Stealing Fate!

Long ago, when Shen Qian realized that one of his likely opponents at certain stages was King Zhouyi, who lurked behind the scenes high above all others, he had done his best to learn about him.

It was impossible to determine what era King Zhouyi's martial path had originated from. According to accounts from some top experts Shen Qian had encountered, King Zhouyi's earliest traces in history might date back several thousand years, to the founding of the Zhou Dynasty, China's third feudal dynasty.

But which Emperor of the Zhou Dynasty King Zhouyi had originally been was no longer verifiable.

Shen Qian had even once suspected that King Zhouyi might be a remnant from an even earlier era.

He used "Yi" as his title, symbolizing an inscrutable fate.

What kind of opponent was the most terrifying?

In Shen Qian's view, an existence like King Zhouyi, who always hid in the shadows and controlled and influenced everything without form, was far more frightening than an open enemy like the Witch Emperor.

Even if the Witch Emperor was a Great Emperor, while King Zhouyi was likely only a Martial King... Shen Qian's wariness toward King Zhouyi was beyond words.

The most chilling part was that Shen Qian would often overlook everything related to King Zhouyi himself.

Had his Mental Power not reached a certain realm, and had the system not frequently issued warnings, Shen Qian's memories of King Zhouyi would gradually fade with time. Even though his incarnation, Marquis Ling Tian, had once tried to kill him, Shen Qian often could not remember that incident.

What an absurdly overpowered passive ability.

Impossible to speak of, impossible to perceive; any mention would be noticed... It was practically identical to the "Heavenly Dao."

Only by constantly keeping that string taut could Shen Qian vaguely