Primordial Era: With unparalleled comprehension, I pioneered a divine kingdom of faith.

Chapter 180 Di Xin: I Will Be the King of Humanity

"Yes, Master!!" Kong Xuan and Liu Er said at the same time, then glanced at Guang Chengzi.

"That Taoist priest, let's have another match ten thousand years from now," Liu Er said to Guang Chengzi, his aura terrifyingly sharp.

Guang Chengzi gave a bitter smile.

Then they returned to the primordial wilderness.

Liu Er and Kong Xuan went directly into the chaos.

After Guang Chengzi returned to the prehistoric world, he led his fellow disciples directly back to Xiqi without saying a word.

On the Imperial side...

"Why send Liu Er and Kong Xuan to Chaos for seclusion?" Xuanxiang asked Di Fang.

Di Zixuan then belatedly looked at her mother, and involuntarily shrank her neck, as if she hadn't come to cause her any trouble.

Xuanming glanced at the little thing in Di Fang's arms.

Di Fang said with a smile.

"Because of balance!!" Teifang said with a smile.

"Balance?" Xuanming frowned as he looked at Di Fang.

"The universe and all things are about balance. If Xiqi is too strong, it won't work; if Shang is too weak, it won't work either," Di Fang said with a smile.

"Liu Er and Kong Xuan have already broken through to the Quasi-Saint level. If they stay in the Great Shang Dynasty, the Investiture of the Gods will be a lost cause, and the other Saints will also turn against them. So this is the balance," Di Fang said slowly, a glint of light in his eyes.

Imagine if, during the Great Tribulation of the Investiture of the Gods, there were two quasi-saints from the Great Shang Dynasty plus at least three quasi-saints from the Jie Sect, what would Xiqi have left to do?

Why not just surrender? Yuanshi would probably turn against them.

What is the concept of three Quasi-Saints? How many Quasi-Saints are there in the Primordial World?

The beings in the primordial world were countless, but only a handful could become quasi-saints, and many others existed before the Lich War.

For example, Randeng of the Chan Sect, this old man was one of the three thousand guests in Zixiao Palace.

He was naturally a quasi-saint. He joined the Chan Sect simply because the saint was Yuanshi. He shamelessly joined the Chan Sect, and as one of the three thousand guests in Zixiao Palace, Yuanshi had no choice but to give Randeng the position of vice sect leader.

Although he was the vice leader, he had no real say in the sect. His influence within the sect was even less than that of the Twelve Golden Immortals, which is why.

Later, it was because the lamp lit up was going to seek refuge with the Western religion.

Ultimately, it was because Yuanshi didn't value it.

Back to the present.

Kong Xuan and Liu Er have now both become quasi-saints.

If we stay in the Great Shang any longer, the battle will escalate, and eventually, even the three corpses of those saints might intervene.

Even the true form of a saint would intervene.

This is not a good thing for the primordial world, nor is it a good thing for the great calamity.

Moreover, the main reason why the Emperor allowed Kong Xuan and Liu Er to enter the Tribulation was simply to allow Liu Er and Kong Xuan to break through.

Although it was immoral to do this, the other sages couldn't say anything about it.

Most importantly, the Imperial side did not interfere, which did not break the rules.

Later, when the Emperor sent Liu Er and Kong Xuan into the Chaos, it was largely due to the connection with the Investiture of the Gods. If Liu Er and Kong Xuan were still in the Shang Dynasty...

Given the combat power of a Celestial Martial Quasi-Saint, it's safe to say that any number of Xiqi soldiers who come will die.

Unless Yuanshi Tianzun personally intervenes, the three religions combined wouldn't be enough to defeat Kong Xuan and Liu Er, so what's the point?

Therefore, after Kong Xuan and Liu Er broke through.

The Emperor allowed them to enter the Chaos, which was a good thing for them.

Having just broken through, they also need time to mature. Ten thousand years from now would be the great calamity of the Journey to the West. At that time, Liu Er and Kong Xuan might be able to make further progress.

