Li Er Spreads the Dao

Very soon, someone was gored and sent flying into the sky. The ranks were smashed into utter disarray, scattered like seven parts here and eight parts there, routed beyond any semblance of an army.

But the unluckiest were still the commoners who had come along to watch. Frightened out of their wits, they fled in every direction without choosing their path, and people began trampling one another. Weeping and screams of agony rose without end.

"Damn it!" In the crowd, Li Er was greatly alarmed when he saw this scene. He had known this ox was no simple creature, but at this moment, even if he wanted to save people and subdue the ox, his heart had the will but his strength fell short.

In his anxiety, he suddenly seemed to sense something. He abruptly rolled up the sleeve on his left hand and saw a pale-white ring appear.

Li Er froze on the spot.

Boom!

The ground rumbled and shook. The red-eyed green ox had cast everything else to the back of its mind, rampaging through the crowd and injuring no small number of people. Blades, spears, and arrows had no effect on it at all.

Suddenly, it also seemed to sense something. It abruptly turned its head to look at the ring on Li Er's wrist. Its gaze shrank, then its front hooves scraped the ground, and it charged forward with a roar.

That ring made it feel very uneasy, as if it had met its natural bane.

"Something's happened." When Lu Chuan arrived and saw the towering smoke and dust ahead, as well as the ox's roars and human screams, his expression changed. His figure moved, turning into a long rainbow as he shot forward.

As soon as he arrived, he saw the green ox rumbling toward