A Little More Each Year: From Mountain Villager to Dao Ancestor of the Immortal Realm
Chapter 908

Immortals Must Not Be Insulted-Put It on the Tab!

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"Indeed." He Zhi concurred. "That lingering might remains. It would be better to head for Ultimate Dao Imperial Heaven. The Desolate Heaven Domain is vast and boundless; there is no need to fight over this tiny corner of land."

"Mm." Sui Sui nodded. "In three thousand years, the eighteen Immortal Passes of the heavens will reflect upon Ultimate Dao Imperial Heaven. Let the Great Vehicle Stage and Tribulation Transcendence Realm juniors venture in and test themselves. Once the five Divine Soul Realm beings after the sequence are removed, let them first adapt to this era of the Immortal Dao."

"Agreed."

A trace of profundity flashed through He Zhi's eyes. The Longevity Clans counted one hundred thousand years as a generation, corresponding to the reflection of the eighteen Immortal Passes of the heavens once every hundred thousand years.

These five were the Jun Family's Immortal seedlings, the strongest beings preserved in their ancestral land from every generation, their hidden trump cards. When entering the Heaven-Earth Immortal Realm, each had severed more than five thousand of their own Great Dao Chains. Such were Immortal seedlings.

He Zhi gave Sui Sui a deep look and said no more. When the True Immortal Realm opened, that Divine Son of sequence zero would naturally emerge.

This person carried an ancient secret of the Jun Family and naturally would not be dragged down by the Great World Origin of the present era.

Or rather, knocking upon the Immortal Gate only after the Myriad Races Great Slaughter Era ended held no meaning whatsoever for a Longevity Clan.

The Jun Family's true powerhouses would look down upon the Boundless True Immortal Realm with peerless Immortal bearing!

Of course... as for that man with the Five-Elements Immortal Body, forget it. It would be fine if he were buried in

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