Then he did not open it.
He Ao's arm tensed slightly, but the entire book remained utterly unmoved.
Then he fell silent and carefully examined the old book in his hands, which still retained its original appearance.
The book looked exactly like an ordinary one, with no visible differences. Its pages were layered together, making it seem as though it should open easily.
But unlike other Transcendent Items, this book did not directly convey any additional information.
So He Ao had no way of knowing whether he was opening it correctly.
He studied the book once more, then directed the power of Super Memory to his fingertips and tried to seep it into the book.
But the moment his power emerged from his fingertips, it passed through the book as though it had flowed into empty air.
He Ao watched this happen and was slightly stunned.
He tried extending the little divine consciousness he had left and touched the book.
The result was that his divine consciousness passed directly through it, leaving no trace behind.
He raised his hand and stroked the cover.
The patterns on the cover were clear, and the sensation beneath his fingers was distinct. It was indeed in He Ao's hand, with a definite "physical form."
Yet his extraordinary power could not touch it.
It was as though the book did not exist in the extraordinary world.
It had a physical form in the material world, but none in mysticism.
He Ao carefully examined the book in his hand. It was probably even more troublesome than he had imagined.
If divine consciousness and the power of Super Memory could not leave traces on it, then he would be unable to carve a Control Array onto it. In that case, it would be difficult to say whether