A legendary artifact in Chinese mythology, said to be able to control the lifespan and death of all living beings. In the novel, the original one was a supremely powerful treasure perfectly attuned to the Heavenly Dao, capable of recording all karmic information.
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A legendary artifact in Chinese mythology, said to be able to control the lifespan and death of all living beings. In the novel, the original one was a supremely powerful treasure perfectly attuned to the Heavenly Dao, capable of recording all karmic information.
This chapter delivers a brutal, emotional gut-punch. Ji Ning, fresh from a poignant conversation with King Yan about searching for his reincarnated parents, rushes to visit his junior brother Mu Northson—only to walk directly into a perfectly laid trap by the Shaoyin clan. Four Celestial Immortals strike simultaneously, and the result is catastrophic: the fragile soul of Mu Northson’s beloved Dao-companion, Yu Xia, is instantly annihilated by a soul attack. The chapter ends not with a tactical retreat, but with the raw, earth-shattering roar of a broken man unleashing his fury through an Immortal-Winged Puppet. Get ready; the carnage is about to begin.
This is a story that hits you right in the chest. The chapter contrasts two powerful, bittersweet moments: Ji Ning’s quiet hope about his parents’ reincarnation versus the immediate, brutal reality of what’s happening to his ‘little brother’ right now. Pay close attention to the cold, pragmatic malice of the Shaoyin clan—they aren't just attacking Ji Ning; they are surgically destroying his support network. Watch for Ji Ning’s reaction. He always controls his emotions, but hold on to your seats. This personal tragedy is the catalyst for an inferno of vengeance. The Shaoyin clan just made the biggest mistake of their immortal lives.
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