I'm Truly the Villain
Chapter 1580

World Destroying Millstone, Gods, Devils, and Buddha

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The Flame Demon was among the Great Saint level.

Meanwhile, the Kongshan Three Heroes were at the peak of the Great Emperor realm.

By all rights, the gap between them should have been immense.

Yet the Kongshan Three Heroes were incomparably powerful, forcibly fighting a Great Saint to a draw.

All of it was thanks to the World Destroying Millstone Technique they cultivated.

This technique required three people to cultivate it.

Moreover, the three had to be of one mind.

If there was even the slightest discrepancy, all three would undoubtedly die.

It was precisely because of these harsh requirements

that this technique had, for tens of thousands of years, almost never been successfully cultivated by anyone.

That was also why the three of them had risen to such fame.

At this moment, the Kongshan Three Heroes stepped forward.

They looked exactly alike.

Behind them, two gear-like millstones slowly turned.

These three millstones were also exactly alike.

Perhaps their only difference was their colors.

One was a golden Buddhist millstone.

Buddhist light shrouded it, like a Buddha saving the world—boundlessly compassionate, delivering all living beings.

The second was a black demonic millstone.

This millstone was the exact opposite, a millstone of world destruction.

Within it lay countless seas of suffering, undispersed Vengeful Spirits, starving ghosts before one's face, and hell filled to the brim.

At every moment, it sought to drag one into reincarnation.

The last one, the third, was a blue divine millstone.

Divinity radiated from all around this millstone.

It was aloof, proud, and possessed a divinity untainted by worldly affairs.

As the three millstones slowly revolved,

the entire void trembled.

Their control over power had reached the ultimate pinnacle of subtlety.

It could be said that they had reached the point of wielding it as they

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