Merging memories and life experiences would inevitably also merge the Temple Master's temperament, perceptions, and emotions.
This process seemed to hold no danger.
Yet the Temple Master had repeatedly warned him. Su Yi naturally understood that if he allowed the Temple Master's temperament, perceptions, and emotions to influence him, he would likely become another "Temple Master"!
Therefore, while integrating the Temple Master's Dao attainments and sorting through his experiences and memories, Su Yi did not reject them, but he had always kept his own Dao heart in command and did not dare slack off in the slightest.
This was also something Su Yi had never experienced before.
The reason was simple.
In his past life, he had actively sought the Secret of Reincarnation and ultimately achieved reincarnation and cultivation anew. Once he awakened the memories of his past life, his present and past lives had already merged completely, no longer distinguishable from one another.
This was different from the Temple Master, and different from all his other past-life Dao attainments.
In other words, whether it was the Temple Master of the eighth life, Shen Mu of the Seventh Life, or any of his other past lives, they had all achieved reincarnation through the power of the Nine Hells Sword.
Therefore, the Dao attainments and power they possessed in life had all been sealed within the Nine Hells Sword.
The two methods of reincarnation and rebirth were utterly different.
It was precisely because of this that merging with the Temple Master's past-life Dao attainments required Su Yi to spend time and effort sorting through them and adapting to them.
And during this process, Su Yi suddenly discovered that the Temple Master, who had seemed so broad-minded, carefree, and unrestrained, also carried an enormous regret!
Or rather, a painful memory too unbearable