Heavenly Punishment Struck Cultivators Who Insulted Haotian Dead! None of the Primordial Wilderness's Top Powers Accepted It!
Within the Primordial Wilderness.
Countless cultivators wore furious expressions.
They roared toward the heavens, venting their inner dissatisfaction.
Ridiculous!!
Utterly ridiculous!!!
Why did you, Haotian, have to pull this stunt when your end was near? Did you think you were a Heavenly Dao Saint?
You wanted to wield the Primordial Wilderness's Heavenly Punishment to monitor all living beings, punishing everyone who offended the Heavenly Edicts and even creating tribulations to control the population?
What kind of joke was this!?
What right did someone about to die have to use such things to bind us?
Just because you were the Heavenly Emperor?
Even if you were a Saint, you couldn't do this!!!!
Countless cultivators flew into rage, roaring at the sky to vent their dissatisfaction and fury.
Rumble!
All at once, the entire sky turned completely dark.
Black clouds churned.
Countless lightning serpents leaped through the misty clouds, containing a terrifying, horrifying aura, as though they could erase any living being from the world!
Sensing such a terrifying presence,
countless cultivators panicked.
Most of them lost their nerve and realized something was wrong.
They fell silent.
They no longer roared.
Yet some unruly, lawless madmen believed Haotian could do nothing to them and continued to insult him wantonly.
Their words spilled out one after another.
They were utterly unrestrained.
Rumble!
A bolt of lightning descended with boundless Destruction, striking a Grand Unity Golden Immortal.
It actually killed him outright!
Body Dies Dao Vanishes, reduced to ashes!!!
Only a True Spirit fled in terror toward the Netherworld.
At the same time, this was not happening in just one place. This scene could be seen throughout the boundless Primordial Wilderness, unimaginably shocking and terrifying!
In barely over a hundred breaths,
several thousand Golden Immortals, dozens of Grand Unity Golden Immortals, and several Grand