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... wen said calmly.

   After all, he is a top powerhouse who once stood at the peak. Even if all the spiritual lines are removed due to pollution, the realm is still there.

   "A higher level? The final form?" Ou Nan couldn't understand. Because he is not even a master.

  He is just a Skylighter, and he is only practicing with the special martial arts honed on the surface.

  I don't know much about the whole system of Daling Martial Arts.

   "You are still far awa ...

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