The Divine Lord watched helplessly as Ming left.
Though he was the owner of the God Realm, the God Realm was merely one realm within the First Realm.
The Reincarnation of the entire First Realm was one whole.
Not only could he not separate the God Realm's Reincarnation, but even if he did, it would be useless.
Unless a force emerged that could completely imprison Reincarnation, only then could Ming be captured.
And that was merely capturing him.
Only then would a direct confrontation be possible.
What Ming intended to do now was destroy the First Realm.
In his view, Xuan had to be incomparably closely connected to the First Realm, especially since Xuan was one of the All-Beings Dao Integration.
When he destroyed the First Realm, it would naturally affect Xuan.
This was the critical moment when Xuan was comprehending "Supreme Power." As long as he affected Xuan and prevented him from comprehending it, they would all remain on the same starting line.
Of course, destroying the First Realm would naturally damage its Reincarnation as well, which would also affect Ming himself.
But Ming could no longer concern himself with such matters.
Once Xuan took that first step ahead of them, who knew what might happen?
After failing to destroy the God Realm, Ming arrived in the Monster Realm the next moment.
The power of Reincarnation activated, and an entire race of the Monster Realm died.
In the blink of an eye, a new Reincarnation Land appeared in the Monster Realm.
At this moment, the Buddha Lord, whose Dharma Aspect blanketed the First Realm, had already grasped the pattern behind Ming's actions.
The entire First Realm lay within the Buddha Lord's "Mind Aspect."
Thus, when Ming appeared in the Monster Realm and slaughtered its living beings, the Buddha Lord