Then, Let Them Offer Their Loyalty! Chapter 1971 - 779: The Lifebound Divine Skill Zhao Ji Created for Qiu Tu (Monthly Ticket Request)

It's essential to know, the "Lifebound Divine Skill" is no simple matter.

Below the level of Heavenly God, every being uses "Cataclysmic Ability," Heavenly God level possesses "Heavenly God Skill," and only upon being promoted to Divine King do they acquire the "Lifebound Divine Skill."

Generally speaking, the "Cataclysmic Ability" is an ability automatically obtained by a being after Cataclysm Awakening.

These abilities align with the being itself, often influenced by the being's path, talent, personality, and even mindset.

This also leads to significant differences in the effects of "Cataclysmic Ability."

However, no matter how strong the effects might be, due to the limitations in a being's body imposed by the Cataclysmic Power and the low permissions of the "World Origin" on ordinary beings, these "Cataclysmic Abilities" often only affect a small area, and mostly have effects on oneself or a few people nearby.

In contrast, the "Heavenly God Skill" is different.

As a Heavenly God recognized by "World Origin," the "Heavenly God Skill" is a powerful ability comprehended by the Heavenly God from the "World Origin."

Since "Heavenly God Skill" originates from the "World Origin," it inherently contains some "World Laws," which results in the "Heavenly God Skill" having effects that can destroy the world.

Moreover, as a Heavenly God is endorsed by the "World Origin," they have high permissions within the world, and their own Cataclysmic Power has accumulated to a certain extent. Hence, the effects of the "Heavenly God Skill" are often terrifying.

Just like when Zhao Ji used the "Heavenly God Skill," the effect was explosive, destroying several world regions consecutively.

Most importantly, it's the "World Laws" contained within the "Heavenly God Skill."

"World Laws" are supreme rules; unless encountering rules of the same grade, everything follows its lead.

For example, if a blade of grass contains the "World Law" of "severance," it can directly cut through collision with steel, diamonds, and the hardest swords alike.

This is the true power of the "Heavenly God Skill."

However, despite its strength, the "Heavenly God Skill" has limitations.

For instance, the "Heavenly God Skill" can only be a single World Law, and the laws contained are not abundant. This leads to "Heavenly God Skill" being not very sustainable and cannot be changed.

But the "Lifebound Divine Skill" is different.

Only masters of God King Level and above possess it, and they have integrated different Heavenly Gods' "Cataclysm Paths," which leads to them having various "Cataclysm Paths."

Therefore....the "Lifebound Divine Skill" contains much more types of "World Laws" than the "Heavenly God Skill," making its combinations more complex, varied, and much more enduring and stable.

Moreover, a Divine King's power far exceeds that of a Heavenly God, even reaching a level that rivals the "World Origin" of a small world. Thus, deploying a "Lifebound Divine Skill" can directly alter the laws of a region or a small world, producing lasting impact.

It is said that a glacier stretching thousands of miles on the Ancient Continent was born from a Divine King's use of "Lifebound Divine Skill" in a fit of anger.

Even though that Divine King departed from the battlefield decades ago, the glacier remains to this day. This illustrates the sheer strength and terror of "Lifebound Divine Skill."

Therefore, the "Lifebound Divine Skill" is indeed the trump card of various Divine Kings and is exceedingly rare.

Yet.... who would guess, for Zhao Ji, it's as simple as drinking cold water.

What's even more crucial is that Zhao Ji can even help create a "Lifebound Divine Skill" for herself?

Albeit, according to Zhao Ji, it's "modified" by her "Lifebound Divine Skill."

But don't forget, Zhao Ji's "Lifebound Divine Skill" is still her own creation.

Moreover, Qiu Tu doesn't believe that "modifying" a "Lifebound Divine Skill" is easier than creating one. Especially with.... cross-path modification.

At that moment, Qiu Tu suddenly recalled a day when he and Zhao Ji stood shoulder to shoulder on the summit of the Isolation Mountain Range, Zhao Ji, hands clasped behind, gazed at the firmament at a 45-degree angle, unemotionally uttering a sentence:

"To be in the same era as me is the good fortune of the beings of this time."

Back then, Qiu Tu felt Zhao Ji was once again showing off and reacted with praise.

But now, Qiu Tu feels.... well, it may not apply to others, but for himself, it indeed is a blessing.

The only problem is, what kind of "Lifebound Divine Skill" will Zhao Ji ultimately create for him?

Right then, as Qiu Tu was pondering this, Zhao Ji spoke.

She looked at Qiu Tu and then said, "The name of the 'Lifebound Divine Skill' I crafted for you is: Emperor's Wrath."

With that, a tremendously complex "Catastrophe Equation" appeared on the Image Stone.

Before, Qiu Tu had also tried to depict "Catastrophe Equations," back then, the structure of what he saw was complex, but nothing compared to the current one.

Thus, in an instant, Qiu Tu felt his head spinning.

He particularly wished to say to Zhao Ji: "You are a genius, but I... am at most the husband of a genius. What you perceive as simple isn't simple to me at all!"

However, since Zhao Ji had already created the "Lifebound Divine Skill" for him, Qiu Tu could hardly abandon it with a mere sentence.

Thus, he could only concentrate while observing and listening to Zhao Ji's introduction.

According to Zhao Ji, the "Lifebound Divine Skill" she modified for Qiu Tu is called "Emperor's Wrath." Its inspiration comes from human history, Qiu Tu's character, identity, and one of her own "Lifebound Divine Skills."