Li Qi listened to these accounts of the past, as told by Jiang Lü.
To be honest, he knew there had to be something mixed into those words. Whether they were half true and half false was hard to say, but they were probably nine parts truth and one part lie.
After all, the other man had not revealed his Dharma Form or true body for Li Qi to see. Instead, he had told it like a story. Clearly, he wanted to mislead Li Qi through words.
But... it could not simply be called false either. There was not even any way to verify it.
Because even if he looked upon someone else's true body, what he saw might not be the truth. He might even be led deeper astray.
The reason secrets were called "secrets" was because they were difficult to know. Even third-rank beings found it hard to investigate the truth or falsehood of such information, because the original entities behind that information had long since vanished. All that remained were records, and the third-rank, second-rank, and first-rank beings who served as the fundamental units of information.
Li Qi could only remember it for now. Later, he could look upon others' true bodies, compare the two, and infer what had truly happened back then.
Unless he directly viewed the body of a first-rank being. That would probably contain the clearest record.
But never mind whether he could find a first-rank being willing to let him look—even if someone allowed it, directly reading a first-rank being's true body would probably make him explode on the spot. His mind might even be completely overwritten, brainwashed into an idiot. He would still be alive, but he would no longer be himself at all.
Don't look at things carelessly. Your eyes might