Bitter Realm: My Feet Set the Battlefield Ablaze

According to the official patch, Rahu is a martial god of unparalleled strength. At this time, to fight Rahu one-on-one, only those at the god level or those with special immortal bodies can defeat him. Otherwise, who can win? Even with the dual bodies of Buddha and Karma, Tian Chi Ji Ye would have been killed by Rahu if his power hadn't been connected to Ai Huo Nu Rong's, and if he hadn't borrowed Nu Rong's power for his final move.

The mountains and rivers converge, where mayflies find refuge? Starving corpses litter the plains, oblivious to disease and plague. Their bones and blood were shattered and scattered in the westernmost reaches, the curse lingers. Ten thousand were drowned in the sea as a sacrifice; what was the hero's intention? Their flesh and blood formed an iron wall, one after another they charged forward.

The restrictions on cultivation methods in Pili are actually very strict. Yi Ye Shu almost crippled himself by trying to forge Buddhahood with demonic power. Ren Yunzong, the incarnation of Duanmie Chanti, stopped practicing the Xuanji Heart Sutra at the eighth level due to the conflict between cultivation methods. It was like having an extra talent, but his main combat power hardly improved.

The Eighth Rank Divine Power is indeed a top-level martial art. Judging from the performance in the drama, Hou Niang can save people as a doctor, kill people with poison, open formations, and has almost never lost a fight. Blood Master crafted the Longevity Pearl, but was killed by Book Master and then resurrected.

Let me share some of my thoughts on the protagonist's martial arts skills. The three realms—gods, demons, and Buddhas—are not clearly defined in the drama, especially later on when there is no further explanation, so we can only speculate. Firstly, it only mentions "extreme," referring to the purest power cultivated to the pinnacle of a certain Yuan Gong (essence/energy), without mentioning…

At his peak, Luo Hou's martial prowess was ridiculously strong. He should prioritize protecting his own territory and cooperate on anything beneficial to his side, regardless of whether it's good or evil. As long as he doesn't mindlessly work for the protagonist or become a henchman who blindly saves this person or that person, it's best to write a character who is both righteous and evil.

Some images I saved before.

The authors who dare to write Thunderbolt-style novels these days are truly doing it purely out of love.

This chapter resonated with me. The author wrote in great detail, truly capturing the incomprehensible, distrustful, and self-serving relationships between people. Even someone as wise as Su Huanzhen has his limitations. Because of the lie of the tyrant, even if Luo Hou sacrifices a great deal for the Bitter Realm, he can't enter Su Huanzhen's inner circle.

Finally, an author dares to write about Luo Hou! Keep it up, author!