A Tragedy in the History of Island Nation Mythology

Chef Qin cracked sunflower seeds, occasionally glancing at his phone, but there was still no response from the other side. He had no idea that once lightning was sent, it automatically disconnected, and the Heavenly Dao Laws made their powerful entrance. For the first time, the majesty of the Heavenly Dao appeared in an utterly unfamiliar place—the island nation within the Three Thousand Lesser Worlds. At this moment, the Heavenly Dao's ultimate weapon emerged, terrifying gods and ghosts alike.

Qin Fen merely looked conflicted and worried, wondering whether that guy had died. Although the chef disliked the island nation, he was actually a decent person. Unfortunately, he had never known he was chatting with another world.

In his mind, the Heavenly Court version of WeChat's emojis was quite fierce, just lacking in destructive power. But since it was a Heavenly Dao Law, it possessed one supreme advantage: it broke all techniques, automatically dispelling any spell. Thus, when Guanyin encountered the Purple Firmament Divine Thunder, Qin Fen had not known that what he sent was also Purple Firmament Divine Thunder. But that did not matter.

Lightning was related to thunder one way or another, so he sent it without hesitation. If you strike me, I'll strike you too.

But things were different now. When chatting in the Mortal Realm, that lightning was just an ordinary emoji, with nothing whatsoever to do with the Heavenly Dao Laws. Qin Fen had sent it merely to save himself some typing and make the other party respond.

But just because it did not work in the Mortal Realm did not mean it would not work in the Three Thousand Lesser Worlds.

Boundless pressure began to spread, shrouding the skies over all of Kyoto. Rolling thunder boomed, while violet lightning constantly darted across the heavens like