Who Let Him Cultivate Immortality!
Chapter 1288

Identity Exposed

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Divine Sovereign Siheng admitted that in his youth, he'd loved fighting, read very little, and had been woefully ignorant of history. He'd even often mistaken unofficial histories for the truth.

His colleagues privately called him the Illiterate Divine Sovereign.

But so what? The Emperor had praised him for being "free of distractions and pressing bravely forward." Could anyone else claim praise like that from the Emperor? Anyone who called him illiterate was just jealous!

"Ask whatever you want. I know everything!" Divine Sovereign Siheng roared, his hair standing on end.

"What was the Blazing Torch Dynasty?"

"I don't know."

"What does the embryonic form of the Reincarnation Dao Fruit do?"

"I don't know."

"Why did the Heavenly Emperor of the Central Heavens want the embryonic form of the Reincarnation Dao Fruit?"

"I don't know." The more Divine Sovereign Siheng answered, the less sure of himself he became. It seemed he couldn't answer a single question.

"Where is the Heavenly Emperor of the Central Heavens?"

"That, I know... Wait, you're trying to trick me into telling you!"

Lu Yang and Meng Jingzhou were rather disappointed. How had he caught on?

Their arrival gave everyone a tremendous boost in confidence. Both sides in the battle were legendary figures, and it was said that the more ancient one was, the stronger. With Young Sect Leader Lu's side also having more people, their side naturally had the advantage.

Mu Baiyi, however, was deeply worried. He'd long heard that embryonic Dao Fruits possessed all kinds of inconceivable divine powers. A half-immortal completely overpowered a Tribulation Transcendence cultivator, and seeing it today had proved as much. Young Sect Leader Lu and his companion were young and promising, but they were still only at the Tribulation Transcendence stage. Whether they could beat Divine Sovereign Siheng was another

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