The Northern Wind Carries the Watchman's Clapper, Cold Light Shines on Iron Armor

The Jingnian Zen Sect mainly cultivated the "Jingnian Zen Book" written by First Ancestor Tian Seng. However, most people only knew of Liao Kong's Silent Zen and Liao Jin's Nian Wu Zen Skill within the sect; its other martial arts had never been described in detail.

Yet Jiang Dali was, after all, a reincarnator. In his previous life, when competing for the Evil Emperor's Sarira, he had obtained some fragmentary information from aristocratic clans and learned that the Jingnian Zen Sect's Four Great Dharma Protectors all cultivated the Great Brightness Buddha Seal, a formidable fist art comparable to the Tantric Dragon Elephant Prajna Skill.

The monk who had suddenly emerged now locked onto his essence, qi, spirit, and three souls the moment he unleashed his martial arts. His aura was grand and domineering, unlike ordinary Buddhist martial arts. Jiang Dali immediately realized that he must be one of the Jingnian Zen Sect's Four Great Dharma Protectors: Bu Chan, Bu Chi, Bu Tan, or Bu Ju.

Almost the instant this thought flashed through his mind, another figure attacked from behind, wielding a nine-section flexible whip. The whip technique was like a venomous snake striking back, suddenly coming alive. Its tip flicked and jabbed, slashing and striking like a tornado, whipping up a shrill howl like an ape's cry as it shot straight for Jiang Dali's waist acupoints.

Four more Celestial figures swiftly closed in in a fan-shaped formation, each assuming a stance, circulating True Essence and driving their true qi, prepared to follow up with a combined assault.

In an instant, Jiang Dali was caught in layers upon layers of encirclement and slaughter.

The power of Heaven and Earth drawn in by seven Celestial masters pressed against and clashed with his essence, qi, and spirit at once.

This was the rare