After Gu An saw Zhu Xi agree, he pushed Heavenly Dao Theory toward her. She did not pick it up right away, but looked at Gu An and asked, "Master, do you truly know about my bloodline?"
Gu An answered, "In truth, your origins are very ordinary, and there is no karma that will entangle you. Your talent is blessed by heaven, you could be considered born in response to destiny, graced by heaven and earth's fortune. It is called the Primordial Devouring Body."
The Primordial Devouring Body!
Hearing those five words, Zhu Xi could not help falling into a daze. For some reason, she inexplicably accepted the name, as if some ancient memory had been awakened.
Gu An encouraged her, "Cultivate well. One day, you will stand at the summit of the Immortal Path and become the kind of person you now yearn for—even surpass them."
Hearing this, Zhu Xi very much wanted to ask, Can I surpass you?
No matter how little she understood etiquette, she would not go that far. She only dared think it in her heart.
Gu An began asking Zhu Xi about her cultivation situation. Zhu Xi lowered her guard and began describing the troubles she had in cultivation. At the same time, Gu An was deducing the karma of the true copy of Heavenly Dao Theory.
This Heavenly Dao Theory possessed the ability to shift between reality and illusion. Take battle, for instance: it could turn the injuries Zhu Xi suffered into illusion, making it equivalent to not being injured, with the outbreak delayed. At the same time, it could also make spells and divine abilities that did not exist attack the enemy, causing the other party to mistakenly believe they had suffered serious wounds when in reality they had not. This would