I no longer know how many times I've been on the brink of death,
Even the "Blood Bible" within him has started losing pages, started disintegrating, seemingly unable to sustain Luo Di's relentless "abuse."
But Luo Di doesn't care, even though this bloody prop has successfully integrated into his cinematic system.
He consistently maintains the essence of a "voyeur," as long as his eyes haven't been gouged out, as long as his body still has structures to help him approach the Fog Man, he will stick close to continue his voyeurism.
Who knows how long has passed,
The Fog Man suddenly changed, he no longer attacked the young man before him.
It seemed that in his view, killing the opponent was meaningless; whether it's crushing the head or damaging the body, the young man can quickly resurrect as if boundlessly.
Or perhaps out of disgust,
Or out of fear,
Or out of acknowledgment,
Or out of resignation,
Or out of permission,
