Chapter 836
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Volume Seven
Phantom Steps
With the completion of the sixth volume, Xia Fei entered the Law Realm for the first time, and after establishing his footing, he returned to the Skywing Clan. After countless fierce battles, he finally reached the peak of Great Law Emperor, taking yet another step closer to the path of greater strength.
It seemed that Xia Fei could finally take a breather, and it also seemed that there were very few people in the Law Realm who could threaten Xia Fei's existence, but was that really the case?
Just what had drawn all the apex experts of the universe to this mysterious space? And why had all these experts set their sights on a strange door that existed in the vast universe? Just where did that door lead to? What was hiding behind it?
There were no answers to any of these questions.
Some people wanted to protect that door, some wanted to open it, some did their best to maintain that delicate balance, and there were even some who hid in the darkness, watching covetously.
A door, a mysterious and strange door that led to the unknown, had become the eruption point of all these contradictions.
Xia Fei, who had never played his cards according to common sense, just what choice would he make?
Starting tomorrow, the seventh volume of the super gene optimization fluid would be serialized, and Jiu 'er would gradually tell everyone the thrilling story of what had happened in this universe.
Once again, I thank everyone for accompanying Jiu 'er until now! Gratitude!
Whether it was the monthly rankings or the Recommendation Rankings, the competition was unprecedentedly intense, and Jiu 'er's heart was constantly fluctuating along with the rankings. To say that Jiu' er could remain indifferent was clearly deceiving herself. I won't be unreasonable; I really need everyone's help right now!
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