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Demon Slaying, Gaining 60 Years of Cultivation From the Start

The Jiuzhou Continent contains an era of chaos and fiendish demons, haunted by mysterious beings and fraught with feuding martial families, demonic sacred grounds, and endless struggles between various powers. Conflict is a constant throughout the world. Within such darkness, Gu Chen opened his eyes to this reality. At the same time, he discovered that as long as he slew these fiendish demons and ghosts, his cultivation strength could continually elevate. Killing a Panic Level Demon yields a decade's worth of cultivation. Slaying a Ghost Level Fiendish Ghost brings thirty years of cultivation. ... Eventually, one day, staring at the endless swarm of fiendish demons and world-renowned grandmasters in his path, Gu Chen chuckled lightly, "Are you able to withstand this fist of mine, charged with 1600 years of cultivation?"

Flower On The Water That Reflects Moon · Eastern
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Chapter 193: Great Snow Mountain Dragon Elephant Buddha Sect_2

Ananda, revered as the reincarnation of a living Buddha, personally set up the martial challenge and took his seat there. In the entire Da Xia, below the Returning to True Realm, no one could contend with Ananda.

Once this news spread, Da Xia would surely lose face. This was Da Yuan's revenge for the emperor of Da Xia killing their monarch with a single palm strike twenty-three years ago.

And this was just the beginning.

Next, Zha Jiedunzhu would challenge the Tower Supervisor of the Qintian Monitor, the most powerful individual in Da Xia at present.

He wanted to prove that Da Yuan had surpassed Da Xia in overall strength, whether it was the younger generation or the elite powerhouses. This time, Da Yuan wanted to ruthlessly humiliate Da Xia to avenge their past grievance.

Therefore, Da Yuan's ruler and Shiba Shitu had sent Zha Jiedunzhu and Ananda here.

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