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Chapter 663: 436 Mr. Chen's Moment of Glory! (Must Read)_2

Chapter 663: Chapter 436 Mr. Chen’s Moment of Glory! (Must Read)_2

“That means Chen Yuan is done for!”

This person had slain the Yagyu Double Blades and had long been despised by the Yagyu Family. Additionally, he had single-handedly led the eradication of the Longevity Altar in Qingzhou, thwarting many of Japan’s plans.

They had long wished to execute him but simply hadn’t found the opportunity.

Thus, when the Japanese envoy heard that Chen Yuan had made an enemy of Sima Ke, he made a visit to join forces with him, intending to extend their influence further and gain a complex network of power in the Capital.

All this was not without the help of Sima Ke, who, if given the chance, they wouldn’t mind assisting to ascend the throne to seek a greater future.

A mysterious and powerful figure from Japan once said, “Central Plains will be in chaos.”

This was their opportunity!!!

“Let’s begin.”

Jingtai glanced at Ito Shinsei and spoke in a deep voice.

His majestic voice spread across tens of thousands of meters, as if a deity was whispering.

“By your command!”

Ito Shinsei bowed with hands clasped, then, with a wave of his sleeve, a shimmer of golden light descended from the sky, enveloping everyone’s heads, seemingly forming a small world.

But in reality, it was a Jade Seal.

This was Japan’s National Seal, the only item capable of condensing such an Illusion Realm.

The Jade Seal hung in the void, emitting an intangible fluctuation.

Jingtai’s gaze became slightly heavy, his eyes slightly squinting, pondering something.

The other Yang Transformation powerhouses also watched the Jade Seal in the void with solemn expressions, their faces gradually becoming serious; this Exotic Treasure was undoubtedly a divine and inscrutable object.

From afar, Ito Ikeda approached through the air, returning to traditional Japanese attire, with a strand of hair fluttering over his forehead. His gaze slowly swept over the martial artists below as he proclaimed loudly:

“Ito Ikeda greets all Taoist friends from Central Plains. This year, I am thirty-one, and in Japan, I am recognized by my peers as the foremost genius, originally wishing to challenge martial artists under thirty-five from Central Plains to experience the capabilities of Central Plains’ talents.

However, I later learned that there seem to be few Heavenly Core masters under the age of thirty-five in the Capital, much to my regret. My father and your emperor agreed,

that if any of you Taoist friends from Central Plains can break through this Illusion Realm, this challenge will cease, and from then on, I will no longer dare to set foot in Central Plains. However, if none of you can overcome this Illusion Realm, from then on, Central Plains martial artists must not call us, martial artists from Japan, contemptuous names…”

His voice echoed nearby.

Yet, discontented murmurs arose below:

“What is so difficult about a mere illusion?”

“Our General here sees that Japan has no other tactics left, setting up such a posture is truly laughable to the extreme.”

Having broken through the Core Realm, they had all faced the ordeal of the internal demons of life and death, and they didn’t find any Illusion Realm difficult, could it possibly be more terrifying than the fears in a martial artist’s heart?

“Right, today we will let you know that the so-called Barbarian Land of Japan should rightly be called contemptuous names.”

Such voices arose one after another, drawing laughter from the crowd.

Even Jingtai’s face showed a faint smile, seemingly unconcerned.

Ito Ikeda’s face showed no signs of anger, feeling it nothing more than noise. He thought about how disdainful these people of Central Plains looked right now.

They would soon feel ashamed.

He had indeed broken through the Sumeru Illusion Realm, but only with the help of a senior, and that was when the Illusion Realm’s power was merely at one-third of its strength.

Judging by himself, he felt that even talents blessed by heaven among these martial artists would be unable to pass through.

This had already been verified in Japan.

“If that is the case, then please, all the masters from Central Plains, enter the gate!”

As his voice fell, an expanse of golden radiance condensed into a gateway in the void.

From among the crowd, a young man clad in dark black Battle Armor stepped forward onto the void. Although the Japan martial artists had set no harsh conditions,

everyone knew that True Masters absolutely must not take action, only martial artists under thirty-five could enter the formation to break through; this was the pride exclusively belonging to Central Plains martial artists.

As soon as the man in Battle Armor appeared, instantly, there was an uproar below.

“It’s General Yu!”

“It’s him!”

“Rumor has it he’s one of the strongest geniuses in the military of this generation, with an extraordinary relationship with the Li Family.”

“I heard he lost his mother at three, his father at seven, and his entire family at ten, being known as the most notorious jinx within a ten-mile radius. But later on, once he entered the military, there was no stopping him, spoken of as having the star of calamity. If it weren’t for his age during his rise, his ranking on the Hidden Dragon List would have been even higher.”

“With General Yu taking action, perhaps today’s matter will be settled completely.”

Eldest Prince Sima Qian said in a low voice:

“Father, General Yu is extraordinarily talented, and stands a substantial chance to break through this barrier.”

“Hmm, let’s watch first.”

“Ling Yu of the Longevity Camp challenges today!”

The man in Battle Armor called out loudly, his voice reverberating through the void. The next moment, he stepped forward, charging directly into the Sumeru Illusion Realm.

The projections inside appeared like a large screen, visible to everyone present.

As far as the eye could see, there was a high mountain covered with endless steps, shrouded in immortal mist. No sooner had he entered, than everyone saw General Yu’s expression turn from calm to solemn.

Then it was General Yu climbing the mountain, under the watchful eyes of all, he passed dozens of steps, eliciting cheers from below, but soon, the cheering stopped abruptly.

For in General Yu’s eyes suddenly flashed a look of terror, and on those steps, his body suddenly bowed, directly kneeling down; the next moment,