This divine punishment was more of a formality, and it could not possibly cause any substantial harm to Jiang Chen. Otherwise, would the Heavenly Dao truly dare to injure him?
After all, Jiang Chen had made significant contributions to the Prehistoric World; unless he truly ravaged the heavens and destroyed the earth, the Heavenly Dao's discipline toward him would always be minor admonitions rather than a true attempt on his life.
What truly caused Jiang Chen to look perplexed was not the divine punishment, but another reason—he had just had a dream.
Can you believe it? During his recent meditation, he actually fell asleep and even had a dream, which was utterly preposterous.
With Jiang Chen's level of prowess, he no longer required sleep, let alone experience dreams.
Dreams are extensions of thought, and if Jiang Chen couldn't even control his own thoughts, he wouldn't have cultivated to his current level.
