Sword

Story context

Get ready, fellow Daoists—because this chapter is pure 🔥. Ji Ning just casually flexed on nine Daofather-level beast puppets like they were practice dummies, and the enemy camp is *shook*. The Seamless Gate’s highest echelons, including the ancient Great Demon God Cixiu, are now openly admitting: this guy is the undisputed number-one Sword Immortal of the Three Realms. But here’s the kicker—Ji Ning wasn’t even using his own creation ([Brightmoon] sword-art) for this slaughter. He borrowed a mass-AoE technique called [Sword World] from World God Northrest’s legacy, and the result was a display of transcendent Sword Force that had even True Gods and Daofathers holding their breath in awe. There’s no long slog, no tricky negotiation—just raw, surgical dominance that recalibrates the entire strategic board.

Why it matters

🥳 Ji Ning’s power display is finally being witnessed *from the enemy’s perspective*, and it’s *glorious*. For those of you who’ve been reading through the Three Realms arc, this is a long-awaited moment where the Seamless Gate’s top brass realizes they’re no longer dealing with a rising genius—they’re dealing with a walking apocalypse. Notice how Cixiu’s reaction isn’t rage, but *aesthetic appreciation*? That’s the hallmark of a being who recognizes absolute mastery when he sees it. The stakes are now crystal-clear: Ji Ning is converging on Kuafu’s battlefield, and next chapter promises high-tier clash when the Nuwa camp’s strongest fighters meet their most terrifying sword. Buckle up.

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Desolate Era