The Strongest Fiend.

Summary

Xu Yang Yi enters a narrow passage adorned with exquisite murals depicting ancient Chinese landscapes and figures. Despite initial impressions of normalcy, the murals reveal a deeper historical significance, particularly from the prosperous Tang Dynasty. As Xu examines the carvings, he uncovers scenes from the War of the Gods, featuring recognizable mythological figures and demons. The narrative shifts from ancient mythology to modern demon history, highlighting the strength of ancient demons compared to their modern counterparts. A puzzling mural depicting a bloodied, legless man raises questions about the nature of punishment in the cultivation world. The exploration leads to the realization that the murals narrate a historical journey from the Investiture of the Gods to the story of Sun Bin, intertwining themes of strategy and legacy.

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