Chapter 3409
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Sitting alone in the study, Six Paths was silent for a long time after typing the word 'explore'. He had a lot of things to say, but he didn't know where to start or how to say them.
It's over … Sword Dao Connecting God is over …
The story of Little Rice Dumpling, who had accompanied him for four years, had come to an end. However, the end was just a symbol. Little Rice Dumpling's path was still going on, so it was up to him to continue. What kind of path would that be?
Six originally named the last chapter 'True God', but after some thought, he changed it to 'I am no longer a Demigod'. After some thought, he thought of changing it to 'The New Era of the Human Race'. After some thought, he decided to split the 9000-word chapter into three chapters. That way, he could use the title of each chapter.
However, Ol 'Six quickly overturned this decision. Ol' Six had written this chapter in one go without any pause or hesitation. Since this was the case, there was no need to split it up. In the end, he named the chapter 'The Return Is No Longer a Demigod'.
After a hundred years of seclusion, you all thought that he had broken through to the Demigod Realm, but that was not the case. Little Rice Dumpling said that it would be too tiring to continue.
However, Six Paths had thought about it a long time ago. Little Rice Dumpling's path of cultivation was unique and unique. The Heart Sutra had to be awesome in the end. It had to be more awesome than other people's paths of cultivation. How would it be awesome?
The simplest way was for Little Rice Dumpling to surpass the Demigod Realm and become a True God. Therefore, Six Paths didn't decide to do this on the spur of the moment. He had been planning this for a long time.
As for the Heavenly God of the War Demon Palace, the Six Paths had always emphasized his uniqueness from the very beginning. He was the true Child of the World, and he complemented the Spiritual Martial Sacred World. When the world leveled up, the Heavenly God of the Palace would also level up. Some readers said that the Heavenly God of the Palace's breakthrough was too sudden, but the Sixth Brother didn't think so. In short, the Heavenly God of the Palace had been planning for a long time.
If there really was a reason, it would be that Sixth Brother had sped up his progress and caught them off guard so that they could carefully ponder over it. Hahahaha. Thinking of this, Sixth Brother couldn't help but laugh out loud.
It took him a long time to write the Soul Conduit of over ten million words. Some of the holes were so deep that even Old Six himself had forgotten about them. By the time he came back to his senses, it was already too far away. He didn't know how to fill them up, so he decided not to fill them up. He would just leave the holes there and wait for others to fall into them.
When Ol 'Six typed the last word of the chapter and hit the space bar, he was filled with emotions. He believed that everyone felt the same way.
Thank you, brothers, for your company. Thank you for your support. I'm really lucky to have all of you by my side. Six bowed ninety degrees.
Ascension had ended, but the story of the sword was not over yet. Our new book was ready, and it would be released on the 15th of this month. Little Dumpling invited everyone to read the new book together, and watch a new protagonist carry a sword on the road.
This was a new story. It was just like how ordinary people like you and me picked up a sword in a seemingly stable and chaotic world, fighting for a way out for themselves and their families. They were born in the mortal world, but their hearts were raised to the sky.
The character of the main character of this new story would be different from Big Boss Chu and Little Rice Dumpling. The Samsara had also put in a lot of effort into this story. Come on, look forward to it. Let's meet again on the 15th.
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