The three options targeted different foes, so the required quantities differed as well.
As for the contents of these three options,
Han Wu was the first to discard Option Two: Eternal Clan Blood.
From Option Two's detailed introduction of the Eternity Race, Han Wu learned that they were a powerful race, born able to reach the Plane Level Eternal Stage. Their growth potential was extraordinarily high; calling them the greatest among all races would not be an exaggeration.
But no matter how great the Eternity Race's growth potential was, could it surpass limitless improvement?
Under the effect of the Eternal Law: Infinity, Han Wu's potential was limitless.
In every aspect of himself, Han Wu could improve whatever he wanted, however he wanted.
As long as the resources were in place, Han Wu could improve without end.
Wasn't that far more appealing than the Eternity Race?
Afterward, Han Wu had to choose between Eternal Particles and fragments of the Eternal Law: Omnipotence.
Eternal Particles were resources used by Plane Level Eternal Stage powerhouses for advancement.
Especially for a powerful lifeform like Han Wu, who could endlessly improve his own attributes, no amount of Eternal Particles would ever be enough.
Yet compared to Eternal Particles, the Eternal Law: Omnipotence seemed capable of granting Han Wu even greater improvements.
If he could find an Eternal Law comparable to the Eternal Law: Infinity, Han Wu's growth rate would explode tenfold, even hundredfold.
It would definitely be faster than simply piling up Eternal Particles.
Thus, Han Wu immediately made his choice.
He chose Option Three: fragments of the Eternal Law: Omnipotence.
Each Life Sacrifice reward provided anywhere from two to four fragments.
To piece together one complete Eternal Law: Omnipotence, Han Wu needed 10,000 fragments.
Only after fully opening all the Life Sacrifice rewards did