The Prince Who Was Raised in Hell

Half a year passed quickly.

It was still early June when Jagoan opened up the transmission array and took everyone to the Innate Treasure in the Small World of Heaven and Earth to cultivate.

By this time, it was the end of December, and this year was about to pass. This also meant that there was only one year left before the beginning of Immortals’ Assembly.

Although the Immortals’ Assembly was used to test the cultivation of the disciples in the sect, to enhance the communication between the disciples in the sect and to modify the disciples’ ranking on the surface. However, because of the influence of the Heaven’s Edge Sect and the strength of the disciples present, the Immortals’ Assembly still included the entire Lunia, including the events that affected the surrounding Upper Kingdoms. As for this Immortals’ Assembly, it was even more eye-catching.

Of course, it was because of the Crape Myrtle Sect’s Grand Pure Emperor.

Crape Myrtle Sect had spread the news that the Grand Pure Emperor would return in Immortals’ Assembly. To some extent, in the eyes of many cultivators, Grand Pure Emperor could now represent Heaven’s Edge Sect.

When he returned this time, it was rumored that he would issue a series of new orders. These orders involved the merit system that the Crape Myrtle Sect and Heaven’s Edge Sect had been implementing all the time. This system could even change the dynasty and even change the delicate balance between the current several major Upper Kingdoms. Therefore, not only the imperial family of the Lunia, but also the royal family and sects of the Upper Kingdom also paid special attention to it.

One point was very important.

That was, everyone wanted to know if the Grand Pure Emperor would complete the legendary breakthrough after returning.

The Grand Pure Emperor was too mysterious. Other than being powerful enough to overlook everything, there was almost no other information about him. Because of this, everyone wanted to see if he had the strength to do this big thing he was determined to do.

At this time, there was about a year before the Assembly, but the Heaven’s Edge Sect and Lunia were busy. This kind of busy work was naturally for the purpose of preparing for the Immortals’ Assembly’s open meeting. As for the undercurrent surging in the dark, it would only be much more than it appeared on the surface.

pay much attention to this. But that didn’t mean that he

of the time, he had been improving his comprehension

the cultivation methods and magical powers Jagoan had mastered were divided into different levels, then the three Great Taos he had mastered at present could

the power did not belong

comprehension of the Great Taos, it could not only improve Jagoan’s current strength, but also greatly help his promotion. With his promotion, he could also

the remaining time, Jagoan mainly did

Plate into the zombie dog demon. Since he was sure

or the intensity of the spell, it was much stronger than before. The rebuilt part also spread from a small piece of hair of the zombie dog

of Jagoan, Jagoan could feel a faint trace of vigor from the zombie dog

this wisp of vigor was extremely weak, it was almost impossible to detect it if Jagoan had not deliberately and carefully explored it. But the appearance of this wisp of vigor showed that the previous efforts

rid of his identity of

no vigor in its body. What Jagoan needed to do next was to guide the vigor to flow through the whole body of the dog demon. By then, the dog demon would

years, it

it wouldn’t take long. In the whole process, the most difficult thing was to guide that wisp of vigor. Now the most difficult step was to

that the zombie dog demon would be involved in the

Great Sage Minghe to seal the fire poison in Sue White’s body. But it could only cure the symptoms

to putting a pot of water on fire. When the water was dry, the fire poison would still hurt Sue White’s

the zombie body of the zombie dog demon. It was precisely using the Six Dao Reincarnations Plate to directly reconstruct a portion of Sue White’s