I will become the Demon Immortal known to the whole world-Chapter 366 - 53: Liang Hui Meets the Divine Emperor!

"What is this?"

Liang Hui stared at the grand battlefield before him, his eyes filled with shock.

Taoism Enlightenment Realm as soldiers, demon ’Immortals’ as generals, the vast army spread across, obscuring the Boundary Sea. Wherever they went, Great Realms extinguished, Universes turned to ash.

Such a powerful army, led by a terrifyingly extreme peacock, rushed forward in an onslaught.

This peacock was incredibly powerful, a single feather from its body represented a whole Great Realm.

The five-colored radiant light that radiated from its body exuded the Tao Rhymes of immortality, indestructibility, and eternality.

With each flap of its wings, time and space froze.

Following which, the Vast Boundary Sea would ripple wave upon wave, heading towards the unfathomable.

Such a fierce army and such a powerful entity charged towards a majestic, vast figure.

That figure was exceptionally vague as if the Great Dao itself could not record its existence, the only clear sight was a blue sleeve waving in the wind.

He saw countless Taoism Enlightenment Realms dying, innumerable demon ’Immortals’ falling.

He saw the peacock cry out, struggling with all its might in battle, fighting to the depths of time, only to be forcefully slain, its blood staining the River of Time.

He also saw one formidable figure after another appear, filled with rage, slaughtering their way towards the majestic person.

Such slaughters occurred in every corner of time.

Clouds of powerful beings fell, leaving one scar after another on the majestic figure.

Crack! Crack!

He didn’t know when the scene he was viewing in his vision began to fracture.

He was about to end this journey into the dream.

Suddenly, a gentle laughter echoed beside his ear.

Along with it, the shattered scene started to reconstruct, and even his formless consciousness began to take shape.

A figure in a blue robe with its back to all living beings appeared before Liang Hui.

This figure in a blue robe was indescribably vast, each strand of hair crystal clear like jade, resembling Immortal Swords capable of piercing through time and space.

One by one, luminescent white dots flew out from behind Liang Hui, like fledglings returning to the nest, merging into the blue-robed figure.

The aura emanating from the other became more profound and mysterious, carrying the sense of a Great Dao reaching perfection.

Liang Hui observed the luminescent white dots, his expression growing increasingly grave. He saw himself.

All of these were different versions of himself.

Turn around!

For the first time, he saw the complete River of Time. It was not a single, straightforward river from top to bottom, but a river with countless branches.

These luminescent white dots leapt from one branch of the river after another, merging into the blue-robed figure from behind.

At this moment, his body, his soul, everything about him surged with desire.

Desire to merge, desire for completeness, desire to step into a higher level.

He turned his body back, gazing directly at the blue-robed figure, his expression astonishingly calm,

"What do you mean?"

"I am about to break through, to end all foes. If you do not wish to merge, I will completely sever the timeline you inhabit, no longer interfering."

The gentle voice came from the blue-robed figure.

Liang Hui’s gaze was profound. Could he really sever it?

To the Future God Emperor, he was a past that existed on the main flow of the River of Time. Did he truly not need to merge?

Seemingly sensing Liang Hui’s thoughts, the figure with its back to the world slightly turned its head, revealing half of its face.

The face was still shrouded in mist, only a glance from its eye shone forth, filled with openness, gentleness, and confidence.

"In this life, from a chess piece to a player, I shattered the chessboard and struck back at the game setter with a punch."

"I have never relied on dark tricks."

"If you wish, come. If you don’t, severing the time and granting you freedom is also possible."

"I am me! Liang Hui!!" Liang Hui’s voice, without a hint of hesitation, responded directly.

"In five thousand years, I will cut open the timeline you are in, and you will face all foes alone."

With but a few whispers, the surrounding scene began to blur.

The perspective kept shifting, returning once again to the midst of the Boundary Sea.

The fragment of the Flowing Light Clock turned to ash in his palm, dispersing in the wind.

Liang Hui’s brows furrowed as he pondered everything that had just happened. Some of his doubts had dissipated, but even more had arisen.

First, what realm was the Future Divine Emperor planning to breakthrough, and what conditions were needed?

Second, whether the other party’s words were true or false, Liang Hui was more inclined to believe they were true since there seemed to be no need to deceive, and he knew his own personality better than anyone.

Lastly, who was the one who had set up this situation? He knew Liang Hui’s personality very well and would certainly not stop after throwing just one punch if it were possible.

As for the enemy 5,000 years in the future, Liang Hui did not pay too much attention.

In 5,000 years, his strength would surely progress to an extraordinarily terrifying extent, fearing no enemies in the Boundary Sea.

Suppressing the chaotic thoughts in his mind, Liang Hui looked up at the thunder that filled the void.

He reached out with his palm, and the Human Emperor Banner appeared.

Gripping the banner pole, he slashed directly through the thunder!

Bang! Bang!

Like bubbles bursting, the thunder carrying a destructive aura, was swept away into nothingness.

The void returned to calm.

Liang Hui stood up and hung the Green Banner above his hair, his eyes resolute. The journey he had planned to postpone now seemed to demand immediate action.

He needed stronger power, more knowledge.

He took steps toward the Divine Court.

A day later, Liang Hui once again entered the Divine Court.

He summoned his close friends immediately and passed down the way of cultivation within the Martial Practitioner System to them.

"Martial Extreme? A fitting title," Su Yao said with a light smile, though a trace of barely noticeable concern flashed through her eyes.

Liang Hui seemed to be in a hurry, passing down the martial way so soon after his breakthrough; something must have happened.

Qing Tian was also intently studying the Jade Slip on the side.

Even though they were still in the early stages of Martial Saint, understanding the path ahead in advance could do no harm.

"I will enter closed-door cultivation again, and this time, it might take longer," Liang Hui said, looking forward toward the Divine Court, his palm caressing a Coiling Dragon Column next to him.

"Brother Tai Yi, you’ve just broken through, and now you’re going into seclusion again," Huang Ying said, her pretty face showing reluctance.

Qing Tian also directed her gaze toward him, her eyes full of confusion; His Majesty’s actions indeed seemed hasty.

"Cultivation is like rowing upstream, how can I afford to slack off?" Liang Hui removed his hand from the Coiling Dragon Column and gently caressed Huang Ying’s hair, chuckling lightly.

"After I enter seclusion, Su Yao, you will oversee the operations of the Divine Court."

The young man pointed his fingertip, and a trace of clear radiance instantly infused into the Green Banner at Su Yao’s waist.

At that moment, the Green Banner took on a greater sense of reality, and a pale white Immortal Qi enveloped it.

Liang Hui then swept his gaze over his friends nearby, his expression warm.

"As for your cultivation, leisure, or assisting in running the Divine Court, do as you please. The various worlds under the court’s command are no longer in danger."

"Alright," several women nodded, their eyes filled with worried glances toward the young man.

Even the slowest to catch on could sense that something was amiss.

Liang Hui did not offer an explanation.

He turned around!

And headed toward the palace for closed-door cultivation.

Watching the young man’s receding figure, Su Yao’s eyes flickered with contemplation.

"It’s as if I’ve returned to the time when His Majesty faced the Heavenly Demon Realm head-on, similarly urgent back then."

"Another foe has emerged," Qing Tian muttered, frowning slightly.

"Who knows? We just need to manage our own responsibilities," Su Yao said as she stepped forward; her graceful figure soon disappeared inside the main hall.

"Qing Tian, you might be overthinking," Huang Ying remarked.

"If there truly was an enemy, Brother Tai Yi would not let us wander around."

"Let’s hope so!"