How Hard It Is to Reach Sagehood Through the Sword Dao; In the Mortal World, I Am Unrivaled

"You... do you command a complete Dao?"

Indeed!

This was the greatest question in Tongtian's mind at that moment.

As a fellow Sage, Tongtian's perception was exceptionally keen.

Moreover, he knew even better how indestructible and overwhelmingly powerful the Heavenly Dao Shackles were.

Yet earlier, Gu Changqing had broken them with a seemingly effortless stroke of his sword.

This clearly went beyond the bounds of ordinary Divine Arts.

Tongtian was almost certain that Gu Changqing commanded a true Dao.

That was precisely why he had taken the matter so seriously, concealing the workings of heaven before questioning Gu Changqing.

As for Gu Changqing...

Hearing Tongtian's words, he froze for a moment, his heavy intoxication undiminished.

Yet a barely perceptible expression flickered through his eyes.

It seems... I can't keep it hidden after all?

That was what Gu Changqing thought.

He appeared bleary with drink, but his heart was as clear as a mirror.

He also knew full well that, after he displayed such a technique, beings at the level of Sages would inevitably notice something unusual.

Yet Gu Changqing had had no other choice.

After all, he could not simply watch the Dragon Race be subjugated by the Demon Court and do nothing.

The karmic bond between Gu Changqing and the Dragon Race extended beyond merely taking Ao Cunxin as his disciple.

In the past, he had also used Totem Law Enforcement to forge a Great Dao Contract between the Dragon Race and the Humans.

In other words, the Dragon Race and the Humans had long since become inseparably linked.

So long as the Dragon Race endured, they could protect the Humans from decline!

Thus, no matter what, Gu Changqing would never allow the Dragon Race to submit to the Demon Court.

As these thoughts passed through his mind, his