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In the novel "A Record of a Mortal's Journey to Immortality", the Six-Winged Centipede didn't betray Han Li in the beginning, but instead formed an alliance with him. Later, the Six-Winged Centipede was possessed by the Ancient Devil, who used its body to betray Han Li. While waiting for the TV series, you can also click on the link below to read the classic original work of " A Record of a Mortal's Journey to Immortality "!

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The Six-Winged Frost Centipedes had betrayed him in pursuit of freedom. After the Six-Winged Frost Centipede evolved and cultivated, it wanted to break free from the master-servant blood contract and work hard to improve itself. It also wanted to collect rare materials for Han Li in exchange for freedom. The Six-Winged Frost Centipede betrayed Han Li when it evolved to the six-winged stage, hoping to remove its soul imprint and become free. However, the specific reason for the Six-winged Frost Centipede's betrayal was not explicitly mentioned in the search results provided. While waiting for the TV series, you can also click on the link below to read the classic original work of " A Record of a Mortal's Journey to Immortality "!

According to the information, the Six-Winged Frost Centipede had betrayed Han Li because it believed that Han Li was unwilling to become Grandmaster Zenith Yin's disciple when he was weak. Moreover, the Six-Winged Frost Centipede had grown up through slaughter. It had the idea of controlling its own fate and was unwilling to be forcibly controlled by Han Li. According to information 2, the Six-Winged Frost Centipede felt that it was not free under Han Li's control and wanted to break free, so it chose to betray him. According to information 3, the Six-Winged Frost Centipede's body was extremely powerful and possessed heaven-defying abilities. This was also one of the reasons why it had betrayed them. While waiting for the TV series, you can also click on the link below to read the classic original work of " A Record of a Mortal's Journey to Immortality "!

The Six-Winged Frost Centipedes had betrayed him in pursuit of freedom. In the novel "A Record of a Mortal's Journey to Immortality", the Six-Winged Frost Centipede was one of Han Li's spirit beasts and was nurtured by Han Li to become his most capable helper. However, when the Six-Winged Frost Centipede evolved into a six-winged creature with intelligence, it longed to break free from the control of the master-servant blood contract and pursue freedom. It worked hard to increase its strength, wanting to break free from Han Li's control. It also wanted to collect rare materials for Han Li in exchange for freedom. Therefore, the Six-winged Frost Centipedes rebelled in pursuit of freedom. While waiting for the TV series, you can also click on the link below to read the classic original work of " A Record of a Mortal's Journey to Immortality "!

There were many reasons for the Six-winged Frost Centipede's betrayal in A Record of a Mortal's Journey to Immortality: 1. [Pursue freedom: After the Six-winged Frost Centipede evolved to maturity and gained intelligence, it began to pursue freedom and independence.] It didn't want to be controlled by Han Li for a long time, so it chose to betray him. 2. [Self-improvement: The Six-Winged Frost Centipede possesses great potential and an ice-attribute true dragon bloodline. It desires to improve its strength through its own efforts, rather than relying solely on Han Li's help.] 3. Although Han Li had carefully nurtured the Six-Winged Frost Centipede, as time passed, the Six-Winged Frost Centipede's loyalty to Han Li might decrease, causing it to choose to betray him at a critical moment. 4. [Heaven-defying Bloodline: The Six-winged Frost Centipede's heaven-defying bloodline allows it to possess the strength of a Deity Transformation cultivator. Such formidable strength might cause it to develop an arrogant attitude and be unwilling to continue existing as Han Li's spirit beast.] 5. [Personal growth: The Six-Winged Frost Centipede might have gradually formed its own will and thoughts after experiencing various battles and tempering itself. In the end, it decided to leave Han Li and explore the Spirit Realm alone.] These reasons combined to cause the Six-winged Frost Centipede to rebel. It hoped to break free from the shackles and pursue a higher realm and freedom. While waiting for the TV series, you can also click on the link below to read the classic original work of " A Record of a Mortal's Journey to Immortality "!

The Six-Winged Frost Centipedes had betrayed him in pursuit of freedom. In the novel "A Record of a Mortal's Journey to Immortality," the Six-Winged Frost Centipede was one of Han Li's spirit beasts. After it evolved to six wings and gained intelligence, it chose to betray Han Li and wander the Spirit Realm alone. The Six-Winged Frost Centipede had a portion of the ice-type True Dragon bloodline. After it evolved to maturity, its entire body was snow-white, and it had six wings on its back. It spat out cold air. In the Spirit Realm, the Six-Winged Frost Centipede's magic power far surpassed Han Li's. It wanted to break free from the master-servant blood contract and become free. In order to achieve this goal, the Six-Winged Frost Centipede worked hard to improve itself and collected some rare materials for Han Li in exchange for his freedom. Although the Six-Winged Frost Centipedes had betrayed Han Li before, they began to reflect on their mistakes under Han Li's guidance. They even extended a helping hand three times during the human race's crisis. However, they were unable to ascend to the Immortal World with Han Li and missed the opportunity. The betrayal of the Six-winged Frost Centipedes showed their desire to pursue freedom and individual development. At the same time, it also showed the impermanence and cruelty of fate.

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