Before him, the little Kun Peng began devouring its eggshell. With every bite, its aura forcibly surged another notch. Before long, it had broken into the Transcendent Realm Second Heaven.
Ye Xiwen was rendered utterly speechless. Kun Pengs might be extraordinarily gifted, but this method of advancement still left him at a complete loss for words. What a wasteful little glutton.
Even he felt somewhat jealous of the little Kun Peng. It could raise its realm simply by eating—if news of this got out, how many people would die of envy, jealousy, and resentment?
It was not merely a matter of wasting countless resources. If ordinary people wanted to advance, they had to possess sufficient comprehension of their realm; otherwise, advancement was simply impossible.
Yet this Kun Peng advanced as easily as eating and drinking. It had directly broken through on the spot.
Over the past ten years, Ye Xiwen had consulted quite a bit of information regarding Kun Pengs. He knew that, like other ferocious beasts, Kun Pengs inherited knowledge through their bloodline. They were born with the martial insights of countless generations of ancestors.
Thus, before reaching a certain realm, they did not even need much comprehension. Simply devouring heavenly treasures and earthly jewels could send their cultivation soaring, without the slightest aftereffect.
What an envy-inducing talent. This innate advantage was something Ye Xiwen had no way of envying into existence. It was like Ye Xukong, who, as a Child of God, faced almost no obstacles in cultivation—something Ye Xiwen could not match.
Before long, the Kun Peng had completely devoured its eggshell. Its cultivation directly soared to the peak of the Transcendent Realm Fifth Heaven, and it was the sort of existence that could easily blast apart opponents of the same realm.
What Ye Xiwen needed incomparably