What Naughty Thoughts Could the Heavenly Tribulation Thunder Possibly Have?

Du Shenglan, the greatest genius in the cultivation world who condensed sword qi at the age of three, resonated with the martial arts monument at the age of five and entered the forbidden domains alone at the age of ten. Yet, the only thing people could think of when it came to him was——

What a pity.

What a pity that the Du Clan already had their own genius child blessed by the heavens.

What a pity that his clan had intentions to destroy him.

Du Shenglan’s father told him, “No matter how extraordinary you are, you won’t be able to compete against the clan.”

His friend shared the same views. “I didn’t mean to betray you, but if I had helped you, it would be the same as offending two big cultivation clans.”

His former master advised him, “The only way to destroy the Du Clan is to become the Heavenly Dao itself. But after becoming the Heavenly Dao, you can no longer act for your own selfish desires for revenge, for the Heavenly Dao is impartial.”

In the Jiuchuan Continent, nobody had ascended in the past three hundred years which led to rumors that the Heavenly Dao was incomplete, and that reaching the Ascension stage was the limit for cultivators. As a result, the four major cultivation powers stood tall, monopolizing everything.

Du Shenglan: “Interesting…”

The four major powers joined forces to hunt down Du Shenglan, forcing him to ascend and complete the Heavenly Dao.

On that day, under everyone’s watchful eyes, Du Shenglan finally ascended, and transformed into… the Heavenly Thunder Tribulation.

“Since the Heavenly Dao won’t help me purge this world’s evil, I will transform into the Nine Heavens Thunder Tribulation. When I’m happy, I’ll strike once; when I’m worried, I’ll strike twice; when I’m sad, I’ll strike thrice…”

“With ten days forming one cycle, I will strike the Du Clan on the first five days, some lucky ones among the pile of scum for the next four, then I will take a break on the tenth day.”

“I’ll only show mercy during weddings, funerals, and at the end of the year.”