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... Holy Light Hall, among the Five Halls, could easily rank in the top two.

Even the Demon Palace could not contend with it, and even the Imperial Court temporarily dared not confront the Holy Light Hall head-on.

Luo Tianxiang had been in the Infernal Crimson Demon Lair for thirty thousand years. Every time he approached The Gate of the Great Dao, space-time causality would disturb his consciousness, forcing him to hide in the shadows.

Witnessing Su Yie seizing The Gate of ...

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