Then there was Jun Aozhi, who remained a hedonist in his previous life. To keep the Jun family firmly under his control, Zhang Yang conspired to bring about his death. At the critical moment, Jun Aozhi awakened the bloodline of a Demon God, and with the help of an immortal artifact, he fled all the way to the Demon Realm. From then on, his temperament leaned toward the demonic, becoming incredibly tyrannical. After reaching the Lightning Tribulation Realm, he began seeking revenge on Zhang Yang. Unfortunately, although Jun Aozhi possessed the bloodline of a Demon God, he had no one to guide him and, focusing solely on the demonic path, he neglected his immortal cultivation. In the end, he fell short by a single move and died at the hands of Zhang Yang’s blade. Had he cultivated both the immortal and demonic paths, it is impossible to say who would have emerged victorious. After his death, he was branded with the reputation of a "demon," while Zhang Yang, naturally, was hailed as the slayer of monsters and demons, occupying the moral high ground.
Besides him, it is worth mentioning the inner disciple Gou Dezhu and Sun Pu of the Liuhe Sect. These two were masters of concealment. When the Taishang Holy Land was destroyed, Gou Dezhu’s true self was hiding in the outside world; it was merely a clone of his that perished. According to Xiao Fan’s memories, he had encountered Gou Dezhu three times in the mortal world. Each time they met, Gou Dezhu’s cultivation had increased. By the…
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