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With a ready-made local method that matched the World of the Dead one hundred percent, there was no reason not to study it and see whether it could be integrated into his own cultivation.

By cultivating this method, the deathly energy spread throughout the world could be used like spiritual energy, transformed into strength truly belonging to the individual rather than simply being employed in a crude and brutal manner.

This was very important.

With this, there was room for progress, an essential improvement. Put more plainly, it meant a realm.

After diligently comprehending Eternal Purgatory, Qin Yang began to hesitate once he had understood most of it.

This method was indeed powerful. It took Eternal Purgatory as its reference—that ghastly place would certainly become one of the World of the Dead's foremost death traps once it fully evolved.

Because strength had little impact on whether one could escape a death trap.

Qin Yang hesitated now because, after cultivating this method, his compatibility with the World of the Dead would instantly reach one hundred percent.

His cultivation system, meanwhile, had been built upon Innate Materials as its foundation and countless classics as its framework.

Integrating this method into his own cultivation system would indeed pose no problem. It was absolutely feasible.

If he did not integrate it, conflicts might arise.

But if he integrated it completely, he would have to face a new problem.

Once he became fully integrated into the World of the Dead, deeply fused with it, transcending it later would become extraordinarily difficult.

Should he return to the Great Wilderness someday, returning to the world of the living, there would be an enormous severance between him and that living world—perhaps far more severe than the usual divide between life and death.

At that time, it would be