The reason Han Dong chose the corpse tome Floating Corpse Inner Scripture mainly lay in the keywords provided on its introduction page—Floating and Burrowing, Dissipating Strength and Power.
Having experienced the floating island, dragon boat, chains, and Corpse Kingdom, Han Dong had gained a general understanding of this world.
He could basically confirm that Class III Uncontrolled Ones corresponded to the realm of Mythical Bodies.
Therefore, the Capture Mission had been set at the second tier of requirements... Han Dong had to be able to escape at critical moments. Everything he was doing now was to reduce the chances of being killed should he encounter an Uncontrolled One.
The creator of this Floating Corpse Inner Scripture had been the earliest Grand Scholar in the Corpse Kingdom's cabinet.
During his lifetime, he had written a great many literary works and statecraft doctrines... while Floating Corpse Inner Scripture was his only work involving cultivation.
Its method of composition also did not follow the general standards for corpse tomes, instead being written according to his own style and subjective ideas.
Because Du Zhijing held an extremely high position of power at the time, nearly ranking below one person and above all others, this Floating Corpse Inner Scripture, which did not comply with the Ministry of Personnel's standards, had been included in the corpse tome collection without any revisions at his insistence.
However, over the past several centuries,
the book's opening section used an enormous amount of text to explain the Dao of Floating Corpse that Du Zhijing had comprehended.
Moreover, it employed great quantities of obscure words and contexts for expression. There were no cultivation diagrams anywhere in the book to accompany the descriptions, making it terrifyingly difficult to read.
And once readers skipped over the explanatory chapters at the beginning, they simply