True Demon Avatar

Story context

The gloves are off. Wen Tianren, heir to the Six Dao Sect and the Inverse Star Alliance, has just watched his True Demon Avatar get vaporized by a single golden arc. That arc? Evil-Dispelling Divine Lightning forged from ten-thousand-year Gold Lightning Bamboo—basically kryptonite at the molecular level for any demonic-path cultivator. The guy who handed Han Li the original stub of that bamboo? Standing right behind Wen Tianren. Yep, Fairy Zi Ling is back, and she’s caught in the middle. Wen Tianren’s composure cracks, then reforms into something colder. He pulls out his absolute trump card: a set of eight ancient mirrors with a name that makes Han Li’s blood run cold.

Why it matters

Buckle up, because this is the kind of chapter where the power curve snaps into a new tier. Han Li has officially stopped being “a very dangerous Core Formation cultivator” and has started being “that walking elemental countermeasure that makes demonic heirs lose sleep.” Wen Tianren’s decision to go all-in on the Eightfold Golden Light Mirrors is a huge signal—this is not a man who gives up his trump card lightly. The more important subtext? Zi Ling is watching everything from the sidelines. Her presence is not passive. She is a witness, a potential variable, and—given her history with Han Li—a wild card whose true alignment in this fight is yet to be declared. Pay close attention to how Wen Tianren glances at her when naming the mirrors; there is a warning in that look, and it is not aimed at Han Li.

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A Record Of A Mortal S Journey To Immortality