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... e time, the emphasis on mercenary combat instincts is also higher.

"I'm also lucky. I can actually get this special instinct that can be exercised between life and death. This trip really helped me discover the efficacy of this ability."

Lin Sheng stood still for a while and felt that in the dream, his physical strength would recover faster than reality.

He was tired enough before, but he recovered again in ten minutes.

He stabbed the black sword into the ground, and ...

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