Supreme Emperor Dan

Previous Chapter Next Chapter Advertisement With the death of the Pill Emperor, it was a fortuitous opportunity for him to be reborn. In the Divine Continent, there were hundreds of countries. There were countless sects that killed without end, just for a chance at survival. After encountering the betrayal of the Pill Emperor, he swore to take revenge. After his rebirth, not only did he have the memories of his past life, he also had the assistance of the spirit of the Emperor Pill! The Pill Emperor had been reborn ...

Previous Chapter Next Chapter Advertisement With the death of the Pill Emperor, it was a fortuitous opportunity for him to be reborn. In the Divine Continent, there were hundreds of countries. There were countless sects that killed without end, just for a chance at survival. After encountering the betrayal of the Pill Emperor, he swore to take revenge. After his rebirth, not only did he have the memories of his past life, he also had the assistance of the spirit of the Emperor Pill! The Pill Emperor had been reborn ...

Previous Chapter Next Chapter Advertisement With the death of the Pill Emperor, it was a fortuitous opportunity for him to be reborn. In the Divine Continent, there were hundreds of countries. There were countless sects that killed without end, just for a chance at survival. After encountering the betrayal of the Pill Emperor, he swore to take revenge. After his rebirth, not only did he have the memories of his past life, he also had the assistance of the spirit of the Emperor Pill! The Pill Emperor had been reborn ...

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