The Might of the Divine Worm True Body

Another time and space.

A virus only one hundred nanometers in diameter could easily infect and kill a burly adult man standing 1.8 meters tall.

Compared to each other,

it was the tiny against the enormous.

Yet in the end, the tiny killed the enormous.

This was the power of smallness.

At its root,

from a microscopic perspective, the human body was actually riddled with "bugs."

A virus found one or several such "bugs," then breached the body's defenses in one stroke, accomplishing an incredible feat.

Throughout history, there had even been no shortage of horrifying incidents where "a single virus killed tens of millions."

After Cheng Han condensed the Minute Law, a question naturally came to mind.

That was—on a microscopic scale, did God-level Experts have "bugs" that could be exploited?

The answer was—of course they did! The reason was simple.

In this plane, there would never be a creature without flaws.

Whether ordinary lifeforms or powerful Deities.

The difference was,

Deities were incredibly powerful, and their "immune systems" were stronger as well.

But that did not mean Deities had no "bugs."

Cheng Han believed that as long as he found a Deity's "bug" and cultivated a corresponding virus, the tiny could still kill the Deity.

For others, this would be an impossibly difficult task.

But he possessed the Eye of Omniscience, so the difficulty was not that great.

That fallen Void Slug Avatar had proven his point.

At this moment,

within the roaring Storm,

countless microorganisms drifted over on the wind, gathering together to form an extremely blurry human figure.

It was Cheng Han.

He had previously conducted multiple tests. As long as the Life Imprint fell below a certain threshold, the Divine Worms would not sense it.

Cheng Han looked in the direction the two Divine Worms