The Gap in Combat Experience

Guen followed King Han Gong deeper into the depths. All the spatial fragments along the way were frozen and then shattered, gradually forming a domain of ice that naturally possessed the effect of a Space Lockdown. At the same time, it resonated with the divine bow in King Han Gong's hand, mutually amplifying their power. The divine bow in King Han Gong's hand was not simple; it was not merely a common heavy treasure and likely possessed a second form of transformation.

Guen's expression remained unchanged. He allowed King Han Gong to occupy some advantages; the stronger the opponent, the more beneficial it was for Guen.

Centered on King Han Gong, a domain of ice and snow had fully formed. Its suppressive influence far exceeded the law domain of an ordinary Immortal God, with its power already reaching one ten-thousandth of a Universe Venerable's law domain.

Law domains are divided into two levels. At the Immortal level, a domain formed by lower-level laws has a very mediocre effect on opponents of the same rank. After becoming a Fenghou, the power of one's law domain usually becomes fixed and lacks any substantial significance.

However, the law domain of a Universe Venerable uses higher-level laws as its framework. It exerts a weak influence even on beings who are also Universe Venerables, and for Immortals—even those at the King Limit or King Invincible level—it can achieve suppression.

King Han Gong's ice and snow domain consisted of snowflakes that were actually compressed spatial fragments. The law power attached to them formed this unique domain, which was enough to suppress a King Elementary to the point where they could not even defeat a Fenghou Immortal. It even had a slight effect on Guen, slowing his movements.

To be able to achieve this, King Han Gong