Bombarding Cultivators with Cluster Artillery

Jiang Ding was also contemplating his own Sword Dao, muttering to himself, ”The Sword Dao should be treated as a science, constantly practiced, constantly recognized, and constantly solidifying one’s foundation. Only when one has absolute confidence in breaking through should one engage in battle.”

”Great Sun Sword Cultivation relies too heavily on blood battles.”

”This is an extreme approach.”

He believed that this was a flaw in the heritage of the Great Sun Sword Pavilion.

”Swordsman.”

A fat black man in the palace, who was the Sword Pavilion Legacy Messenger from the Great Sun Sword Pavilion named Black, responded upon hearing him, ”Mu Tiansnow also believes she is bound to break through.”

”Not just her, nearly all sword cultivators who decide to engage in blood battles think this way, having absolute confidence.”

”However, the results...”

”Facts prove that some are correct and some are wrong.”

”Whether it is reckless ignorance or confidence, it relates to the cultivator’s foundation, will, and Sword Intent.”

Black subtly criticized the Dari Swordsman, ”Many sword cultivators simply don’t have such solid foundations or such innate talents, and their true paths only emerge in blood battles.”

”Such people, perhaps, should not be underestimated.”

”...Is that so?”

Jiang Ding was startled and fell into deep thought.

Both men paid little attention to Mu Tiansnow in the life-and-death struggle.

How about her Daoist Body?

If she cannot prevail, then let her die.

It was her own choice, her own path; others have no right to interfere. There are too many people in the world who die seeking their path – elites, emperors, and Taoist disciples alike; it is nothing unusual.

...

At the same time Mu Tiansnow was battling, Scorching Sun Immortal was also engaged in a battle with his opponent.

His opponent was the Mixed Yang True Monarch, a Mid-stage Nascent Soul and one of the most famous up-and-coming elites in the Great Sun Dharma Sect. Some believed he far surpassed those who once stood equal with the Scorching Sun Swordsman, the Great Sun Law Child of the Great Sun Dharma Sect, growing up amidst a God-transforming level force and was likely to become the Chief of the Primordial Legal Heavenly Metropolis in the future.

He had committed some death sentences he thought were hidden, employing dark methods to seize the cultivation base of several Golden Pill elites as well as three Nascent Soul cultivators.

At this moment, Scorching Sun Immortal suppressed his cultivation to the early-stage Nascent Soul to fight a life-and-death battle with Mixed Yang True Monarch.

This fight was extremely fierce; by the end, Scorching Sun Immortal’s Law Body was shattered, and he had to use Nascent Soul Sword Control, barely managing to behead Mixed Yang True Monarch and nail down his Nascent Soul with a Flying Sword.

”It’s done, my great path.”

”Half a step into Refining Sword into Silk...”

In the battlefield surrounded by shattered mountains and cracked earth, Scorching Sun Immortal was left with only his Nascent Soul, holding his Life Flying Sword, with a serene expression similar to an enlightened monk.

The surrounding sword cultivators watched this Immortal with awe, their eyes filled with extreme envy.

Meanwhile, news came from Mu Tiansnow’s battlefield; she too had successfully slain her opponent, breaking through Sword Qi Thunder Sound, reaching the Third Realm of the Sword Dao, Refining Sword into Silk, truly possessing the ability to slay an early-stage Nascent Soul cultivator with a Golden Pill. In the future, she would no longer rely on luck.

Naturally, for Mu Tiansnow, she perhaps didn’t consider it luck.

From the beginning, she firmly believed she was bound to break through.

At this moment, similar events were occurring everywhere in the Tu Shan Cultivation World.

At Mu Tiansnow’s place, at Scorching Sun Immortal’s place, at many Peak Nascent Soul cultivators, many Golden Pill Foundation-building sword cultivators, similar sword fights were taking place, executing death sentences on cultivators, some sword cultivators died, some won, and some won but gained nothing.

Countless lives withered, regardless of rank or prestige; those who violated Tu Shan Law and were sentenced to death, had to die.

The entire Tu Shan Central Courtyard Cultivation World was engulfed in terror!

This time, countless new High-Level Cultivators fully understood what the historical records meant by ”Tu Shan Law cannot be violated.”