"Guide Qin Hao?" Ye Feng asked.
"Yes. Little brother, are you willing?" Shi Ziling had heard of Ye Feng's deeds from Shi Zhongtian and knew that Ye Feng was exceptionally skilled at teaching others. Ye Feng had taught Shi Hao very well, and he hoped Ye Feng could also guide his other son.
Ye Feng looked toward Qin Hao.
In the original storyline, Qin Hao did not become an Immortal Emperor.
Among the three Stone Clan brothers, Qin Hao had the best fate. From birth, he had received the full support of Immortality Mountain, a great sect of the Upper Realm. Not only had he been born with a Supreme Bone, but he had also completed Immortality Mountain's plan and obtained an Immortal Bone.
When Shi Hao had been on the verge of death during the battle against the Seven Gods, he had even given Qin Hao the second Supreme Bone that had regenerated in his body. Thus, Qin Hao possessed three Supreme Bones alone. Perhaps because he had grown up in a greenhouse, his cultivation and combat strength had always lagged behind his two elder brothers. After all, he lacked too many life-and-death trials. Coupled with his reserved personality, Qin Hao rarely communicated with others and always buried himself in bitter cultivation alone.
Though his fighting spirit was equally high whenever he encountered an opponent, Immortality Mountain had protected him too thoroughly, leaving him with few opportunities to participate in major battles. Thus, when the dark upheaval arrived, Shi Hao had become a Quasi-Immortal Emperor, Shi Yi had become an Immortal King, while Qin Hao was still merely a True Immortal. In the end, he died after sacrificing himself for Shi Hao.
This was Qin Hao's future endpoint.
If he overturned this storyline, Ye Feng could also obtain quite