Extreme Good Lead Hua Scripture
Pseudo-Spirit Root Cultivates into an Immortal: Perfectly Reasonable, Right?Contents
- 1Biodata
- 2Background / History
- 3Manifestation
- 4Abilities & Effects
- 4.1Purification and Cleansing
- 4.2Enlightenment and Dao Transmission
- 4.3Conversion and Memetic Propagation
- 4.4Cultivation Enhancement
- 4.5Amplification Through Li Tianwei's Powers
- 5Limitations and Side Effects
- 6Known Variants
- 7Notable Users
- 8Trivia
Contents
- 1Biodata
- 2Background / History
- 3Manifestation
- 4Abilities & Effects
- 4.1Purification and Cleansing
- 4.2Enlightenment and Dao Transmission
- 4.3Conversion and Memetic Propagation
- 4.4Cultivation Enhancement
- 4.5Amplification Through Li Tianwei's Powers
- 5Limitations and Side Effects
- 6Known Variants
- 7Notable Users
- 8Trivia
Biodata
| Feature | Value |
|---|---|
| Name | Extreme Good Lead Hua Scripture |
| Alias(es) | 极善铅华经; Extreme Goodness Scripture |
| Type | Cultivation scripture / Dao method |
| Creator | Originally created by an unnamed cultivator; later extensively revised by Li Tianwei |
| Primary User | Li Tianwei |
| Affiliation | Lingxu Sacred Land; later spread throughout the Immortal Realm |
| Status | Active and widely propagated |
| First Appearance | Li Tianwei receives it from Bai Muxu 198 |
Background / History
Bai Muxu gives the scripture to Li Tianwei after recognizing that Li Tianwei's cultivation has become excessively sinister from demonic techniques. Although Bai Muxu considers the method overly gentle and disagrees with its creator's belief that even demonic cultivators can be purified and educated, he considers it suitable for restoring balance to Li Tianwei's path. The original creator was ultimately killed by a Demonic Cultivator despite possessing strength and talent comparable to Bai Muxu's. 198
Li Tianwei later modifies the scripture according to his own convictions. He incorporates its lotus-platform manifestation into his Dao Foundation and makes the method increasingly radical and personal; its Book Spirit is itself influenced by Li Tianwei's revised aura. 225
The completed scripture becomes a defining component of Li Tianwei's Dao. It is used against evil souls, cultivators, Immortals, Evil Demons, and entire factions—not as a conventional offensive art, but as a method intended to cleanse impurity, reveal the True Self, and induce others to embrace “goodness.” 12 326 330
Manifestation
When activated, the scripture produces a pure, majestic, and righteous aura that contrasts sharply with Li Tianwei's demonic nature. 12 109
- A three-leafed round fan opens at Li Tianwei's brow. 12
- A halo-like radiance and supreme righteous dharma appear behind the user. 12
- It can manifest white light, floating scripture characters, lotuses, a lotus platform, and a star-filled river of light. 327 122 128
- Its power is described as pure, silent, cleansing, and capable of making observers feel as if an immortal savior has descended. 109 115
- Li Tianwei later pairs it with a five-colored Merit Wheel to strengthen its salvational symbolism and influence. 133 141
Abilities & Effects
Purification and Cleansing
The scripture washes away Evil Qi, resentment, sin, impurity, and external evil influence. Its targets may become calm, pure, and oriented toward redemption or self-reflection.
- Refines evil souls within the Sacred Soul Banner, initially causing them to denounce their sins and seek redemption. 12
- Heals Lingxu Sacred Land disciples and elders; Li Tianwei also revives individuals remaining only as divine souls. 250
- Purifies Qing Changyu, holy-land disciples, and an Evil Demon influenced by Evil Demon power. 109
- Severs Zhang Linyuan's connection to other Evil Demons and disrupts their control over Lingxu Sacred Land. 122
- Can cleanse even heavily corrupt False Immortals, though deeply ingrained corruption greatly increases its energy consumption. 310 312
Enlightenment and Dao Transmission
The scripture contains Li Tianwei's understanding of the Dao, including the Path of True Cultivation, the True Self Great Dao, and the principle of “sentient beings are for me.”
- Appearing characters compel or entice observers to recite, study, and understand its contents. 327
- Many recipients shift from resistance to actively seeking comprehension of the scripture. 327
- Its teachings allow cultivators to glimpse their true nature, correct delusions, and supplement their existing immortal paths. 330
- Li Tianwei uses it in public sermons, causing collective enlightenment and cultivation breakthroughs among Lingxu Sacred Land disciples. 123 134 141
- It requires no aptitude to begin cultivating, enabling broad dissemination among ordinary cultivators and Immortals alike. 367
Conversion and Memetic Propagation
Li Tianwei incorporates the concept of memes into the scripture, enabling its “good thoughts” to spread through consciousness, teachings, and social transmission.
