He became the True Lord of Ten Thousand Laws starting from Liaozhai.

Xu Yi didn't notice anything amiss between the two, or rather, Xu Yi didn't currently possess the ability; he hadn't cultivated any eye techniques or methods to sense auras.

He usually relies on the sword on his back to judge the strength of demons and monsters.

However, although the sword looks shiny and bright, it is actually quite damaged and not fully restored, just like the old ox.

Old Ox was a powerful demon with cultivation. When Xu Yi found it, Old Ox was no different from a mortal calf.

If there really is a difference, then Xu Yi believes that perhaps the old ox is more humane.

From the very beginning when Xu Yi took the ox's lead, the ox was very obedient, as if it had a telepathic connection with Xu Yi.

If we come to a fork in the road and Xu Yi thinks he should go left, then Lao Niu will go left directly without Xu Yi having to say anything or give any guidance.

Xu Yi couldn't sense anything strange about Pudu and Zhou Yuan, nor could the sword, let alone Lao Niu, who was only half-baked and whose supernatural powers hadn't recovered much yet.

And so, Xu Yi missed the great demon right in front of him.

Zhou Yuan was the person Old Master Deng was waiting for, but Old Master Deng's troubles had already been resolved by him. Could this be considered karma?

Xu Yi doesn't understand cause and effect. If only the Heart Mirror were here, he would understand these things best.

Old Master Deng invited Zhou Yuan to solve this problem, and Zhou Yuan, along with his apprentice, traveled to Fangyuan City.

However, Xu Yi had already resolved the matter along the way, and resolved it thoroughly.

In this way, wouldn't Zhou Yuan have come for nothing and lost two of his beloved disciples, who were also his only disciples?

Xu Yi shook his head. Things shouldn't be thought of that way. If we're really talking about cause and effect, all of this is because of a letter from Old Master Deng. As for what happens next, that's Old Master Deng's business. Xu Yi doesn't care.

However, Zhou Yuan lost his beloved disciple in order to save his old friend's granddaughter. If he arrives in Fangyuan City and sees Deng Youwen, who has already been saved, will he develop some kind of inner demons because of this incident?

And then the head of the Imperial Observatory of the Great Zhou Dynasty fell into the demonic path? This kind of plot sounds very melodramatic.

Without further thought, Xu Yi prepared to hunt down the great demon. He needed the demon to reveal some supernatural abilities and techniques to strengthen himself.

Xu Yi felt that he still had many flaws, but magic and supernatural powers were rare, especially high-quality magic. He wished he could go to the Scripture Pavilion in Kunlun Mountain.

It is said that the Sutra Repository of Kunlun Mountain contains "ten thousand laws," which may be an exaggeration, but it also proves that Kunlun Mountain has the most Taoist magic among the three immortal mountains.

"In that case, I will not waste any more time. Gentlemen, I shall take my leave now."

Xu Yi bowed and bid farewell to Pudu and Zhou Yuan. He then rode the old ox in the direction Pudu had pointed.

Old Niu's sensory abilities had also disappeared at this point. In fact, he could not sense the so-called great demon's aura in the direction that Master Pudu pointed out. At most, Old Niu could sense the location where Master Pudu and Zhou Yuan were. This was the last place where the great demon appeared.

Of course, this is from the perspective of the old ox; it's also possible that the great demon concealed its aura and escaped.

After all, Lao Niu's strength has not yet fully recovered.

The old ox carried Xu Yi away.

If you're going to put on a show, you have to go all the way.

Pudu was afraid that Xu Yi might launch a surprise attack, or that cultivators of this level would have very powerful spiritual senses.

Xu Yi didn't use his divine sense to investigate just now, which Pudu believed was out of politeness. Most cultivators aren't that barbaric. Cultivators cultivate their character and temperament, and even evil cultivators pay attention to these things. They won't lose their temper easily, as it might cause an imbalance of their five elements, thus affecting their cultivation.

In more severe cases, it can even cause side effects such as inner demons.

"Master Zhou, let's set off!"

After chanting a Buddhist prayer, Pudu took a deep look in the direction Xu Yi had left. Ping Shui Temple? It seems to be in the direction of Fangyuan City. I wonder what kind of force it is. Could it have other powerful figures there?

A person of the Five Qi Gathering Origin level can already be called an Ancestor. No matter when, they are always Ancestor level figures. Pudu has never heard of the Ping Shui Temple.

Could it be a newly emerging force in the last few hundred years? Then this young Taoist priest might also be a newly emerging Five Qi Gathering Origin cultivator who doesn't have much of a reputation yet?

As far as he knew, only the three great immortal mountains of the Great Zhou Dynasty possessed cultivators who could attain the Five Elements Convergence. Perhaps some of them lived in seclusion, but after so long, they had probably already passed away.

Not all cultivators join any faction; otherwise, there wouldn't be any independent cultivators.

Before Pudu was sealed away, there was a very famous rogue cultivator whose cultivation had reached the Five Qi Gathering stage. For a person to cultivate to this level without relying on any sect or power is more than just a matter of talent.

A chosen one of heaven? Or perhaps a figure of true immortality orchestrating this... These are the only possibilities that Pudu can think of. However, the so-called chosen one of heaven is impossible; one must cultivate against the will of heaven and seize the power of the heavenly way.

The Heavenly Dao cannot protect these so-called "thieves"; every True Immortal is stealing the Heavenly Dao's "rights."

Having reached the level of Pudu, he knows many secrets, has lived long enough, and can learn about these things in his ancestral land in the Ten Thousand Mountains.

Pudu couldn't figure it out; these were all things that Pudu could understand in the blink of an eye.

However, since you've already cultivated to this level, it's best to avoid provoking them.

Moreover, Pudu snorted coldly at this green ox, saying, "A powerful demon with supernatural abilities, you actually willingly become a human's mount. If you were a domesticated spirit beast, that would be one thing, but your demonic aura is so strong that it would force Pudu to use Buddhist supernatural powers to suppress you."

The result was a mount, and Pudu looked down on this kind of demon.

......

Zhou Yuan responded, then slung the Zhenwu Sword over his shoulder and followed Pudu's instructions, and the two of them headed towards Fangyuan City.

Even if Ping Shui Temple is strong, it can't possibly have two Five Qi Converging Origins, right? If it's really that strong, it might as well just rule the Great Zhou cultivation world.

As far as he knew, among the forces of the three great immortal mountains hundreds of years ago, there was only one ancestor who embodied the Five Elements.

Although they might be clinging to life, they can only make one move at most, and they won't even be able to do the most basic thing like getting out of the coffin to breathe.

In this business, how can you succeed without understanding your opponents?

Pudu regained one of his supernatural powers and used his magic to carry Zhou Yuan on a rapid journey, hoping to reach Fangyuan City as soon as possible.

Pudu's current idea is to deal with everything in Fangyuan City before this powerful cultivator can react.

...

At this moment, Xu Yi and Lao Niu embarked on their journey once again.

Moo moo moo~

Old Niu was very dissatisfied. They had lost their way, so how were they supposed to find their way? Old Niu was indignant because Xu Yi had already given up on any direction.

In other words, Xu Yi means that if we can't find it, it's my fault, Lao Niu?

Outrageous!