Back to the present.

Shen Gongbao led Deng Jiugong and Deng Chanyu back to Sanshan Pass.

Meanwhile, in Xiqi, Guang Chengzi led his fellow disciples back to Xiqi.

"Senior brother, has something happened?" Yun Zhongzi asked Guang Chengzi.

Guang Chengzi's eyes held a hint of helplessness and relief: "Nothing really happened, but those two did break through to the Quasi-Saint realm."

"What?" Taiyi Zhenren said with a hint of shock in his eyes, then calmed down.

Quasi-Saint, what is that? It's the last realm below Saint, and basically the limit that all primordial beings have reached.

Above that is the sage, and of course there is a special realm, which is the near-sage.

However, for the Second Saint, this path was basically cut off after Hongjun preached the Dao.

As for why, I've already explained it before, so I won't go into detail here.

Nowadays, there are only two paths for beings who want to become sub-saints: the path of martial arts and the path of immortal martial arts.

It is virtually impossible to prove one's path through force.

"The good news is that those two Quasi-Saints have left the Great Shang Dynasty, which is also good news for us," Guang Chengzi said with a hint of lingering fear.

If it weren't for that saint, I would probably be on the Investiture of the Gods list by now, which would truly be an eternal regret.

"You left the Great Shang? Why?" Yun Zhongzi asked with a hint of confusion.

"It was their master who ordered them to go into seclusion to solidify their cultivation," Guang Chengzi said with a wry smile.

At this point, Yun Zhongzi, Taiyi Zhenren, and Ju Liusun all fell silent.

"A human sage?" Jiang Ziya looked at Guang Chengzi with some surprise.

Guang Chengzi's eyes narrowed: "Shut up. Such beings are not to be discussed by us at will."

Seeing Guang Chengzi's serious expression, everyone else understood that the person Guang Chengzi was referring to was probably one of those individuals.

Otherwise, Guang Chengzi wouldn't be so wary.

"In that case, it's a good thing," Jiang Ziya said after a moment of contemplation.

With the departure of the two Quasi-Saints, the Great Shang Dynasty has indeed lost sufficient combat power.

Therefore, this is also a good thing for Xiqi.

But here's the problem: even if it's a good thing, it might not necessarily be a good thing.

After all, the current major merchants are seen as hidden talents and powerful figures.

To some extent, if another one like that were to emerge, they wouldn't be happy either.

Now everyone fell silent.

Over at Dashang!

Emperor Xin sat in the palace, and Su Daji sat beside him. For Su Daji, Emperor Xin was a man who aroused her great curiosity.

Because Di Xin was not as rumored outside, but rather a powerful immortal martial arts master.

This was what truly shocked Su Daji.

"They all say I am a tyrant," Di Xin said with a slight chuckle.

"But have they ever understood me?" Di Xin said in a deep voice, his eyes filled with ambition to conquer the world.

"What is Your Majesty thinking?" Su Daji asked Di Xin with some curiosity.

Upon hearing Su Daji's words, Di Xin smiled.

"What I desire is this world," Di Xin said in a deep voice, his eyes filled with ambition.

"What I desire is this vast and desolate land, the heavens above, and the earth below. I will make my own achievements surpass those of the Three Sovereigns and my virtues equal to those of the Five Emperors," Di Xin said confidently, exuding an unprecedented domineering aura.

Su Daji looked at Di Xin with a hint of emotion in her eyes.

"Since the birth of humankind, whether it was the Three Sovereigns, the Five Emperors, or the Great Xia and Great Shang dynasties, the world has always been like this. Although the Human Sovereign is the Human Sovereign, there are many tribal leaders under him, who are now the feudal lords. Each of these feudal lords is a king in his own small country."

"What I desire is to truly become the supreme ruler of humanity, the only king!" Di Xin uttered his ambition word by word.

Su Daji looked at the man beside her and finally understood what he truly wanted.

It is to become the sole king of humanity, not an era of feudal lords, but the sole king.

(End of this chapter)