In this fight, Meng Chuan himself was naturally not always safe and sound, and would also be harmed by the devil of Taoism.
After all, this is a Wuji person, not a nearly Wuji person.
Crushing or something like that would be too exaggerated.
But anyone with a discerning eye can see that it is the devil who rebels against Taoism.
Meng Chuan can crush her five times, but she can crush Meng Chuan once or twice.
Such a situation is already unacceptable to the superior Wuji.
Now almost all the great powers in the Chaos Sea are present and watching the battle.
This is not a battle that no one knows about, or a secret loss of face.
But he lost his face in front of everyone, in front of everyone!
It’s not like Wuji have never fought against each other before, but at most I was injured five times and you were injured three or four times.
This is a situation that only occurs when 1+3 fights 1+1. If they are at the same level, they must be equal.
Such a comparison has never appeared before, let alone between 1+3 and 1+2.
In the final analysis, + number is indeed important, but it is definitely not as important as the previous 1.
Will there be any big difference between two chaotic beings facing Wuji and three chaotic beings facing Wuji?
Of course not.
The demonic blood spattered and dripped into the chaotic sea of time, evaporating pieces of chaos.
"boom!"
Another collision, this time the Taoist Demon ended in the annihilation of the demon body below the head, and also shattered half of Meng Chuan's head.
Of course, such an injury healed instantly.
In fact, for Wuji, this is not even an injury...
"Aren't you going to kill me?" The demon of Taoism rushed towards me again, his tone cold.
"It's really disappointing that this is the extent of it."
Meng Chuan's expression was calm and not angry.
This devil of opposites has a hard mouth except his whole body.
Such sarcastic words as the Demon of Taoism had no impact on Meng Chuan at all.
Since he said he wanted to take the life of the rebel demon and kill her, he would naturally do it in the future.
And he also said that what he wanted to do now was to beat up the rebels and vent their anger for the cruel people.
Things always have a sequence.
"Take your time, don't be in a hurry, you will wait until that day." Meng Chuan twisted the head of the Taoist Demon this time and burned it with Tao fire, but the Taoist Demon did not hurt Meng Chuan.
"Hey, frog in the well." The devil of Taoism sneered, and his head reappeared on the body.
She simply didn't believe that Meng Chuan could kill her.
After so many battles, the Taoist Demon recognized Meng Chuan's strength and his power.
As someone who has personally experienced Meng Chuan's strength, she definitely has more say in Meng Chuan's specific strength than those Wuji who are watching.
Among the other Wuji, Meng Chuan is probably the strongest in Chaos.
But the Taoist Demon can now give an accurate answer.
His current opponent is Wuji, the undisputed number one in the Sea of Chaos.
One-on-one, there is absolutely no Wuji who can be her opponent.
What the Taoist Demon felt was not only Meng Chuan's power, but also Meng Chuan's comprehensiveness.
This so-called Hunyuan Wuji Dao is really too comprehensive.
When any kind of avenue is promoted to the Wuji level, there will be no so-called nemesis.
But there will always be some avenues that compete with each other.
However, the Hunyuan Wuji Dao has some inherent advantages over any other Dao. After all, it is composed of various Dao.
This is how the devil of Taoism feels comprehensively.
But no matter how powerful Wuji is, he is still Wuji. It is absolutely impossible to kill and crush people of the same level.
The Taoist Demon acknowledges Meng Chuan's strength, but also acknowledges his own realm. She is the real Wuji, not the fake Wuji.
Unless there is a Wuji who can break through the restrictions of the great avenues and master far more than three "outer ways", so as to transform quantitative changes into qualitative changes, it might be possible to kill other Wujis!
Dao's restrictions on this aspect are also one of the guarantees of Wuji's immortality.
There is no fundamental difference between the sum of two Chaos beings and the sum of three Chaos beings.
But if the sum of three Chaos Persons is compared to the sum of hundreds of Chaos Persons, the difference will naturally be huge and difficult to compare.
However, although this restriction also guarantees Wuji's immortality, it actually protects the creatures under Wuji, preventing the gap between Wuji and Chaos from infinitely widening, and allowing Wuji to still belong to the realm of chaos.
Originally, the Chaos Ones were no match for the Infinite Ones. If there was no such restriction and the Infinite Ones were allowed to control other chaos-level avenues at will, the consequences would become quite terrifying.
That would not only leave latecomers with fewer and shorter options when it comes to realizing chaos, but it would also lead to situations where the Wuji can instantly kill the Chaos.
It can be foreseen that it will be very easy for Wuji, who has mastered hundreds of heretical methods, to kill a Chaos One.
Even in the end, some Wuji people will take the initiative to kill Chaos people in order to master more Tao, and take advantage of their death to seize their Tao.
After all, even when a certain avenue has been proven, the Wuji cannot master that avenue.
It can be said that the restriction on the number of outer paths imposed by the Grand Avenue Mother Body has greatly maintained the stability of the Sea of Chaos.
Otherwise, the entire sea of chaos may eventually appear, and only the Wuji will survive in the realm of chaos, and below the Wuji will be the situation of the Supreme Being.
The Chaos Ones may be killed cleanly.
That would be too bloody and confusing.
And is it possible for Meng Chuan to surpass this limit and master more than three heretics?
The Demon of Taoism believes that there is no possibility at all.
Meng Chuan is special, but it is impossible to say that he can do such a thing.
If it is really possible, then when you achieve Wuji, you should master more heretics.
The devil of Taoism sees things very accurately.
Under various restrictions, how can Meng Chuan kill the demon who rebels against Taoism?
Who can kill me?
This is the true portrayal of the Taoist devil's mind.
"Chi!"
Then, the upper body of the Demon of Dao Counterattack was cut off by a burst of Wuji Sword Qi. The Wuji Sword Qi divided into infinite parts, completely cutting into pieces the upper body of the Demon of Dao Counterfeit.
Although, such an injury can be restored to its original state immediately.
But in the process of the body being annihilated, the feeling can be experienced, and it is a very disgusting feeling.
We are both Wuji, and the feeling the other person brings to you is naturally real.
This feeling, if forced to describe it with ordinary concepts, can barely be called pain.
And in this endless fighting, if the devil of Taoism says that nothing happens and is the same as before the war, then it is naturally impossible.
His aura also dropped a bit.
Wuji is immortal, but that doesn't mean he won't get hurt even if he's hit multiple times.
Immortality never means being unharmed or destroyed.
And for Wuji, once injured, it is also quite troublesome.
The demon of Taoism was destroyed again and again, and reappeared again and again. Meng Chuan was neither sad nor happy, but just fulfilled his promise seriously.
It's just that the Taoist demon's expression is getting uglier and uglier, and the person is getting more and more frantic.
"You're not bad, you deserve to be the Demon Ancestor." Meng Chuan suddenly said:
"Among the Wuji people I know, you can be ranked among the top ten in all eternity."
Meng Chuan suddenly gave the Taoist Demon the highest praise, which was also the highest praise in the entire Chaos Sea.
Meng Chuan's recognition reappeared in the world.
This compliment from his opponent first made the Dao Rebel Demon slightly startled, and his body's healing was delayed for a while.
Then it aroused the endless anger of the demon of Taoism.
