**Domain of the Dao (道之域境):** This is a profound stage of understanding where a cultivator can project their comprehension of a Dao as a persistent, invisible field around them. Normally, only Primal Daoists can achieve this, so a Zifu Disciple wielding it is considered a monster genius—or a Reincarnated Immortal. Ji Ning’s “Rainwater Sword Domain” is a classic example: it suppresses opponents, enhances his own technique, and marks the beginning of truly transcending mortal combat.
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**Domain of the Dao (道之域境):** This is a profound stage of understanding where a cultivator can project their comprehension of a Dao as a persistent, invisible field around them. Normally, only Primal Daoists can achieve this, so a Zifu Disciple wielding it is considered a monster genius—or a Reincarnated Immortal. Ji Ning’s “Rainwater Sword Domain” is a classic example: it suppresses opponents, enhances his own technique, and marks the beginning of truly transcending mortal combat.
After two consecutive victories in the Dao Debate Hall, Ji Ning has sent a shockwave through the Black-White College. The senior disciples are bruised, offended, and rallying their top fighters. But more importantly, this chapter reveals the college’s political landscape—the two camps forming, the gossip spreading, and the quiet, dangerous interest that even Wanxiang-level disciples and Reincarnated Immortals are taking in our young sword prodigy. Get ready: the real fight is just beginning.
This chapter feels like the calm before the storm. Watch how the college’s social machinery kicks in—rumor mills, faction-building, and the inevitable escalation from friendly spar to honor battle. Ji Ning’s core character trait shines: he is humble in victory, but not weak. He accepts the challenge without fear. The mention of Yu Wei and Qinghe sets up two very different opponents to come: one is a cold, untouchable beauty with past-life power; the other is a dedicated powerhouse at the peak of his realm. For new readers, this is your first peek into the deeper politics of Black-White College—a place where ‘tradition’ and ‘face’ matter more than mere talent.
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