Nieyuan Insect

While communicating within the Virtual Universe, Guen's footsteps never faltered, and in the blink of an eye, he arrived at the thirtieth level.

Throughout the journey, the secret method for controlling insect beasts—all stemming from the same source, the Golden Segment Chapter—had allowed Guen to progress smoothly. His interest grew with every level, and his mastery over the Nieyuan Insect continued to improve, reaching a point where he could deploy and perfectly recall them within an environment like this grand hall.

If this continued, it was not impossible to actually use the Nieyuan Insect in combat within the Primordial Universe.

Controlling the Nieyuan Insect was merely an unexpected joy; what was truly worth celebrating was that this control technique, along with enslavement methods and even soul techniques, shared commonalities and triggered mutual insights.

Primal Ancestor had once left Guen a special illusion model. The various possibilities of basic illusions and the structural similarities to this secret method offered valuable takeaways, stirring a mindset that had long lacked the urge to create profound illusions.

Regarding the thirtieth level, although Guen was on high alert, he was also impatient to pass.

On the thirtieth level stood the Monster Race's King Minghui, a powerhouse of the Canchi Race. He had four legs and nine eyes, a body like a Violent Bear standing sixty meters tall, and was at the King Limit. Despite being a member of a Monster Race known for outstanding gene multipliers and various ways to enhance them, he kept his own gene multiplier at a simple one-fold to temper himself.

Like King Han Gong, he possessed only one heavy treasure, the Guimie Demon Blade. It was not that he truly only had one, but rather that King Minghui did so intentionally, as a practitioner of the "Asceticism" and "Primitive Sect"