The highest tier of flame below a Chaos Fire. The Three Realms is known to possess only three: the Sunstar Golden Flame, the Inextinguishable Flame, and the Zhurong Divine Fire. The novel’s Water-Fire Annihilation Formation utilizes one of these.
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The highest tier of flame below a Chaos Fire. The Three Realms is known to possess only three: the Sunstar Golden Flame, the Inextinguishable Flame, and the Zhurong Divine Fire. The novel’s Water-Fire Annihilation Formation utilizes one of these.
Alright, fellow Daoists, the gloves are off! After all that buildup with formations and side-skirmishes, we finally get a full-on, no-holds-barred clash between Ji Ning and the Great Demon God Cixiu, the top-tier alien powerhouse of the Ancient Ruins camp. And let me tell you, it does not disappoint. This chapter is a pure hype-fest, showcasing Ji Ning’s terrifying all-around combat prowess—speed, defense, and now offense that can match a chaotic Elder God blow-for-blow. But just when you think Ji Ning has the upper hand, Cixiu pulls out a wild card: a single-use, Chaos Immortal-level trapping formation that isolates our boy and leaves the Tathagata Buddha dangling by a thread. The battle for the Three Realms just got a whole lot more complicated.
This chapter is a masterclass in pacing and payoff. Ji Ning has been showing off his defense and strategic acumen, but this is his first real chance to flex his upgraded offense since obtaining the Ziguangqiong. Watch how IET sets up the power dynamic: Cixiu is initially confident after their first exchange, only for Ji Ning to casually reveal he was holding back and knock him flying. It’s a beautiful reversal.
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