- Recipients who cultivate it frequently begin spreading it voluntarily, believing that mutual learning and debate advance the Dao. 337
- A simplified version spreads from Human Immortals to True Immortals and reaches at least one-tenth of the Immortal Realm's top powers. 328 334
- Li Tianwei teaches simplified versions to groups of Immortals, who subsequently carry its teachings into other regions. 333
- Zhang Linyuan is used as a conduit to transmit the scripture through the Evil Demons' shared consciousness, Tong Gensheng. 126 128
- Within Tong Gensheng, Li Tianwei's exceptionally steadfast mind amplifies the scripture far beyond its normal practical reach. 129
Cultivation Enhancement
Cultivating the scripture can purify spiritual or immortal power, generate Dao Intent, and accelerate advancement.
- Its users report purified immortal power and stronger techniques after cultivation. 328
- Buddhist Sect cultivators gain minor-realm improvements; Shengyan advances within the Free and Unfettered Immortal realm. 333 334
- Lin Yijiao advances by several realms and considers it highly compatible with the Yin Feng Gate's heart-focused methods. 334
- Saint Zhifang and four other leaders reach Nirvana Reverse Return Immortal, then continue advancing through the scripture's deductions. 368 369
- Cultivators may condense new Dao Intent and perfect their Spiritual Power while practicing it. 330
Amplification Through Li Tianwei's Powers
The scripture can be strengthened by Li Tianwei's other abilities and conditions.
- Li Tianwei uses Fusion and fifteen hundred Dao Intents to sustain a high-output cleansing attempt in the False Immortal Realm. 310
- The Great Luo Filthy Heaven Technique and Heavenly Matrix Illusionary Method grant it enhanced infusion and materialization properties. 325
- His cracked Fusion Golden Core amplifies the scripture through fission and radiation, producing Purple Qi Comes from the East. 109
- Within Tong Gensheng, the scripture manifests as a vast river and sea of stars due to the amplification of Li Tianwei's mind power. 128 129
Limitations and Side Effects
- The original scripture's initial effect on evil souls lacked sufficient restoration of rationality; Li Tianwei modifies it so targets can consciously struggle between their demonic nature and imposed goodness. 12
- Deep corruption can resist cleansing and impose enormous energy costs, as demonstrated in the False Immortal Realm. 310 312
- The scripture may alter recipients' perceptions and erode their former dispositions, causing them to become excessively selfless or lose their original sharpness. 331 333
- Damaged or incomplete divine souls can lead to unstable cultivation, with recipients wavering between good and evil before shedding their evil aspects. 333
- Strong-willed Free and Unfettered Immortals can initially resist its simplified form, though sustained exposure still affects many of them. 327 328
- A stubborn Evil Demon can remain unaffected by the scripture alone, requiring Li Tianwei to employ Heavenly Absolute Yin Fiend and Vengeful Curse as additional measures. 131
Known Variants
- Simplified Extreme Good Lead Hua Scripture — A broadly distributed version that affects lower-level Immortals and ordinary cultivators while initially offering greater resistance to Free and Unfettered Immortals. 327 328
- Complete Extreme Good Lead Hua Scripture — The full text transmitted into Cang Tianmin's consciousness; it overwhelms his defenses and becomes integrated into him. 327
- Modified Extreme Good Lead Hua Scripture — Li Tianwei's personal revision, incorporating his own Dao, lotus-platform manifestation, and later memetic properties. 225 126
- Extreme Clear Shattering Delusion Scripture — The name Li Tianwei gives to the transformed power within Cang Tianmin, intended to shatter evil delusions and achieve clarity rather than simply represent “extreme evil.” 330
Notable Users
- Li Tianwei — Primary practitioner and reviser. He employs the scripture for sermons, purification, mass conversion, Dao transmission, and combating Evil Demons. 225 126 141
- Cang Tianmin — Refines the scripture's power, only to be further cleansed and transformed by Li Tianwei. 327 328 330
- Shengyan — Cultivates it due to its apparent affinity with Buddhist doctrine; gains power but struggles against its alteration of his perceptions. 329 333
- Lin Yijiao — Finds the scripture exceptionally compatible with her heart-oriented cultivation and promotes it throughout the Yin Feng Gate. 331 334
- Saint Zhifang and four leaders of the Five Great Powers — Cultivate it under pressure, rapidly reach Nirvana Reverse Return Immortal, and gain insight into True Cultivation. 368 369
Trivia
- Bai Muxu originally retained the scripture only as a collection piece because its creator had once saved him. 198
- Despite its overwhelming coercive effects, Li Tianwei insists that the scripture is not an attack method; he views it as a way for all beings to comprehend and devote themselves to extreme goodness. 326
- The Buddhist Sect largely treats the scripture as a treasure resembling a True Buddha's Mahayana inheritance, while other factions often regard it as a dangerous and unnatural force. 325 327
- The scripture is described as having a particular affinity for women, and Lin Yijiao believes its teachings show respect for female cultivators. 334