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The Strongest Mythical Emperor

This book, alternatively titled "The Heavenly Court of Great Qin," unfolds the tale of Qin Jun, who finds himself transported to a realm where he assumes the role of a demoted prince. Despite the challenging circumstances, destiny has more in store for Qin Jun than despair—enter the Mythology System! Under this system's influence, any character from mythology can be summoned into existence - The awe-inspiring might of the Supreme Heaven Great Sage, Sun Wukong, capable of shaking mountains and rivers with a single strike of his staff; The Thousand-Mile Eye and Favorable Wind Ears, acquiring profound perception of everything in the world. The Tathāgata Buddha, holding the Buddha Land within the palm of his hand, becomes an indomitable force from which no one can escape. Amidst this divine realm of Gods and Demons, Qin Jun solemnly pledges to rise as the preeminent Divine Emperor, determined to carve his path to unparalleled strength.

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Chapter 780: Let Go of My Apprentice [12 More Updates]

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Qin Jun instinctively looked back and saw Patriarch Bodhi standing behind him, gazing towards Tathāgata.

Quickly stepping in front of Qin Jun, Bai Ze, who at the very least possessed the cultivation of the Golden Immortal Realm of Daluo, was not as strong as Sun Wukong or Xing Tian, but far surpassed Qin Jun.

"Who are you?"

Bai Ze asked in a deep voice, her beautiful face filled with wariness because she could not see through the other's cultivation level.

Patriarch Bodhi shifted his gaze from Tathāgata and looked at Qin Jun.

"In the dark, I feel a connection with you, but I do not want any entanglements with anyone. Tell me, what do you need me to do for you?" Patriarch Bodhi said softly. The system had implanted memories about coming to this world in each God and Demon, so he was curious why someone from a past life would also appear here.

Seeing Sun Wukong and the Victorious Fighting Buddha being captured by Tathāgata, he furrowed his brows tightly.