Faced with the combined attack of the two sages, Laozi (Taishang Laojun) exerted all his strength to barely stabilize his body.
He grabbed the reins and pulled hard, causing him and the ox he was riding to leap off and gallop away into the distance.
In the blink of an eye, they had rushed into the Bodhi Forest.
The attacks launched by the two saints with all their might naturally missed their target.
Immediately afterwards, Laozi grasped the Taiji diagram and gently shook it, and the scroll instantly transformed into a golden bridge as white as jade.
The golden bridge spanned the void, radiating five-colored light that illuminated the entire Thirty-Three Heavens.
Then, he pulled on the reins, urging the blue ox onto the golden bridge, and his entire body was instantly enveloped by the primordial yellow energy and a ball of innate yin-yang divine light.
At this moment, the three religious leaders and saints finally arrived.
They leaped together into the void.
The three sage leaders flashed onto the golden bridge and immediately displayed their supernatural powers, attacking Laozi on the bridge at the same time.
However, Laozi was prepared. He gently patted the back of the green ox, and the ox understood. It trod on the clouds with its four hooves, carrying Laozi across the golden bridge like lightning.
At the same time, Laozi's flat staff completely neutralized the attacks of the three sages.
In an instant, light flashed in the air, energy surged everywhere, and the surrounding space trembled slightly.
In the blink of an eye, another dozen or so moves had passed. Although the three sage leaders were helpless against Laozi, Laozi was equally unable to knock the three of them off the golden bridge.
He then pulled on the reins, urging the blue ox to retreat to a distance, thus avoiding the three men's attack.
At the same time, with a push of the fish-tail crown, three streams of pure energy immediately escaped from Qingyun and flew into the void.
Just then, a golden bell rang out from the east.
An old Taoist priest dressed in a Yin-Yang Taoist robe flew in from the eastern horizon.
The old Taoist priest, carrying a long sword, leaped onto the golden bridge and swung the sword at the guiding saint.
Who are you?
While parrying the attacks, the Sage asked in surprise.
"I am the Daoist Taiqing!"
Just then, a bell rang from the west.
Then, a serious-looking middle-aged Taoist flew in from the west, stepped onto the golden bridge, and went straight for Zhunti Taoist.
"And who are you?" the candidate asked.
"I am the Jade Purity Daoist."
The middle-aged Taoist priest answered loudly.
At the same time, a golden bell rang in the south, and a young Taoist priest flew in.
The Taoist priest, also holding a long sword, stepped onto the golden bridge and immediately sought out the goddess Nuwa.
"And who are you?"
Nuwa asked in surprise.
"I am the Daoist Shangqing," the young Daoist replied...
This technique was developed by Laozi himself over countless years through painstaking and painstaking research, resulting in the One Qi Transforms into the Three Pure Ones Divine Power.
It contains endless mysteries and secrets.
In the past, Laozi only used this astonishing supernatural power once, during the Investiture of the Gods, in the extremely dangerous Zhuxian Formation.
At that time, the appearance of this supernatural power was like a thunderbolt from the blue, catching the Tongtian Sect Leader off guard and leaving him in a sorry state.
However, since both of them were inside the Immortal Slaughtering Formation at the time, completely isolated from the outside world and with their vision obstructed, the other saints did not witness this miraculous power.
Therefore, when Laozi displayed this supernatural power again, even the three sages, who were well-versed in the world, were encountering it for the first time and were amazed.
The Taoist Taiqing transformed into a ghost and entangled the Sage Jieyin, making it difficult for him to escape.
Meanwhile, the incarnation of the Jade Purity Daoist engaged in a fierce battle with the Sage Zhunti with overwhelming force, neither side giving an inch.
Meanwhile, the Taoist Shangqing approached the Goddess Nuwa.
The three saints each faced an incarnation, and a thrilling battle unfolded on the white jade bridge.
At first, they were all somewhat surprised, not knowing when Laozi had actually created three such powerful incarnations of saints.
However, after exchanging blows, they realized that although these avatars possessed some of the divine powers of a saint, they were still slightly inferior to the true Primordial Boundless Saint.
If the battle continues, these incarnations will be no match for these true Primordial Saints.
Just then, Laozi himself arrived swiftly on his green ox, joining the battlefield like a whirlwind.
His appearance instantly made the situation tense, and the saints who had initially gained a slight advantage couldn't help but change color.
After Laozi himself joined the fray, he fought alongside the Three Pure Ones and the three saints for a while before a victor was finally decided.
After holding out for a moment, the Sage Zhunti first revealed a weakness, and Laozi seized the opportunity, sweeping his flat staff sharply and knocking him off the white jade bridge.
Next, it was the turn of the guiding saint.
This white jade bridge was originally evolved from the Tai Chi diagram. When the three sage leaders stood on the bridge, their own strength was suppressed by the bridge.
Furthermore, with the assistance of the Three Pure Ones incarnations, it's not surprising that if the three leaders were not careful, the Supreme Lord Laozi would forcefully find their weaknesses.
At this moment, Laozi allowed Shangqing Daoren and Yuqing Daoren to join forces to hold back Nuwa.
He then flew to the Sage of Guidance and joined forces with the Taoist Taiqing to launch an attack on him.
The Sage of Guidance had tried his best to deal with the attack from Laozi, but he could only barely withstand a dozen or so moves.
Just then, Laozi suddenly raised his hand and unleashed a Taiqing Divine Thunder, which exploded above the head of the Receiving Saint.
Although the Sage of Guidance possessed a twelve-petaled golden lotus for protection, the golden light of merit contained within this lotus had already lost some of its divine charm in the clash with the Golden Bridge.
Moreover, it had already suffered some damage in the previous battle, and its spirituality was severely impaired.
At this moment, it was struck fiercely by the Taiqing Divine Thunder, and a large area of the auspicious light of merit surrounding the golden lotus instantly caved in.
Taiqing Daoist flashed forward, seizing the opportunity to thrust his sword forward, the sharp sword energy aimed directly at the Sage of Reception.
In a flash of sword light, a sword pierced the arm of the Sage of Guidance, and blood splattered everywhere.
The sage clutched his wound in pain and quickly drifted backward.
However, Lao Tzu did not give the Sage a chance to catch his breath.
He urged the green ox he was riding, and the ox suddenly leaped up and caught up with the retreating Sage like a gust of wind.
Immediately afterwards, the flat cane swept out again, with a sharp whistling sound, and struck the guiding saint's shoulder accurately.
Unable to withstand the immense force, the sage staggered uncontrollably and ultimately fell off the golden bridge.
His figure plummeted downwards like a kite with a broken string.
Now, only the Goddess Nuwa remained on the Golden Bridge.
At this moment, Daoist Yuqing and Daoist Shangqing were fighting against Goddess Nuwa.
After temporarily dealing with the Sage of Reception, Laozi and the Taoist of Taiqing did not delay and immediately joined forces to attack Nuwa...
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