Perfect World: The First King of the Immortal Ancient Era
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Perfect World: The First King of the Immortal Ancient Era

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"You seem to misunderstand the weight the title Heavenly Emperor carries."

The Forbidden Zone's Mouth spoke.

"Heavenly Emperor...!"

Immortal King Kushan murmured, his face thoughtful.

"What? Whether he reflects on his actions has nothing to do with me. Stand aside."

Meng Tianzheng's gaze sharpened, and his peerless kingly might swept forth to suppress them. Six Immortal Kings stepped forward as well, resisting his pressure. Even the thunder in the void fell silent. The kings' might froze the void, leaving no room for anything tangible to exist. Everything stood still.

The Yuan Chu Immortal King and Immortal King Tai Shi wore grave expressions as well. This situation was almost identical to what had happened back then, yet they refused to believe history would repeat itself.

"Fellow Daoist, where mercy is possible, show mercy. Do not go too far."

"Indeed. He is only a junior, and Ao Sheng did not even succeed. You are going too far, fellow Daoist. Let this matter end here."

"Do not bring ruin upon yourself."

Including the Yuan Chu Immortal King and Immortal King Tai Shi, a total of eight unrivaled Immortal Kings blocked Meng Tianzheng's path.

"The headmaster is in danger! Eight Immortal Kings!"

"Heavens, let's not fight anymore. Let's go home!"

"Why isn't Lord Tian Xiao intervening?"

Their joy had barely lasted a moment before the young prodigies of the Nine Heavens were filled with horror and concern. Suppressing kings was the stuff of legends. When actually facing several Immortal Kings, who dared make reckless claims?

"Heh. You tried to kill a junior of our realm-that was a provocation. Now you want to pretend nothing happened. Do you take me for a fool? And you still pressure me so overbearingly. Do you think our realm is a soft persimmon you can crush at will? I

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