Max level Divinity: Summon Eastern Gods at the start of the game

"I admit you're handsome, but there's a limit to how much you can show off."

"There was a minor god who couldn't defeat the Heavenly Gate and tried to force his way out, but he was killed by a cleavage of order."

Su Ming was also terrified and quickly transmitted his voice, "Senior, Brother Bai, don't do anything rash! The Heavenly Gate here cannot be desecrated; people will die."

Although your move is ridiculously cool, it's not something you can use everywhere.

Even the Valkyrie Brunhilde stared wide-eyed at her colored contact lenses.

I was wondering whether I should say something to warn him, otherwise this guy would definitely be out of a job.

Order is not a living being; it has no independent consciousness. As long as the established rules are shaken, it will be ruthlessly eliminated.

Whether it's the God-King or the Supreme God.

But how could Li Bai, who lived a life of unbridled freedom, be bound by rules?

He laughed loudly, his sword intent raging across the sky, causing the heavens to tremble violently and the entire arena to shake.

Then Li Bai was heard murmuring: "The Heavenly Gate, open it with a single sword!"

The tension in everyone's hearts suddenly burst forth.

"He's not just joking; he really intends to open the gates of heaven with his sword!"

"Are you out of your mind?!"

"Even the Great God Shiva, who rules the Western Heaven, wouldn't dare to forcefully open the Gate of Order. Li Bai has really gone mad."

Moreover, the summoner had tried his best to dissuade him, knowing full well that this was a sure way to die.

He still wants to do it.

If he's not crazy,

Then that’s it…

Su Ming's expression grew increasingly grave.

Was Li Bai a madman?

Yes.

But he's not stupid.

Su Ming had already guessed Li Bai's purpose, and amidst his grief, he felt a deep respect for him.

On the Chinese side, there was widespread discontent, with many believing that Li Bai had gone mad from writing poetry.

"I've thought about many possible endings. Maybe he'll be killed by Tsukuyomi, or maybe the two of them will fight until they're both exhausted, but I never imagined he would use his sword to open the gates of heaven."

"Actually, I've seen it in many novels. The sword that opens the heavenly gate is just a simple opening of the heavenly gate. Apart from looking cool, it's not a powerful attack move."

At this point, nothing can change the status quo.

Because Li Bai had already unleashed his sword that opened the gates of heaven.

"Perhaps Li Bai knew he was no match for the enemy, and did not want to die at their hands, so he chose this explosive way to die."

The only explanation that everyone could think of was that Li Bai was trying to kill himself.

Even those with the ability to read Tsukuyomi's mind cannot understand Li Bai's actions.

The predictive ability in Tsukuyomi only allows one to see Li Bai wielding his sword to offer sacrifices to the heavens, truly opening the Heavenly Gate, which is then sealed off by a mysterious force. As for what happens next, Tsukuyomi cannot predict.

This proves that anything involving the level of order cannot be fathomed, even by the supreme god.

Order is the supreme power; violating order...

There is only one dead end.

"To die by my hand would be painless, and I could even create a dream of earthly bliss for you, yet you chose such a gruesome way to die." Tsukuyomi's sighed voice was devoid of emotion.

If it were suicide or something similar, he could try to stop it.

But if he violates the order, then it's beyond his control.

In the eyes of the Chinese, order is actually the way of Heaven.

The Great Dao that controls all the heavens.

On second thought, I have to admire Li Bai as a true man.

"I can't take it anymore! Such a domineering man shouldn't just become a thing of the past. I'm a novelist, and I'm going to use Li Bai as the model for a novel. Let's call it 'A Record of a Mortal's Journey to Immortality'!"

An ordinary mortal, with extraordinary talent, becomes an invincible sword immortal who can stand up to the supreme god—just thinking about it is exhilarating.

If Li Bai knew this, he would be more willing for people to compile his poems into a collection and pass them down to posterity.

Until the sword light pierced the sky, a crack finally appeared in the firmament.

The door that Li Bai had previously descended from the sky was forcibly opened.

The Heavenly Gate appears, and the dust settles.

Li Bai's fate was sealed at this moment, but at this very moment...

Time seemed to stand still.

On his deathbed, Li Bai remained as carefree as ever, turning back to look at Su Ming: "Young man, the wine in this world is quite good, but it's a pity I can no longer enjoy a sip."