Indestructible Body Of Vajra Of The Village Leader

May 19th, auspicious for pledging, enlightenment, healing, groundbreaking, raising beams, relocation...

Inauspicious for weddings, opening markets, burials.

While Jiang Dali was diligently studying the technique of Shattering the Void, an edict issued by the Holy Dynasty’s Regent King was transmitted to the main stronghold of the Black Wind Village through the Holy Dynasty’s embassy stationed in the vassal state of Song Country, and the news immediately caused an uproar across the land.

It must be noted that when Jiang Dali was appointed as the Holy Dynasty’s Mighty Marquis, the Holy Dynasty official responsible for delivering the appointment did not return to the Holy Dynasty. Instead, unprecedentedly, they chose to remain near the Black Wind Village in Song Country and establish the Holy Dynasty’s embassy there.

This was also the first time the Holy Dynasty had established an embassy in a location outside of the Qin State and the Han Country, and the embassy was not named after Song Country but after a power within its territory.

However, the Song Kingdom Royal Family was not enraged or intervened, but instead was extraordinarily delighted, and other vassal states were filled with envy.

After all, being able to have an embassy established by the Holy Dynasty was a supreme honor for the other vassal states outside of Qin and Han countries. It was very difficult to achieve and meant that national issues could directly be reported to the Holy Dynasty through the ambassador, even allowing for swifter impeachments of other vassal states, seizing the opportunity while being closest.

For Song Country, with its national power, it was a dream to have an embassy established by the Holy Dynasty. But now, leveraging the prestige of Black Wind Village Chief Jiang Dali becoming the Holy Dynasty’s Mighty Marquis, the embassy was established, naturally arousing jealousy and regret from other vassal states. They regretted not having the foresight to invite the Black Wind Village, with its enormous potential, to establish its headquarters within their borders; otherwise, Song Country wouldn’t be the one receiving such benefits.

In this regard, the most complex feelings of regret go to the Dali Royal Family.

Once, the Black Wind Village Chief had an eye on Dali’s territory, seeking to expand the village’s power into Dali. Instead, the Dali Royal Family strongly opposed it, eventually forced to bow under the village chief’s might and the circumstances, leading to a missed optimal development opportunity.

At the time of Dali’s concession, the Black Wind Village had already rapidly concentrated on other better target choices, shifting its focus towards Song, Ming, and Tang’s Three Kingdoms, or else such benefits might not have landed in Song Country’s lap.

However, although this was a historically significant matter, that even Emperor Bao Ding of Dali envied intensely, they knew lamenting was futile.

If given another chance, they would still make the same choice, but after this event, Emperor Duan Zhengming of Dali felt weary and contemplated abdicating in favor of his brother, Prince Zhen Nan Duan Zhengchun.

The irony is Duan Zhengchun, being naturally flirtatious and often engaged with the Martial World as a wealthy and romantic prince, showed little interest in managing state affairs, and has no desire for the imperial throne. Thus, the succession naturally fell to the crown prince, Duan Yu, who, disillusioned by his rejection from Wang Yuyan and tired of Martial World travels, found the throne placed upon him.

All these intricate twists and turns are now unrelated to Jiang Dali, who is arguably the top figure in the Martial World of the vassal states. Let’s set it aside for now.

Returning to the Holy Dynasty’s Regent King’s edict, it caused a considerable stir between the Holy Dynasty and the vassal states.

Only then did the people of the vassal states and players realize that the Black Wind Village Chief Jiang Dali had failed in breaching the Power Realm at Unrivaled City, seemingly sustaining serious injuries and causing unnecessary losses to the Holy Dynasty.

This prompted the Regent King’s furious edict. Although there was no intention of severe punishment, it was filled with warning implications, and it commanded all Holy Dynasty forces not to provide any resources to aid Jiang Dali’s recovery from his injuries.

The issuance of this edict certainly shocked the vassal states all around, with some gloating, some in fear, and some in suspicion. Meanwhile, the players were all astounded.

Recounting the journey of the Black Wind Village Chief from a humble grassroot to an influential figure, he advanced with vigor, his momentum unparalleled, and his cultivation talent was unmatched in the present age. It seemed that the typical cultivation bottlenecks faced by Martial World people didn’t exist for this legendary warrior.

Who would have thought that he would fail this time, suffer severe injuries, and face a warning from the Holy Dynasty?

Could this signify that the Black Wind Village army, sweeping through the world, is doomed to fail before even beginning its advance on the Holy Dynasty? And that a legendary figure like the Black Wind Village Chief cannot surpass that final step, halting at the pinnacle where all top experts must stop?

On the Jianghu Forum, discussions about the Holy Dynasty’s Regent King’s edict were abuzz.

Various spectators wildly speculated and commented among the heated topics, boldly discussing and critiquing with the belief that the Black Wind Village Chief’s fortune was depleted, destined to stop in the vassal states and at best occupy a place in the Holy Dynasty, but couldn’t advance any further, a detrimental situation.

