The birth of the first Merit Immortal of the Heavenly Dao stirred an immense omen: golden lotuses rained down from the firmament, scattering into every corner of heaven and earth.
No voice symbolizing heavenly might rang out to announce Li Ya's ascension to immortality, but as all living beings bathed in the great rain of golden lotuses, they gained many insights and at the same time came to understand the method of attaining immortality through merit.
Only by doing good and accumulating virtue could one become immortal, and this made all living beings acknowledge the Heavenly Dao even more.
If every judgment was decided by strength and weakness, then how were the Immortal Gods any different from powerful forces in the mortal world? What meaning was there in their pursuit of the Ranked Immortal Class?
Wouldn't it be better to simply bury their heads in cultivation, grow stronger, and dominate a region?
Most importantly, the teeming masses could never become the strongest existences. The vast majority of living beings would always encounter beings stronger than themselves. They all needed a kind of protection, a kind of solid peace of mind, and the appearance of the Merit Immortal let them see hope.
To become an unfettered immortal!
Compared with cultivation, doing good and accumulating virtue seemed easier.
No matter how all living beings understood the Merit Immortal, the Merit Immortal had indeed been accepted by them all at once.
This omen of heaven and earth lasted seven days and seven nights. Not only did all living beings learn of the path to immortality through merit, their own cultivation and vital blood were also strengthened to some extent.
The Merit Immortal became a topic of discussion in every dao field, and more and more Cultivators began to pursue becoming Merit Immortals.
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