Chapter 812: Complete Rules Star Continent

Another hundred years passed, and Ding Huan stopped continuing to comprehend and fuse the laws of the cosmic wall.

The laws of heaven and earth within this cosmic wall were vast and boundless, without end.

As long as he kept comprehending, even millions of years would not be enough to finish.

Although the cosmic wall contained every conceivable type of heaven-and-earth law, it had one major flaw.

That was, comprehending here was far more difficult than in that void canyon he had been in before—mainly because the law fragments here were fused too perfectly.

Otherwise, it would not have been able to form the cosmic wall's rules.

This kind of perfection only made the cosmic wall more solid, and was not suited for comprehension.

This was the exact opposite of a star continent—the more perfect the heaven-and-earth laws of a star continent, the more suitable it was for cultivation and comprehension.

Now that Ding Huan had comprehended the composition of the laws of this side of the universe, he should be able to pass through the cosmic wall.

So Ding Huan decided to give it a try; if it truly didn't work, then he would continue comprehending the cosmic wall's rules.

Through the cosmic wall rules he had comprehended, Ding Huan circulated the Great Universe Art Zhou Tian, and could easily perceive every law of this side of the cosmic wall.

Being able to perceive every law of the cosmic wall meant its obstruction

was as good as nothing to Ding Huan.

Without spending much time at all, Ding Huan passed through the cosmic wall and arrived on the other side.

The moment he reached the other side, Ding Huan was stunned by the perfected heaven-and-earth rules here.

Not only were the heaven-and-earth rules here very complete, their grade was also higher than that of the cosmic plane he had been in before.

The higher grade of these heaven-and-earth rules was mainly reflected in their completeness.

Cultivating here, one need not even mention proving the Dao of Nine Revolutions—one could absolutely prove the Dao of Eternal Life…

As for whether this was a higher-tier universe, Ding Huan was not certain.

Logically speaking, it should not be.

After all, compared with the void he had just arrived from, the heaven-and-earth rules here were mainly more complete, not a crushing difference in grade.

But Ding Huan was soon stunned by the scene before his eyes.

He was now pressed against the cosmic wall; before him lay a deep chasm that neither divine sense could reach the other side of nor the bottom of.

The deep chasm contained endless, boundless laws of nothingness and laws of ruin.

These familiar laws of ruin—Ding Huan didn't even need to comprehend them to know they came from the Eternal God Wheel.

Could it be that this place was another Eternal God Wheel?

Ding Huan immediately knew it was not; this was a true deep

chasm, not some magic treasure.

The only reason this place contained laws of ruin was one possibility: the original owner of the Eternal God Wheel had used it to fight someone, and had carved out such a deep chasm here.

Fortunately, the laws of ruin had no effect on him; otherwise, the moment he passed through the cosmic wall, he might have been wrapped up by the laws of ruin in this chasm and dragged inside, never to see the light of day again.

He wondered how Meng Chuan Nu had crossed this chasm of laws of ruin.

Although the laws of ruin here were strong, Ding Huan felt it was unlikely they could hold Meng Chuan Nu forever.

If Meng Chuan Nu didn't even have this much ability, she might as well forget about taking revenge on that Hui Zhi.

Ding Huan summoned the Cosmic Cauldron and easily crossed the deep chasm left behind by the Eternal God Wheel.

Even though divine sense couldn't sweep across this chasm, the Cosmic Cauldron took less than a single incense stick's time to rush through the chasm and stop on a patch of dark brown land.

A rich breath of vitality rushed at him.

The space before him possessed even more complete heaven-and-earth rules, along with somewhat thin heaven-and-earth primal energy.

When his divine sense swept out, he did not see a single spiritual plant.

Everything was a stretch of grayish brown.

Yet the breath of vitality contained here told Ding Huan that he had truly arrived at a cosmic star continent with higher-grade heaven-and-earth rules.

There was primal energy here, and vitality too, but what was even more abundant was the breath of ruin, destruction, and death.

Besides that, there were also various Dao laws of poison and the breath of decay.

In a place like this, naturally no spiritual plant life could exist.

Not only was this place unsuitable for cultivation, staying here too long would cause even the great Dao to decay.

To find a place suitable for cultivation, he would have to keep heading toward the center of the star continent.

As long as he could find a place without these mottled law breaths like death and ruin to seclude himself and cultivate, reaching the Nine Revolutions Saint was only a matter of time.

He turned to look at the deep chasm he had just crossed.

Beyond this deep chasm was the cosmic wall, and beyond the cosmic wall was the vast mid-tier cosmic void.

He had thought that crossing over from the cosmic wall would be another side of cosmic void.

Without Meng Chuan Nu's help, he could not have comprehended the location of the Great Dream Dao Law.

To find a star continent with complete rules, he would have to spend a great deal of time within this cosmic void.

A thousand years was not impossible.

He had never expected that crossing the cosmic wall would bring him straight to a star continent, not some cosmic void at all.

A cosmic wall appearing at the edge of this star continent was stronger than any defensive grand formation.

Ding Huan thought that even such a formidable cosmic wall had been crossed by him.

This proved that an iron hammer could break stone, and dripping water could also break stone.

In fact, water breaking stone, in utter silence, aligned even more with the formless great Dao.

Ding Huan took out a jade slip and recorded the location of the cosmic wall.

In the future, after he proved the Dao of Eternal Life, he would still leave from here.

After a cosmic tribulation, it would be hard to find many places with such complete heaven-and-earth rules that could allow one to prove the Dao of Eternal Life.

After marking down every direction, Ding Huan summoned the Universe Pot.

Although such a place had no trace of people and was not suitable for establishing a cave abode.

Ding Huan still remained extremely cautious and on guard.

