Long Zhuo's Death (Part Two)

After venting his pain, Long Zhuo erupted completely. He no longer cared that he had no limbs, nor did he intend to regrow them. He charged straight at Yuan Tian to fight him to the death.

How could Yuan Tian be frightened by Long Zhuo's "madman act"? What a joke. He immediately gave Long Zhuo a savage beating. Play mad, will you? Play the fool? I'll beat you to death.

After another savage beating from Yuan Tian, Long Zhuo showed just how ruthless he was—not only toward others, but even more so toward himself. He was a man, after all. With no hope of avenging his son and his own body badly wounded, he no longer thought of fleeing. Whether he could have escaped was another question entirely. Long Zhuo steeled himself and rushed Yuan Tian, intent on detonating both his body and soul.

Well, Long Zhuo had accomplished the "great undertaking" the Twelve Heavenly Guards had failed to pull off. Unfortunately, Yuan Tian was in for a rough time.

A Daluo Golden Immortal's self-detonation and a Quasi-Sage's were worlds apart. A Daluo Golden Immortal might severely wound or even kill a Quasi-Sage by blowing himself up, taking his enemy down with him, but it would have virtually no effect on the space of the Primordial Wilderness. A Quasi-Sage was different.

In theory, anyone who self-detonated unleashed power one level above his own strength. That was why a Daluo Golden Immortal could severely wound a Quasi-Sage or even trade his life for one. Under ordinary circumstances, though, a Daluo Golden Immortal could not wound a Quasi-Sage that way.

A Quasi-Sage was simply too much stronger than a Daluo Golden Immortal. They were not in the same league. A Quasi-Sage could kill a Daluo Golden Immortal before he even had time