Similar statements frequently arose during various crises of the Black Wind Village, as if history were repeating itself.

But this time, it was a warning from the Holy Dynasty, unlike any former time or enemy faced by the Black Wind Village, making it even more serious. Coupled with the strengthening of players, which inflated their confidence and ambitions, the number of those pessimist about the Black Wind Village has increased.

Yet, regarding the external comments, the original disciples of Black Wind Village and the vast majority of Eight Desolate Disciples are not panicked in the slightest.

Most people are smart, knowing that even if the Black Wind Village Chief failed his breakthrough and injured himself, and finds it difficult to advance to a higher realm, he is still one of the strongest in the history of the vassal states, perhaps only second to Qin Shi Huang.

But based on his power, it’s still more than enough for him to enter the Holy Dynasty and establish a top-tier force, sheltering millions of mountain village followers and tens of millions of Eight Desolate disciples, already surpassing Shaolin and Wudang completely.

For the players who have boarded the Black Wind Village’s pirate ship long ago, the cost of a full position all-in investment in this village has now been multiplied several times, even earning back tenfold. Black Wind Village could withstand a floor hit at rock bottom once, or even a couple more times, and they feel they would still win effortlessly.

Therefore, though the World’s No.1 Martial Arts Tournament is approaching its end, this incident did not affect the heated competition of the quarter-finals, attracting countless players’ attention.

At this same moment.

In the Ten Thousand Great Mountains of Han Country, due to the arrival of three family pioneer players, the Four Great Families finally officially announced the time for the millions of players to invade the Dragon Cave has come.

This echoes Hu Tianguang’s previous remarks, with the appearance of three formidable family pioneers, breaking the players’ balance in the Mixed Martial Arts World.

To prevent players from feeling a strong sense of unfairness and causing trouble, the Four Great Families made some concessions, not only promising that every player among the millions could partake in the dragon slaying without becoming mere spectators and receive task benefits; furthermore, regardless of success in the dragon slaying, the families would offer all entrants into the Mixed Martial Arts World ten opportunities to query unopened secret ancient manuscript data.

This compensatory measure, though still unable to satisfy the broad appetite of Brother Jiaqian, amidst the families’ hired large contingent of water army reversing image through public opinion manipulation, Brother Jiaqian’s voice gradually drowned in a wave of appreciation, turning attention to another intriguing event—how will the families slay the dragon? How can they ensure every one of the millions of players can partake in the dragon slaying without being spectators?

This issue, not only intrigues the players, but also Jiang Dali, who found himself intrigued.

”Over a thousand million players, not all excel in bow and arrow or other ranged attack techniques. Even if one excels in archery, within a sea of people, getting within a hundred steps of the Divine Dragon is questionable. What methods do the Four Great Families have to ensure no one becomes a spectator? That everyone gains task benefits?”

At the Divine Martial Country border, in a secluded mountain cabin, Jiang Dali sat alone, drinking himself, observing the forum’s situation, pondering deeply but finding no answer.

He suddenly felt that beyond the pioneers’ secrets, the families seemed to conceal other unknown secrets.

This secret might relate to Qin Shi Huang, otherwise, how would that Eternal Emperor, despite Li Si’s influence, agree to cooperate with seemingly weak abnormal people.

After all, humans have never relied solely on strength to win; evaluating power often includes wisdom as a standard.

Otherwise, even if Li Si received Grand Tutor Xiang’s recommendation for Qin Shi Huang Ying Zheng’s trust, without extraordinary wisdom, he couldn’t have survived until now, maintaining a firm position.

However, regarding the dragon slaying, Jiang Dali currently maintains a spectator’s stance, not intending direct involvement.

Because by now, he’s faintly deduced this matter involves widespread implications...

After all, the Divine Dragon is one of the Four Spirits, the only one less affected by grievance, able to remain clear-minded for extended periods.

Such a Divine Beast, whose power is formidable and signifies more than mere existence, surely the Holy Dynasty couldn’t be blind to its dragon being slain, otherwise ancient Holy Dynasty top experts would’ve already acted.

Moreover, even if the Holy Dynasty chooses not to intervene, the dragon slayers couldn’t be Qin Shi Huang.

This Eternal Emperor, once a major adversary of the Holy Dynasty Emperor, now wants to regain power by dragon slaying, hence post-restoration, his intentions are apparent, and the Regent King wouldn’t refrain from obstruction...

Currently, the Holy Dynasty seems quite tranquil, as if ignoring the matter.

But Jiang Dali sees the hidden turmoil beneath the surface calm.

However, now aside from understanding the Shattering Void Divine Skills, another crucial matter entangles him, the influence of Dharma’s Heart activation.

Regarding this, Shaolin Hui En and Hui Qi are already on their way to meet him, which is why he lingers temporarily in this cabin...

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