The might of the Tang Sect's hidden weapons was indeed unparalleled. To refine divine weapons into supreme hidden weapons—such a method was simply unheard of.
But the crucial issue was that no matter how powerful hidden weapons were, they were still merely dead objects. Even if they were driven by formations and mechanisms, they still required a martial artist's inner power to activate them. Tang Jue was, after all, only at the Yang Spirit Realm. Having him wield a hidden weapon of this level was still somewhat forced. The Tang Sect could create hidden weapons capable of injuring True Martial Realm experts, but they could not unleash their full power.
Of course, Tang Jue had never hoped to injure Su Xin with a single strike. At most, he could only play a supporting role in this battle.
The True Martial Realm corpse puppet's sword had already descended, vast and majestic beyond compare.
Su Xin likewise threw a punch. That overwhelmingly powerful fist crushed everything head-on; in an instant, gale-force qi exploded and space shattered. The grand sword qi was ripped apart directly, and even the True Martial Realm corpse puppet was blasted flying by Su Xin's punch.
A corpse puppet was, after all, a corpse puppet. The Corpse-Driving Sect's methods were exceedingly sinister and strange, capable of preserving most of a corpse's strength from when it was alive. They could also refine the corpse until it became incomparably tough, making its physical body even stronger than before.
But the weakness of the Corpse-Driving Sect's corpse puppets was the same as that of the Tang Sect's hidden weapons: Yin Tuling, the one controlling the corpse puppet, was too weak.
He was merely in the Yang Spirit Realm, not the True Martial Realm. Even with a True Martial Realm corpse puppet in