Luo Establishes a Sect (Part 1)

(First update!!!) It was said that after Luohou slew the Qilin Clan's twenty-four elites, the battle had practically been an instant kill. It caused a tremendous stir throughout the Primordial Wilderness, setting undercurrents surging once more and making the struggle ever fiercer.

In a sense, Luohou had advanced the development of the Primordial Wilderness. That ought to count as merit toward the Primordial Wilderness. Who knew whether the Heavenly Dao had rewarded him with a little Merit, or something else?

Let us not speak of the Dragon-Phoenix-Qilin Tribes, nor of the Hundred Tribes of the Primordial Wilderness. Let us continue with Luohou, one of the great powers of the Primordial Wilderness.

Since he could not exterminate the Qilin Clan, Luohou felt utterly stifled and furious.

He considered why he could not wipe out the Qilin Clan and roughly summarized the reasons as follows.

First, the Qilin Clan had experts holding the fort, particularly experts at the Quasi-Sage level.

Of course, in a one-on-one fight, Luohou truly feared none of them. He believed that no one in the Primordial Wilderness could be his opponent. In a single duel, who in the entire Primordial Wilderness could stand against Luohou?

The key was, would they play a one-on-one duel with you? Perhaps they would—when they could defeat you. But if they could not, then sorry, you would have to face a whole crowd by yourself. On that point, Luohou was not too confident. He still had some self-awareness.

Second, the Qilin Clan had countless subordinates. Do not underestimate them just because their strength was not especially high. At crucial moments, they could play a major role. When there were too many people making a racket, anyone who enjoyed peace and quiet would naturally grow irritated. And once irritated, would their performance not become