Definition
A legendary stone placed on the banks of the River of Forgetfulness that can passively reflect the three lives of any being who looks into it.
A legendary stone placed on the banks of the River of Forgetfulness that can passively reflect the three lives of any being who looks into it.
Definition
A legendary stone placed on the banks of the River of Forgetfulness that can passively reflect the three lives of any being who looks into it.
Six hundred years into the Moon Underwater Abyss trial, and Ji Ning is no longer just a genius swordsman—he's become a cosmic quietist, drifting through a Three Realms that is tearing itself apart. This chapter is a masterclass in atmospheric dread, trading flashy cultivation breakthroughs for the slow, grinding horror of total war. The Seamless Gate has abandoned all pretense and is now systematically assassinating the family, disciples, and loved ones of every major cultivator in the Nuwa Alliance, deliberately trying to provoke Heart Demons and reckless attacks. Ji Ning has refined the second layer of the Ninefold Chaos Seal, transforming his Stargold Beads into the Thirty-Six Heavens Divine Fate-Mirrors—a treasure that can glimpse past, present, and future lives—but even this breakthrough feels muted against the backdrop of mounting casualties. The chapter ends on a chilling personal note: a friend from the Grand Xia has just fallen.
Get ready, fellow Daoists, because this is the kind of chapter that makes you put down the phone and stare at the ceiling for a minute. We've had 600 years of non-stop war off-screen, and the casualty count is *brutal*. 1,300 Empyrean Gods and True Immortals on one side alone. These aren't cannon fodder—each one is a being who has lived for millions of years, mastered a Grand Dao, and commanded worlds. And they're dropping like flies.
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