Zhang Qing's Change

Within the Fate-Stealing Copper Coin's vision, that little dwarf kept dying, kept reviving, each time faster than before, each time stronger than before.

The Fate-Stealing Copper Coin did not reveal what the final outcome between him and Johnny would be, but without question, it would not be a good one.

In the garden clearing of the Cosmos White Jade Palace.

Beneath the dazzling starlight of the Immortal Realm, the scorching copper coin fell from midair into Zhang Qing's hand. This divination of his had come to an end.

It was not that Zhang Qing did not want to see the outcome of his conflict with Johnny. Rather, halfway through the calculation, he once again saw that bizarre lifeform with a body of tentacles and only a human-shaped head and hands—that existence he should never have tried to calculate within the threads of fate.

Blood once again streamed endlessly from Zhang Qing's eyes.

This time, following his left eye, Zhang Qing's right eye had also gone blind.

He had become a blind man through and through—the kind of blindness that could not be healed.

He turned his head about in bewilderment. When only one eye had gone blind, it had been manageable; with the aid of his divine sense, Zhang Qing could still use his remaining eye to orient himself within his surroundings.

But once both eyes had lost their sight, even though he could still scan with his divine sense, everything around him had become completely different.

For Zhang Qing, there was one extremely important thing he could no longer do—because they were too distant, his divine sense could not scan the stars in the sky.

In other words, he could no longer observe the stars.

And his inability to observe the stars triggered a chain reaction. Without the fundamental