First in Divine Power

Houtu Huangdiqi's gaze swept toward these immortals and Buddhas. To her, all five were old acquaintances.

Guangchengzi of Mount Jiuxian and Dingguang Buddha of the Western Paradise—this monk and this Daoist were both the cream of the crop in the Dao of Immortality back in the day.

Guangchengzi was a disciple of Jade Pure and the head of the Twelve Immortals. He had long since been a Daluo Golden Immortal, and his cultivation was unfathomable.

Dingguang Buddha had once been a high disciple under the Sage Tongtian, but later betrayed the Jie Sect, entered the Western Paradise, and became a Buddha, also known as Dingguang Joyful Tathagata. His cultivation was likewise unfathomable, combining the methods of Immortal, Buddha, and Divine. The majesty of his magical power and the strangeness of his Daoist methods surpassed even Guangchengzi's.

selain these two, the immortals and Buddhas behind them were also extraordinary figures.

The woodcutter-giant was named Wang Zhi. Wielding a giant axe, he was an immortal originating from the ancestral court, known to all as Immortal Lord Lanke.

Another monk was named Ksitigarbha, also called Bodhisattva Ksitigarbha. Hailing from the South Continent of Jambudvipa, he wielded a monastic staff, bound by vast vows.

The final Daoist was named Anqi. An overseas Qi Refiner from the pre-Qin period, he carried a long sword on his back and had once shaken the entire realm under the name Anqi Emperor Lord. The First Emperor had even dispatched men overseas to seek him out, begging for the Elixir of Immortality in his hands.

All three were Daluo Golden Immortals, with old grudges against Houtu Huangdiqi.

The woodcutter Wang Zhi practiced the Way of Profound Yellow and had asked Houtu Huangdiqi for Profound Yellow Dao Patterns. When she refused, he grew to harbor deep resentment against her, later