Chapter 36 The Goddess of the Qin Family, I Can’t Beat Him
“Inexpressible Prajñā*, an eternal and unchanging void essence.”
[*A Sanskrit term aning “wisdom” in Buddhist philosophy, particularly the deep, intuitive understanding of ultimate reality.]
As all the fluctuations in the void dissipated, Gu Changsheng finally retracted his gaze from the distance. However, his heart was far from as calm as his outward expression suggested.
To think that in this world, there could be a peer who could silently and effortlessly approach him so closely—this was sothing he had never dared to imagine before.
One must understand that his connection to all kinds of laws and orders of heaven and earth was profound. Daoist resonance and spiritual sensitivity rged with his breath, making it virtually impossible for even the slightest fluctuation to escape his perception. Yet tonight, this woman had managed to approach within a re three feet of him.
It could only be attributed to the fact that she possessed the legendary Void Physique.
And it wasn’t just her silent approach—her speed alone was unparalleled, undoubtedly the fastest in all of history.
Even Gu Changsheng wasn’t confident he could catch up to her. After all, the Void Physique, a supre constitution rarely seen even in thousands or tens of thousands of years, was among the most powerful in existence. At the mont of birth, it fused with the essence of the void, endowing its possessor with the power of the void.
The Dao of the Void was, after all, the Dao of Space—one of the strongest paths, standing alongside the Dao of Ti. With such a physique, as long as one did not fall prematurely, the future would undoubtedly see them among the greatest of the greats.
The power of the void was overwhelmingly formidable and mysterious. It could sever a portion of independent space, trapping enemies within. In many ways, it bore a resemblance to Gu Changsheng’s Three Thousand Banishnt Art.
According to the Gu Family’s ancient records, there once was an Assassin King who possessed the Void Physique. He assassinated an unparalleled Immortal King, hiding within countless layers of spatial currents, making him impossible to locate. To master the void and traverse dinsions was as effortless as breathing for such individuals.
Still, Gu Changsheng was not concerned. Anyone daring to co near him would face his current unparalleled physical strength, which was invulnerable to all. With a single punch, everything would be obliterated.
The terrifying aspect of the early stage Chaos Physique lay not only in its boundless mana but also in its monstrous physical form—unequaled across the ages. Anyone daring to engage him in close combat would be reduced to a mist of blood by a single strike, regardless of their constitution.
Gu Changsheng’s expression shifted subtly as he studied the plain, white piece of fabric in his hand. It was no wonder that when his palm transford into a dragon’s claw earlier, it felt sowhat peculiar.
This intimate garnt bore imprints of divine void runes, its intricate patterns interwoven with extraordinary charm. It was crafted from the silk of the Ten-Thousand-Year Silver-Blood Spider, a material known for its softness and resilience—an exceedingly rare divine material under the stars. Even saints would use it to forge treasured armor. Yet in the hands of this woman, it was used for her undergarnts. Her identity was undoubtedly extraordinary.
“Currently, all the major immortal forces have disciples and heirs moving about in Northern Wasteland City. Guessing this woman’s identity won’t be easy,” Gu Changsheng thought.
But he wasn’t worried. He had already morized the unique aura fluctuations around her. If they t again, there was no chance he would fail to recognize her.
anwhile, within a vast and magnificent palace complex, an unusual disturbance rippled through the void. A slender, graceful figure in a green dress with unparalleled beauty appeared.
Her snow-white feet bore anklets with tiny bells that jingled softly as she stepped, vanishing into thin air with each movent, only to reappear in another hall.
Her face, initially carrying a faint trace of anger, now displayed a slight blush, which quickly faded.
“Greetings, Miss.”
Upon her appearance, a group of maids in the hall greeted her with utmost respect.
“Leave,” the green-dressed woman commanded coldly and waved her hand. Her tone was indifferent and frosty.
The maids withdrew promptly, leaving the hall empty.
The woman’s cold and detached expression could no longer hold. She stomped her foot in frustration, gritting her teeth. “That damned scoundrel! How dare he… How dare he…”
“If I see him again, I’ll definitely teach him a good lesson!” she fud, her ears turning red with anger.
She had never expected her curiosity would lead her to investigate the Gu Family’s grounds, only to end up taken advantage of—and worse, losing her intimate garnt. The claw from earlier still left a faint ache on her chest.
Still, she had to admit—though reluctantly—that the Gu Family’s Divine Son was the strongest young talent she had ever encountered. His physical strength and acute perception were terrifying, leaving her utterly shaken. If she hadn’t escaped quickly, she might not have been able to leave at all.
“Truly terrifying. Could the Gu Family’s Divine Son really possess the legendary Chaos Physique?”
Her bright eyes glead with a strange light. Then, as if realizing sothing, she sighed with frustration.
“With soone like him suddenly showing up at the hunting tournant, the Gu Family is sure to overshadow us. I had planned to use this opportunity to outshine that annoying guy!”
“Why is life so hard for ! Ughhh…”
After venting, the green-dressed woman cald down. She murmured to herself, “Qin Qingqing, you are the divine daughter of the Qin Clan, blessed with an unrivaled Void Physique. You are destined to rise as the supre female Immortal King, trampling over the corpses of young kings across the Three Thousand Dao Domains!”
“But that Gu Family’s Divine Son… still… I can’t beat him…”
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