A legendary flame that can threaten even a Celestial Immortal. In Xianxia, such fires are typically formed from the condensation of the Dao of Fire and are highly effective against Ki Refiners and fragile bodies, but useless against supreme body-refining techniques like the Eight-Nine Arcane Art.
Definition
A legendary flame that can threaten even a Celestial Immortal. In Xianxia, such fires are typically formed from the condensation of the Dao of Fire and are highly effective against Ki Refiners and fragile bodies, but useless against supreme body-refining techniques like the Eight-Nine Arcane Art.
Get ready for a classic Xianxia standoff where the young monster Ji Ning, fresh out of a Ba Serpent’s belly, finds himself trapped in a layered formation siege. But instead of panic, he’s laughing at his enemies. This chapter is a masterclass in the “gear-check” trope: Ji Ning’s Eight-Nine Arcane Art makes a mockery of Celestial Immortal-level fire and thunder, forcing the Bloodcloud Hall and the Donglin Sect to realize they’ve bitten off far more than they can chew. It’s a delightful display of power that rewrites the local pecking order, all while Ju Ning coldly analyzes his escape options like the pragmatic swordsman he is.
Fellow Daoists, this is a chapter to savor. Watch how Ji Ning uses his analytical mind—he doesn’t just fight; he estimates the cost of his escape options, calculating the value of his portable immortal estate versus his life. His deliberate golden glow is a brilliant bit of misdirection, making the enemy believe he has a limited “protective treasure” while his Eight-Nine Arcane Art is infinite for this tier of battle. The sheer contempt in his laugh is earned. The only question is: who is this “master” the Bloodcloud Hall is running to? Expect a deeper storm on the horizon.
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