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... ying to block the door, or something else. To stop what might happen next, but he soon realized that he couldn't do anything. . Fastest update

After the door opened, when he hadn't seen the situation outside the door suddenly, the door cymbal suddenly made a low muffled sound, and then it fell down completely, "snapped" and fell heavily on the ground.

In front of that door, without any obstruction, the door opened.

This sudden change was only in the blink of an eye, and Lu C ...

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