special enough to resist.

But the problem is that Li Su doesn't want to fight the opponent even if he is given a high-quality magical weapon, let alone his bare hands.

Really, it’s such a disadvantage!

Li Su can be sure that the sharpness of the great health care item in the other party's hand is probably considered high-end in the category of magic weapons.

Thinking of this, he felt even more gloomy for a while.

That girl was like this, and Xiang Jiu, who was beaten to death by him, was obviously not someone easy to get along with.

He lowered his head and couldn't help but glance at his right hand.

He had been running for more than ten minutes, but a knife mark was still clearly left on his fist. It was cut between his index finger and middle finger, leaving a gap that was almost an inch long.

To be honest, under normal circumstances, this wound should have recovered a long time ago. However, at this moment, the wound was still full of knife energy, and it took more than ten minutes to completely force it out.

Damn it, the knife-wielding young man and his grandmother actually broke through.

Yes, Li Su's bleeding fist was not a miscalculation of the strength of both sides. In fact, in that battle, he had an absolute advantage until the last moment. Logically speaking, he should not have been injured.

After all, the opponent is not at its peak, and its destructive power is not as simple as lowering it by a few levels, but falling down.

Although one cannot be said to be at the top level when entering the Tao, he does belong to the category of master. Breaking through in advance means breaking the opponent's Tao.

Therefore, he should not have been injured in the first place.

What was the result? In the end, the opponent came to an end, exploded, and broke through. The second before complete collapse, the sword's intention changed from real to virtual, broke through his true power, and struck his fist.

This ending really made Li Su tremble when she saw it, and she felt so suspenseful.

Under normal circumstances, the Taoist heart should have collapsed on the spot. What does this horse riding mean? The treatment of the protagonist?

No, the young man riding a horse and holding a knife is the protagonist, so what is he? A stepping stone for the villain?

The previous Dragon Blood Pangolin was more or less based on the Palace of Hundred Demons. This time, it was directly on him?

He obviously won, but looking at the wound on his hand, Li Su still couldn't help but said with a dark face.
Chapter completed!