Author: Zhiruo's Little Sister, I'm Coming for You
When I saw the trap Phantom Rain mentioned at the end, I was originally quite calm. But then this guy arrogantly added that no one could figure it out. Thus, I, Liu Mang, could no longer remain calm. How could I let him look down on us readers like that...
Since Phantom Rain mentioned traps, then let us discuss the possible traps in the book:
1. Five-Colored Fairy. If Five-Colored Fairy is a trap, Liu Mang predicts that her trap will be as follows:
(1) In terms of timing, Five-Colored Fairy could already handle Lihe cultivators several hundred years ago, so she definitely could not be Yuanyuan. After all, the timing simply did not add up. But "Five-Colored" carried quite profound implications. First of all, did Yuanyuan not use that Plume in Chapter 904 that could sweep out Five-Colored Rays? As for the Five-Colored Divine Light, I looked it up on Baidu as follows—The Five-Colored Divine Light was a wisp of innate Hundun qi. When it divided into the Five Elements, it gave birth to the Peacock Great Wisdom King, Kong Xuan, within it, growing into five feathers on his tail. Kong Xuan spent tens of thousands of years refining them before shedding his original form and attaining a human body. The Five-Colored Divine Light took the form of five feathers, each three chi long, like precious swords. Each bore its own color—azure, yellow, red, black, and white—and they flowed faintly without radiating outward, circulating only within themselves. Though only five tiny feathers, they seemed as heavy as primordial mountains. None but those with great magic power could sweep them. Divided according to the Five Elements, once the Five-Colored Divine Light swept out, nothing could resist being swept away. Judging from Five-Colored