Coiling Dragon: A Commoner's Path to Transcendence
Chapter 328

A year of bloodshed, peak Midgod of destruction

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Rumble-!!!

A heaven-shaking, earth-shattering roar exploded across the sky.

A vast torrent of divine arts blanketed the heavens as it poured down from a hundred thousand feet above, carrying the terrifying force to crush all things and slamming into the domain of Four Laws Shiheng had raised.

Its humming tremors shook the wilderness in every direction.

The blood-colored other shore flower god light trembled violently.

Cracks as fine as hairs spread wildly like a spiderweb, instantly covering the entire domain barrier.

The Four Laws, already out of balance, had been repeatedly torn, ground down, squeezed, and ravaged day after day beneath an entire year of relentless bombardment.

The domain barrier teetered on the verge of collapse, yet remained firmly planted at the very front of the battlefield, forcibly weathering endless destructive assaults.

At the beginning of the battle, he had still retained his clarity and reason, systematically killing and intercepting Six-Star Fiends and Seven-Star Fiends while sparing strength to protect Kailin.

But as the fierce fighting continued without end, every thought was worn away, until nothing remained in his world but pure slaughter.

At the forefront of the battlefield, Shiheng stood silently.

Without pain.

Without thought.

Without fear.

Without sorrow or joy.

For three hundred and sixty-five full days and nights.

The roar of exploding divine abilities, the piercing shriek of colliding laws, the bone-deep agony of his Divine Soul tearing, and the deathly humming of lives annihilated filled his entire perception.

The emotions, thoughts, weariness, and terror of the living had long since been utterly worn away by this year of ceaseless slaughter.

His back stood rigidly straight, his body covered in thick, overlapping layers of divine blood that had long since dried and blackened.

At this moment, he no longer resembled a living being, but rather a blood-colored

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