In the distant cosmos, an effeminate man sprayed out a mouthful of blood with a "Pfft."
The blood landed on a small celestial body several dozen miles across nearby. With a thunderous bang, the body exploded into dust.
Such was the might of scattered blood.
This was a terrifying great power about to attain the supreme Dao, an existence capable of destroying stars with a single strike, roaming the rifts of spacetime and traversing parallel universes without perishing.
Just one step further, and it would no longer be merely star destruction. He would be able to obliterate an entire plane containing countless stars.
In truth, Liusu and Yao Guang were not much inferior in terms of such displays. They only seemed less formidable because they were constrained within their world; different planes simply had different degrees of solidity and different restrictions under their laws.
For example, they could shatter the Netherworld, yet could not break the Main Plane of the mortal realm. The planes were of different ranks. The same principle applied when placed in different worlds—some worlds could be wiped out with a casual gesture, while others might not be.
That was why there were great and small worlds, worlds endlessly ascending and nesting within one another. You could keep nesting them for tens of millions of words.
Qin Yi could not nest worlds like that, because their world clearly belonged to a very high tier. In a small world, one might ascend and change locations upon reaching the level of Cloud-Riding; in a middle world, Qianyuan cultivators might already be deities. Yet their world could directly give birth to Supreme Serenity. Of course, cultivation classifications differed in detail. Other worlds might divide the stages before Qianyuan into over a dozen levels, but that did not change the fact