Devouring the Imperial Law

Cang Jie's parents had died when he was young. Obsessed with characters, he looked half-crazed and was disliked by his clansmen, so he had always lived in a secluded corner.

Thus, the Ancestor of Literature's acceptance of a disciple passed by without a sound. It was only after a long while that someone in the tribe noticed that one person was missing, but no one paid it much attention.

Since Xuanyuan and Li Tan had both reached Golden Immortal Peak and formed their own cavalry forces, they were already capable of protecting themselves in the current Great Wilderness.

Therefore, Hou Yi and his wife, along with the Zhi Ge Clan and the Six-Eared Macaque, tacitly chose to let the two graduate and join Great Xia's forces in unifying the Great Wilderness.

At first, the two operated on opposite sides without interfering with each other. Though their reputations were great, they remained confined to their own territories.

But as the number of battles increased, the two grew stronger and stronger, and their battle records became increasingly dazzling.

With two equally outstanding people, competition was naturally unavoidable. Their opponents were the ones who suffered for it.

Faced with two existences like the favored sons of their era, how could these clans, none of which had a mighty cultivator guarding them, possibly resist?

Without exception, they were crushed by the two as easily as dry weeds before a gale. Eventually, some even surrendered as soon as they heard of their arrival, making Great Xia's unification proceed faster and faster.

The army also began spreading tales of the "God of War" and the "God of the Army." The Fortune of the Myriad Races continuously converged toward Mount Tai City like flowing water.

In the secret chamber of Mount Tai City, Ming was cultivating in