Why did Xiao Yan hit Hun Tiandi?
There were a few main reasons for Xiao Yan's battle with Hun Tiandi: 1. In order to achieve his goal, Hun Tiandi resorted to unscrupulous means. He used the Central Plains as the cauldron, the living beings as the ingredients, the heaven and earth as the fire, and his physical body as the pill. He refined the Di tier embryonic pill and successfully consumed it to advance to the Dou Di class. This kind of action had harmed many living beings on the Dou Qi continent. 2. Hun Tiandi was Xiao Yan's strongest opponent on the Dou Qi continent. There was a fundamental conflict between him and Xiao Yan in terms of fighting for the opportunity to become a Dou Di and the dominance of the Dou Qi continent. 3. Xiao Yan continued to become stronger as he grew. He was shouldering the mission of protecting the Dou Qi continent. Xiao Yan had to fight against a villain like Hun Tiandi, who was ambitious, ruthless, and wanted to unify the Dou Qi continent. He wanted to protect the continent and the many living beings. Hurry up and click on the link below to return to the original classic, Battle Through the Heavens!
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Xiao Yan's father was Hun Tiandi.
No, Xiao Yan's father was Xiao Zhan. Hun Tiandi was the villain character in the " Battle Through the Heavens " series of novels. He was the clan leader of the Soul Clan and one of the founders of the Soul Clan. Hurry up and click on the link below to return to the original classic, Battle Through the Heavens!
Xiao Yan's father was Hun Tiandi.
No, Xiao Yan's father was Xiao Zhan. Hun Tiandi was the villain character in the Battle Through the Heavens series. He was the clan leader of the Hun clan and the hall master of the Central Plains 'Hall of Souls. Hurry up and click on the link below to return to the original classic, Battle Through the Heavens!
Xiao Yan's father was Hun Tiandi.
Xiao Yan's father was Xiao Zhan. Hun Tiandi was the villain in 'Battle Through the Heavens'. Hurry up and click on the link below to return to the original classic, Battle Through the Heavens!
Xiao Yan's father was Hun Tiandi.
No, it wasn't. Xiao Yan's father was Xiao Zhan. Hun Tiandi was the villain in the 'Battle Through the Heavens' series. Xiao Zhan was a supporting character in the novel "Battle Through the Heavens" and its derivative works. Xiao Yan's father, the clan head of the Xiao clan, one of the ten great clans of the Jia Ma Empire, was persecuted by the Misty Cloud Sect's sect leader, Yun Shan, in collusion with the Hall of Souls 'Protector Wu when Xiao Yan was young. His soul was swallowed by the Hall of Souls' Protector Wu and recovered with Xiao Yan's help. Hurry up and click on the link below to return to the original classic, Battle Through the Heavens!
Xiao Yan's father was Hun Tiandi.
No, Xiao Yan's father was Xiao Zhan. Hun Tiandi was the villain in 'Battle Through the Heavens'. Hurry up and click on the link below to return to the original classic, Battle Through the Heavens!
Xiao Yan's father was Hun Tiandi.
No, Xiao Yan's father was Xiao Zhan. Hun Tiandi was the villain character in 'Battle Through the Heavens'. He was the former clan leader of the Hun clan on the Dou Qi continent and had advanced to the Dou Di class at the end of the novel. Hurry up and click on the link below to return to the original classic, Battle Through the Heavens!
Xiao Yan's father was Hun Tiandi.
No, Xiao Yan's father was Xiao Zhan. Hun Tiandi was the villain character in the " Battle Through the Heavens " series of novels. He was the clan leader of the Hun clan. Hurry up and click on the link below to return to the original classic, Battle Through the Heavens!
Xiao Yan's father was Hun Tiandi.
No, Xiao Yan's father was Xiao Zhan. Hun Tiandi was the former clan leader of the Soul Clan in the novel "Battle Through the Heavens". He was also the final villain in the novel series "Battle Through the Heavens". Hurry up and click on the link below to return to the original classic, Battle Through the Heavens!
Xiao Yan's father was Hun Tiandi.
Xiao Yan's father was not Hun Tiandi. Xiao Yan's father was Xiao Zhan. Xiao Zhan was Xiao Yan's father in the novel 'Battle Through the Heavens.' He was once a Da Dou Shi and later promoted to a Dou Huang. He doted on Xiao Yan very much and gave him a lot of encouragement when Xiao Yan was regarded as trash. Xiao Zhan had disappeared after the three year agreement. In reality, he had been abducted by Yun Shan in collusion with the Hall of Souls and imprisoned in the Soul World. In the end, Xiao Yan used the Tou She Ancient God's Jade to exchange for Xiao Zhan, who had been abducted by the Hun clan. Moreover, Xiao Zhan's cultivation had advanced to the Dou Huang class. Therefore, Xiao Yan's father was Xiao Zhan and not Hun Tiandi.
The process of Xiao Yan defeating Hun Tiandi
The process of Xiao Yan defeating Hun Tiandi involved many factors: 1. ** The key factor to the advancement of a Dou Di ** - Xiao Yan was able to become a Dou Di because of the Tou She Ancient God's inheritance. Among the secrets related to the Ancient God Mansion, other than the pill that contained Origin Qi, the Ancient God Inheritance was the key. Xiao Yan had relied on the Tou She Ancient God's inheritance to advance to the Dou Di class while Hun Tiandi was completely unaware of this secret. This information gap had a huge impact on the outcome of the battle. There was a huge gap between the strength of those below the Dou Di class. Xiao Yan only had the foundation to contend with Hun Tiandi and obtain victory after becoming a Dou Di. 2. ** In terms of the people's hearts on both sides ** - Hun Tiandi and the Nihility Devouring Flame had their own ulterior motives. He had always treated the Nihility Devouring Flame as a chess piece. He had never established a mutually dependent relationship from the beginning until the end. The first thing he wanted to do after becoming a Dou Di was to make the Nihility Devouring Flame his life flame. He did not really consider the benefits of the Nihility Devouring Flame. Hence, the Nihility Devouring Flame left a backup plan and did not inform Hun Tiandi of the secret of the Ancient God inheritance. Many people from the Hun clan believed that the Hun clan would be able to prosper for a long time as long as the Nihility Devouring Flame was present. There was a problem with the support of the hearts of the people within the Hun clan. - On the other hand, Xiao Yan had continuously formed alliances while roaming the continent. He trusted his companions and had more help. 3. ** Strategy differences during growth ** - Hun Tiandi had spent a thousand years to set up this plan. However, due to the serious phenomenon of the Hun clan's internal contracting, there were many layers. When the Hall of Souls executed the mission to deal with Xiao Yan, they would outsource it layer by layer and continuously give Xiao Yan experience points, causing Xiao Yan's growth rate to be overly fast. For example, Hun Tiandi had instructed Hun Mie Sheng to get rid of Xiao Yan because he needed to enter a retreat. In the end, this matter was put aside layer by layer, giving Xiao Yan sufficient time to grow. 4. ** The inevitable direction of the plot setting ** - From the point of view of the plot, Hun Tiandi, as the greatest villain, had to fail according to the value of the story. Xiao Yan, as the main character, had the halo of a main character. From the direction of the plot, Xiao Yan would definitely obtain victory. During the battle, Xiao Yan relied on his Dou Di strength to seal Hun Tiandi for thousands of years and save the lives of the world. Hurry up and click on the link below to return to the original classic, Battle Through the Heavens!