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

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In certain respects, the Immortal Kings nurtured by the Lower Realm's environment truly fell short of those from The Heavens. Their overall caliber was a little lower. After all, there were fewer arts available to them, perhaps leaving them at an innate disadvantage.

But once they underwent sublimation within the King Realm and stepped into the ranks of giants, they displayed heaven-defying talent. Even the kings of The Heavens might not measure up to them. These were beings who had turned their fortunes around in the Calamity-Bound Land-absolute giants of the King Realm.

"Azurefall Finger!"

A murmur rang out, and an Immortal King's killing intent spread through heaven and earth. In the firmament, chaos qi formed a vortex spanning hundreds of millions of miles and spun madly. Power had been drawn out and swept into it, forming a storm in an instant.

A speck of divine radiance flashed out of the chaotic vortex, streaked through the memories of all living beings, and emerged from the future.

Heaven and earth shattered, and the void froze. That speck of cold radiance pierced heaven and earth like divine light, seemingly eternal as the sky fell into oblivion. A peerless Immortal King had struck, and the king who had charged out of the dark abyss on the battlefield was reduced to ashes, divine essence and all.

"Senior Gong Ming's Azurefall Finger really is terrifying."

"After all, he's known as the Butcher. If he fired an Azurefall Arrow from his divine bow, even the heavens would fall."

Everything had happened too suddenly, shocking the cultivators on both sides. Had a Supreme Being intervened?

"Insolence!"

"Who launched that sneak attack?"

"Are those reinforcements? Wonderful!"

"Wah... have they finally come?"

Countless cries rang out, each filled with different emotions.

"You, you, you, and you. I'm taking on

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