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About The Strongest Sect of All Ages
A special scientific experiment, a wonderful adventure in different time and space. Jun Changxiao came to Xingyun Continent with the system and inherited an unknown small sect. He must build the sect into the No. 1 in Xingyun Continent within a hundred years, and recruit 100,000 disciples. If he fails to complete it, the system will explode and he will be finished. In order to survive and return to the original time and space safely. He actively "established a sect" and taught disciples. The...
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