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One of the ancient Sun brothers who fought alongside Suiren; the most promising contender on the island until Greatdream murdered him.
One of the ancient Sun brothers who fought alongside Suiren; the most promising contender on the island until Greatdream murdered him.
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One of the ancient Sun brothers who fought alongside Suiren; the most promising contender on the island until Greatdream murdered him.
Alright, fellow Daoists, buckle up. We've landed on Thousand Star Island, the "safe zone" of the Moon Underwater Abyss — except this place is anything but safe. Ji Ning has just clawed his way through a century of demon massacre, absorbed his hard-won sword insights, and is now face-to-face with the island's survivors. And what he learns immediately shifts the stakes: there's a snake in the grass. A Seamless Gate Empyrean God named Greatdream has already murdered one of the strongest contenders. The political landscape of this isolated hell is more treacherous than the demon ice. Ji Ning, fresh off his breakthrough and carrying the weight of the outside war, has to decide whether to play it safe or hunt.
This chapter is a masterclass in *shifting the goalposts*. Ji Ning came here to escape the Abyss — now he has to become a political assassin in a frozen hell full of gods. The fight with the demons was a test of raw power; the confrontation with Greatdream is a test of wits. Pay close attention to Ji Ning's line, "This can't be done with brute force. It needs a softer touch." This is the same guy who just spent a century in demon-killing rage. The fact that he immediately switches to a strategic, patient mindset shows how much his Dao-heart has matured.
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