REBIRTH OF URBAN IMMORTAL CULTIVATION CHAPTER 36
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Hearing Ye Chen's reply, the excitement on the Demon Emperor's face immediately became even more intense:
One hundred thousand years
He had waited for about one hundred thousand years
He originally thought that although Ye Chen had great talent, it was not that easy to obtain the inheritance of the Great Emperor Haotian. He was afraid that it would take at least several hundred years. He absolutely did not think that he would succeed so quickly
Alright, alright, alright I really did not see the wrong person You have obtained the inheritance of the great emperor, so from now on, you are my new master
The Demon Emperor excitedly said this and suddenly took a deep breath, then knelt down towards Ye Chen:
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