Shrouding the Heavens: Rise of a Mortal Physique
Chapter 146

Three transformations of Dragon Transformation

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The disaster at the Myriad Dragon Nest had inflicted devastating losses on many major powers. Even several lofty Holy Lords had fallen, sending shock waves through the entire Eastern Wasteland.

Several furious major powers issued orders to kill Ye Fan, the chief culprit, on sight. Even Lu Chen, Black Emperor, and the others were not spared.

Unfortunately for them, the group had no intention of clashing head-on with the enraged Holy Lands now. Ye Fan and the others headed to the Central Plains, temporarily leaving the reach of the Various Holy Lands of the Eastern Wasteland.

Meanwhile, Lu Chen had awakened Human Demon, a Great Saint of the Human Race from the Primordial Era, and was cultivating in seclusion at the sacred Yin-Yang Eyes site beneath Purple Mountain.

Because Human Demon cultivated both aspects of the Taiyin and Taiyang Solar True Scripture, he sometimes became divine and sometimes demonic, losing his reason. Yet he was the ancient sage who had traveled furthest along this path.

Following this primordial Great Saint, Lu Chen reaped immense rewards, his cultivation advancing by leaps and bounds. In just two months, he entered the fourth great secret realm-Dragon Transformation.

With his breakthrough, a heavenly tribulation descended. Even with his formidable strength, he had to face the great Dragon Transformation tribulation with caution.

He sat cross-legged amid the sea of lightning, his back like a dragon, vital essence spilling out in all directions. His mighty spine seemed ready to fly out and transform into a true dragon.

This secret realm suited its name perfectly: one nurtured a great dragon within the body until it took form. The human body's great dragon was the spine, which supported all its strength.

A dragon's roar shook the heavens. Lu Chen's body rumbled, his entire spine shining like immortal gold.

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