Even Lu Yang had to admit that the Dao Court's lineup was daunting. Eight Great True Lords would have been a formidable force even in ancient times.
Not to mention that this was the Netherworld.
If this were the Real World, it would actually be easier to handle. After all, none of these Great True Lords is as cultivated as I am. At worst, I can deal with them using [All-Evil Slay].
Yet just as there was no flawless divine ability in the world, while the talent of [Hundred Lives Book] could produce miraculous effects in every field, it was by no means invulnerable. Well, [Supreme Dao Assimilation] was an exception. As for [All-Evil Slay], it had a fatal flaw.
It did not slay souls.
He had discovered this as early as the life before last, when a Golden Core Middle Stage True Lord killed after being stacked with enough [All-Evil Slay] marks had actually been able to reincarnate.
The activation conditions of [All-Evil Slay] were the same.
Only when an attack struck a Dharma Body could it stack slaying marks upon that Dharma Body. In other words—without a Dharma Body, there was no way to stack them.
It was practically hard-countered by the undead.
What Dharma Bodies do the undead have left? They're all reconstructed true spirit souls. Dharma Bodies, Spells, dharma power, mystical arts—they're all imitations of the Netherworld Great Dao.
From this perspective, [All-Evil Slay] could not even be triggered on undead at all.
A sword strike might appear to be cutting a Dharma Body, but in truth, it was cutting the Netherworld Great Dao.
If not for that, with Lu Yang's current strength, why would he need to fear any Great True Lord besides Emperor Cang? He would have charged into the crowd and unleashed a