Eternal Life Begins with Understanding the Dao
Chapter 718

Yi Tianzheng's Scheme

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According to what True Monarch Heavenly Manifestation had said before, every stone statue here had been directly fashioned from a Demon King's fleshly body and True Spirit. This meant that these stone statues possessed the complete inheritances of their corresponding Demon Kings from before death.

Moreover, if one was fortunate enough to comprehend a "Dharma Manifestation" from one of them, one could also take a wisp of its True Spirit and fuse it into it, granting the "Dharma Manifestation" vitality and spirituality, allowing it to wield power far surpassing the "false Dharma Manifestations" comprehended from the stone statues outside.

These "false Dharma Manifestations" could also be called illusory Dharma Manifestations. They possessed only the form, not the spirit, like castles in the air.

But once a True Spirit was fused into one, it became entirely different. This was the missing "spirit." Its power would continuously rise alongside one's cultivation, and after breaking through to the Nascent Soul Realm, one could even use it to condense a "Heaven and Earth Dharma Idol" ahead of others.

Beyond that, True Spirits were also the sole vessels that recorded these Demon Kings' inheritances. As long as the True Spirits remained undying, these stone statues could theoretically be passed down forever.

This showed just how important True Spirits were.

These twelve stone statues clearly belonged to the most central part of the Myriad Manifestations Stone Forest. There had to be limits on the number of times they could be comprehended, after all. Each successful condensation of a Dharma Manifestation would diminish the True Spirit by a fraction.

Once it had been consumed to a certain extent, it would have to be sent out to sit at the same table as those stone statues outside.

In the current environment, even if the Myriad Manifestations Palace wanted

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