Zhou Tong spent over half a year in the Crevice World brewing tea and discussing the Dao with Wu Shi the Great, gaining much from it.
Without Beginning, Without End truly deserved to be called the Great Dao of Time that even Immortal King Wuzhong had pursued throughout his life. Its profundity was peerless.
If cultivation is not taken into account, Wu Shi the Great's "Without Beginning, Without End" surpasses the Gu Clan Treasure Art in its underlying concept... Zhou Tong merely compared the two in his mind before swiftly reaching this conclusion.
But this Without Beginning, Without End... seems somewhat similar to the inheritances of "Yuan" and "Xuan" that I obtained in the Yang God World. Zhou Tong silently thought to himself.
Yuan's Great Dao was light and beginnings, while Xuan's Great Dao was darkness and endings. Although beginnings and endings were not the core of their Daos, viewed through the lens of Without Beginning, Without End, they did indeed share several similarities.
Without Beginning transformed all power into "nothingness" and returned all "momentum" to the "beginning"; Without End was the opposite of Without Beginning, transforming all power into "nothingness" and guiding all "momentum" toward the "end."
These were two utterly opposing states of mind. Without Beginning, Without End used "nothingness" as its pivot, linking "beginning" and "end" together. Once "beginning" and "end" were combined, this mystery of time was completely elevated into a supreme profound truth.
In terms of time, joining "beginning" and "end" together formed a complete River of Time.
"The supreme profound truth born from combining the mysteries of Immortal King Wuzhong and Wu Shi the Great across two lifetimes is indeed terrifyingly powerful." The more Zhou Tong comprehended it, the more deeply he sensed the strength and terror of this Great Dao.
"However, although the