Qin Tian and his companions resumed cultivating beneath the Enlightenment Tea Tree, using the favorable time and place to hone their Dao methods and seek an opportunity to enter the forbidden domain.
A cultivator in Shrouding the Heavens who did not aspire to become a Great Emperor was not a good follower. Through their discussions, they also learned that to become a True Immortal, they had to reach at least the Great Emperor level before they were qualified to make the ultimate leap and become undying.
Time hurried past, and five years passed in the blink of an eye. Throughout those years, Qin Tian and Su Yunxian remained in seclusion, while Su Yunxian's followers woke from time to time.
They fought one another in genuine battles to the death, hoping to glimpse the gates of the forbidden between life and death.
Unfortunately, this barrier was not so simple. The forbidden was the "divine forbidden domain" of the Ancient Great Emperors; only when displaying forbidden arts could one stand within it.
Throughout history, those who had reached this level could be counted on one hand. Calling it the domain of young Heavenly Emperors would be no exaggeration.
It required transcending not only oneself but also the universe-a path that truly defied heaven.
Compared to this, Ye Fan's Reverse-Slaying the Great Dao was simply a lesser shaman meeting a greater one. Reverse-Slaying the Great Dao merely defied laws and did not itself damage the universe's rules.
The forbidden domain, however, genuinely transcended the order established by the universe's rules and trespassed upon the domain of deities.
Over those five years, they repeatedly woke and returned to seclusion, fighting again and again, treating one another not as companions but as mortal enemies.
They already knew that the two they followed were both towering