Douluo: Innate Half-Rank, But a Mind Sword Cultivator
Chapter 159

Three Swords, Tang Hao's Final Curtain

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As Qi Dao's words fell, a Sword Light shot into the sky, and the Peerless Sword in his hand blazed with brilliance.

Everything within a radius of three hundred meters fell inside Qi Dao's Sword Domain.

Within this domain, all of Qi Dao's opponents would have their strength suppressed by twenty percent, while his own would rise by twenty percent.

If an opponent within the domain practiced the sword and had a lower realm of Swordsmanship than Qi Dao, that opponent's strength would be suppressed by fifty percent.

Conversely, Qi Dao's strength would rise by fifty percent when facing that opponent.

Moreover, the domain's boosts and suppression were absolute against Soul Masters below God Level. They could not be negated.

Ordinary Soul Masters gained some resistance to domains as their strength grew.

For example, in the original story, when Tang San had only recently obtained Divine Slaughter's Domain and made his wager with the Clear Sky Sect's seventh elder, his domain could barely affect the elder.

But Qi Dao's Peerless Sword Domain had no such limitation.

More importantly, the Peerless Sword Domain Qi Dao had now comprehended was far from its final form.

The Seventh Soul Ring was crucial to a domain: the higher its age and quality, the greater the power of an Innate Domain.

Qi Dao stood within his Sword Domain, his eyes bright.

Since both domains imposed a twenty-percent suppression and granted a twenty-percent boost, the effects of Divine Slaughter's Domain and the Peerless Sword Domain naturally canceled each other out.

Tang Hao stared in disbelief. He, too, had never expected Qi Dao to comprehend a domain.

Apart from the Innate Domains of top-tier Martial Souls, a Soul Master normally had to reach the rank of Titled Douluo before even hoping to comprehend one.

And even among

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