If someone happened to see his Universe Pot, it would likely be quite troublesome.

With his strength, he might be able to contend against a Nine Revolutions Saint.

Even if he couldn't beat a Nine Revolutions Saint, escaping wouldn't be a problem.

But what if he encountered an Immortal Saint?

A treasure like the Universe Pot, if spotted and coveted by a powerhouse in a place where the rules of heaven and earth were relatively complete and good, would not be a good thing.

But going without the Universe Pot wouldn't work either.

Ding Huan was extremely sensitive to the rules of heaven and earth and the laws of all things.

It was indeed his first time coming here; the moment he set foot on this land, Ding Huan knew this was absolutely a vast, boundless, expansive star continent.

Even larger than he had imagined.

Traveling across such a boundless star continent without the Universe Pot—who knew how many years and months it would take him to reach anywhere?

The Universe Pot had only flown for a few days when Ding Huan's divine sense swept ahead and found the space pitch-black.

At first Ding Huan thought he had encountered a space of Darkness Laws.

When he saw clearly, he realized it was actually an endless swarm of black bugs.

In a place where even spirit plants couldn't survive, how could so many black bugs live?

Ding Huan didn't know what these black bugs were; he controlled the Universe Pot intending to go around them.

What Ding Huan hadn't expected was that these bugs were actually very clever.

Not only that, their speed wasn't slow either.

An individual's speed was indeed inferior to the Universe Pot, but these bugs

came in swarms.

No matter how Ding Huan changed the Universe Pot's direction, the black bug swarm kept trying to encircle the Universe Pot through flanking maneuvers.

Someone with weaker divine sense might not even be able to cover these bugs with it.

These black bugs must have sensed the divine spirit veins inside the Universe Pot, which was why they kept chasing relentlessly.

Thinking of this, Ding Huan tossed out a top-grade flying divine artifact.

That top-grade flying divine artifact contained a pile of top-grade divine crystals.

He wanted to test the attack power of these bugs; if their attack power was ordinary, he would just control the Universe Pot to charge straight through.

The Universe Pot shot out diagonally once more, and the black bug swarm instantly wrapped around that top-grade flying divine artifact.

Ding Huan watched as that top-grade flying divine artifact was devoured clean by the bug swarm in a short time, and he was stunned.

What grade of thing was this?

Could it be an upgraded version of Dao-Devouring Bugs?

No matter what it was, Ding Huan had no intention of using the Universe Pot to test it.

The Universe Pot's grade wasn't low, but since even a Twelve-Grade Golden Lotus could reportedly be eaten by mosquitoes, it wasn't impossible for his Universe Pot to be devoured.

Several top-grade divine spirit veins' essence were channeled into the Universe Pot, and Ding Huan

activated the Universe Pot without holding back at all.

The Universe Pot's speed increased several times over in a short time.

That top-grade flying divine artifact wasn't useless either—at the very least it stalled the bug swarm for a few breaths.

Ding Huan's Universe Pot shot out, nearly grazing the edge of the bug swarm.

Seeing the Universe Pot escape, the bug swarm turned around and chased after it again.

Without the advantage of encirclement, however, the Universe Pot quickly left the bug swarm behind and rapidly distanced itself.

Ding Huan breathed a sigh of relief.

No wonder this place had no trace of people.

If you encountered this kind of bug swarm, wouldn't it just be waiting to die?

Because of the influence of this bug swarm, Ding Huan became much more careful when flying.

Sure enough, not long after, Ding Huan encountered a death swamp filled with the Laws of Sinking.

Fortunately, a death swamp of the Laws of Sinking was death for others, but had not the slightest effect on Ding Huan.

Afterwards, besides the black bug swarm, Ding Huan also encountered spatial dislocation, a space of Death Laws, a space of chaotic Time Laws…

Ding Huan didn't even know what kind of place this was; he suspected this was really a star continent suitable for cultivation?

Along the way, Ding Huan was cautious again and again.

A year later, Ding Huan couldn't even remember how many dangers he had avoided, how many times he had nearly perished.

Especially the spaces of chaotic Time Laws.

If he hadn't comprehended the Time Laws, once entering such a chaotic space, he could just wait to die—not even a chance to call for help.

Fortunately, as Ding Huan encountered more and more of these situations, dealing with them became easier and easier.

Even with the Universe Pot's speed pushed to the limit, Ding Huan flew for a full seventeen years before the various crises lessened somewhat.

He also saw some sparse spirit plants.

The surrounding rules of heaven and earth also became clear, and the heaven and earth essence was far denser than at the edge of the Universe Wall.

Although various crises still existed, the chances of encountering them had become very small.

Instead, spaces of the Laws of Poison Dao increased.

Ding Huan didn't care about the Laws of Poison Dao; in his eyes, there was no poison under heaven.

Only upon reaching this region could one barely manage to cultivate, yet the mottled laws of heaven and earth and the dangers remained far too many.

Ding Huan was filled with emotion; if he didn't have a few tricks up his sleeve, cycling through hundreds of reincarnations wouldn't be enough.

And then there was his Cosmic Cauldron.

If he had used an inferior flight-type treasure, wouldn't it have taken hundreds of years of flying to travel from the Cosmic Wall to a place barely suitable for cultivation?

The prerequisite being that one still had one's life.

Though the various dangers had lessened considerably, Ding Huan still did not dare to be careless.

The Cosmic Cauldron flew for nearly another year before Ding Huan finally stopped.

He had no choice but to stop.

Before him lay a colossal, unrivaled mountain range.

This mountain range before his eyes resembled the Cosmic Wall, stretching out endlessly on both sides.

The peak was likewise beyond the reach of divine sense, for any attempt would be directly suppressed.