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After finishing the Heavenly Dao Totem, Gu Xi immediately took it and began all kinds of experiments.
Of course, Eve had followed him over to conduct experiments as well.
However, the directions of Gu Xi's and Eve's experiments were clearly different.
Gu Xi's experimental direction was the design concept behind producing the Heavenly Dao Totem, as well as whether there were any ways to improve it further.
After all, if there could be a first, there could be a second. Since Gu Xi had been able to produce one Heavenly Dao Totem this time, then next time, he would still have the chance to obtain another Heavenly Dao or Remains of the Heavenly Dao.
He would still need to make the same type of thing.
It might manage the ocean, or manage the sky. There could be many kinds of Heavenly Dao.
So the methods for creating a Heavenly Dao Undead needed to be refined further.
He could not do it like this time, discovering problems on the spot and making changes on the spot.
As for the direction of Eve's experiments, that was different. She was experimenting with just how far the Heavenly Dao could go.
For example, with the Heavenly Dao's favor, just how much help could it provide?
Would one accidentally pick up heavenly treasures while walking? Or would a powerful enemy die on their own during battle?
All of these fell within the scope of Eve's research.
However, what Eve cared about even more was whether, under the protection of the Heavenly Dao, the success rate of her experiments would