In the end, the Undying Divine Dynasty could not be rebuilt.
Two Divine Generals whose names were recorded in ancient history had been slain by Fang Yang's own hand in a single day, without the slightest power to resist. Even accounting for their lingering injuries, it was an earth-shaking feat. The Undying Empress, a Quasi-Emperor stronger than either of them, had likewise been held helpless by Fang Yang for a long time before she could show what she was capable of. The other cultivators present did not know what lay behind it.
But one thing was beyond doubt: the Undying Empress no longer had the face to put on the airs of a Quasi-Emperor or speak of rebuilding the Undying Divine Dynasty.
If the Son of the Emperor had not still represented its future, and the First Divine General's fate were not still unknown, perhaps even most descendants of the dynasty's former officers would have chosen to leave.
There was talk of whether the Undying Emress, despite being a Quasi-Emperor, was weaker in battle than the Emperor Lord who had faced a supreme being of the Undying Mountain.
But cultivators across the Big Dipper were more concerned with something else: just how far had Fang Yang, a young Quasi-Emperor around a hundred years old, advanced in his cultivation? How else could he display such invincible strength and challenge the First Divine General, second only to the Undying Emperor in the old dynasty?
That domineering, peerless bearing led more cultivators to wonder whether Fang Yang had already joined the ranks of Quasi-Emperors.
After all, compared with the notion that Fang Yang could make the Undying Empress, a Quasi-Emperor, dare not fight him while at a lower realm, completing the Quasi-Emperor's Nine Heavens in a few decades was still... Who were they