The eldest young master of Taohua Villa was wearing white sable fur, running wildly in the snow on New Year's Eve, rushing towards the Blood Hand Gate of the West Mountain. At this moment, Xishan Blood Hand Gate is rewarding for merit. Xu Yidao, the mighty and powerful leader of the Xishan Blood Hand Sect, was wearing a warm black sable fur, with a precious knife on his waist and a red face. His eyes were like hawks and falcons, scanning everything in the hall. This year, he lived a happy life, lived a comfortable life, and felt comfortable all over. His bloody palm practice has reached perfection, and one palm can penetrate five people; his one sword also makes great progress, and one sword can split four layers of iron armor. What's even more gratifying is that he cut off one of the arm of Han Tonghai, the 88th-ranked Deadly Sword of the Jianghu Storm List with three swords; he also sent three bloody handprints and killed Han Tonghai on the spot. According to the rules of the world, he successfully ranked 88th in the world list of the world, which is once every five years, and can be regarded as a famous person on the list. "I'm not afraid of ghosts calling, I'm afraid of blood-handed sects." The rumors in the world are not hype. This year, he also personally visited the grassland, and he visited , Mobei , Monan. He also met Mongolian Mongolian Mongke Da Khan and Mongolian war god Kublai , drank a few big drinks, and talked about a huge deal. If the transaction is done, it will be a reward for shocking the world and shaking ghosts. Specifically, it is: to attack the city in a joint manner, and to cooperate with the inside and outside. After breaking the city, half of the women and treasures in the city are worth half of the money, which is much more profitable than robbing the road. Ambushing as an insider has always been Xu Yidao's specialty. Several times, when Xu Yidao thought of this transaction, he would laugh involuntarily and woke up three times when he was asleep.
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New Year's Eve Reward for the merits
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