(Note: the side consisting of the Martial God, "Buddhism," and "Dao" will be called [Great Qian Dynasty], while you, "Gu," and "Confucianism" will be called [Rebel Army]; "Monster," "Demon," and "Spellcaster" form the other side.)
[The first match.]
[The [Great Qian Dynasty] sent out Jin Chanzi of the Buddhist Dao. This Jin Chanzi was not the Jin Chanzi of the [Primordial World], but his origins were no less extraordinary.]
[He had cultivated "Buddhism" over nine lifetimes, reaching [Dao Unification] in every one of them, comparable to a Spirit Transformation Dao Master.]
[His existence could be said to have spanned the changes of most eras. Calling him the foremost figure beneath the Supreme Existences would be no exaggeration.]
[The [Third Party] sent out a "Demon God King" of the demonic Dao. The title leaned toward Western fantasy, but he was just as heaven-defying.]
[The contender your side sent out called himself "Demon Venerable Wuji." He had risen from humble beginnings and established the demonic Dao.]
[He should have belonged to "Demon," yet he had pioneered the Law Dao: a Nine-Transformation Gu Venerable, one of the three great ancient Demon Venerables, the first demonic Gu Venerable, and the founder of the Law Dao.]
[A [Dao Unification] cultivator who had drawn infinitely close to a Supreme Existence.]
[Upon entering the arena, he merely closed the five fingers of his hand.]
[Buddhist light shattered. With that single squeeze, the accumulated foundation of Jin Chanzi's nine reincarnations burst like bubbles.]
[Jin Chanzi's pupils abruptly contracted. He chanted a true word, seeking to escape into reincarnation—]
["Reincarnation?"]
[A soft chuckle sounded, utterly nonchalant.]
[His other hand reached out, meeting the Demon God King's world-destroying strike head-on.]
[There was little need to dwell on the process, but the result was this:]
[Single-handedly, he held Jin Chanzi