Chaotic Sword God Chapter 3151: A Hazy Path Ahead

Jian Chen thought to himself, “The sixteenth layer of the Chaotic Body should be equivalent to the Third Heavenly Layer of Chaotic Prime. If I infer from that, then the seventeenth layer should be the Sixth Heavenly Layer, and the eighteenth layer should be the Ninth Heavenly Layer!”

“According to the sword spirits, the Ninth Heavenly Layer of Chaotic Prime is the limit of the Chaotic Body, as no one has managed to surpass the eighteenth layer in the sword spirits’ memories.”

“Past the eighteenth layer is the Great Perfection of the Chaotic Body, while Great Perfection has only been an obscure legend to this very day. It only exists as a fantasy, as a concept.”

He had already reached the sixteenth layer. Standing at such a height, he obviously possessed an even deeper understanding of the Chaotic Body. Even though he had yet to reach the eighteenth layer, he simply had a feeling through his understanding and familiarity of the Chaotic Body.

He felt that the eighteenth layer of the Chaotic Body was not the end, except the path after that seemed to be blocked by something.

Or perhaps he needed to achieve certain stringent conditions if he wanted to continue down that path.

“Are the ways of this world preventing the Chaotic Body from breaking through?” Jian Chen could not help but think of the Martial Soul Mountain.

The Martial Soul lineage was also unable to reach Grand Prime. The past members of the Martial Soul lineage were all stuck at the Ninth Heavenly Layer of Chaotic Prime in terms of both comprehension and cultivation.

Afterwards, when the Martial Soul lineage gathered nine successors, they created a period of glory. Jian Chen had no idea just how powerful the nine successors of the Martial Soul lineage had become during this period.

However, he did know that the nine successors possessed the power to contend against Grand Exalts when they were gathered together.

It was also from that period onwards that the nine successors of the Martial Soul lineage seemed to break free from a certain restraint. Their cultivations we

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