Surviving the Nine-Colored Primordial Chaos Tribulation, It Was Not Over Yet, a Second Tribulation
The nine-colored primordial chaos tribulation stretched across the sky, its tremendous might suppressing heaven and earth!
Chu Kuangren stood beneath the primordial chaos tribulation, letting the tribulation lightning bombard his body to stimulate the release of the body-tempering treasures within him and accelerate his flesh's absorption of them.
Other cultivators feared the primordial chaos tribulation beyond measure.
They regarded it as ordinary people would jackals and savage beasts.
But to Chu Kuangren, this primordial chaos tribulation was merely a tool for cultivation.
As heavenly thunder continued to strike down.
Chu Kuangren's body continued to grow stronger.
He had long since broken through the Second Tribulation of primordial chaos.
The Third Tribulation, the fourth tribulation, the fifth tribulation, the sixth tribulation...
Chu Kuangren's body was improving at a frantic pace.
The power of the Three Thousand Daos Laws gradually melded into a cohesive whole, and complete primordial chaos power slowly took shape. Yet as he looked at the primordial chaos tribulation, confusion appeared on his face.
His Primordial Chaos Nine Tribulations Body was extremely unusual.
Every time he broke through a tribulation, it would summon a primordial chaos tribulation.
But now, he had already cultivated to the eighth tribulation, only one step away from bringing his primordial chaos tribulations to major accomplishment. Why had no new primordial chaos tribulation appeared?
Could this nine-colored primordial chaos tribulation be so powerful that the primordial chaos tribulation for his body could not appear, since coming would be pointless anyway?
Was that even possible?
Chu Kuangren did not dwell on it and let the primordial chaos tribulation continue striking down.
Boom!!
The final bolt of tribulation lightning from the nine-colored primordial chaos tribulation descended.
It was a multicolored thunder dragon, baring its fangs and brandishing its claws. A single roar shook a thousand mountains and