Inside the Boundary Gate was not the chaotic void Yun Che had imagined, but a passage filled with bizarre, dazzling sights.
Countless streams of light swept past both sides of the passage like an inverted river of stars. Faintly, he could hear roars from the Primordial Wilderness and the humming of colliding laws.
Yun Che's gaze sharpened, and he stepped inside. He could feel the instability of the surrounding space, as though it might collapse and swallow him at any moment.
After an unknown length of time, a speck of light finally appeared ahead. Yun Che's spirits lifted, and he accelerated, charging out.
Boom!
A terrifying pressure far beyond that of the Divine Domain slammed into him, making his body sink as though he bore hundreds of millions of mountains on his back.
Even the space beneath his feet warped slightly. Had his flesh not been so powerful, the laws of the Land of the Gods would probably have crushed him already.
Such powerful laws of heaven and earth! Yun Che was somewhat surprised. That they could put even his current physique under a little pressure was truly extraordinary.
He looked around and found himself standing on a boundless plain.
Giant trees a thousand zhang tall grew across the plain, their trunks covered in profound runes and radiating a faint divine light.
In the distance, he could vaguely make out majestic mountain ranges, their peaks piercing the clouds. Mist swirled around them, with immortal cranes faintly visible in flight and divine deer galloping about-a scene of an immortal paradise.
"Is this the Land of the Gods?"
Yun Che took a deep breath. Just as he was about to fly toward the nearest Divine Land, three men bearing wheels of law behind their backs appeared out of thin air and looked