As for the Jade Pure Path of the true body, by the terms of this Great Cosmos, it would for now be called the "Jade Pure Dao." It naturally stood above all other paths in the cosmos.
The standing of Jade Pure Essence also surpassed the innate.
Of the Jade Pure True Body, the Eternal Soul Corpse, and the Dao Lord primordial spirit, the Jade Pure Path was naturally the strongest now—a road whose future was bound to be bright.
Li Qingyun had never abandoned either the soul corpse or the Dao Lord, naturally because of the realm above Saint.
The other reason was that he had always been somewhat "uncertain": was the other end of the Jade Pure source truly reliable enough?
Compared to the illusory Jade Pure Path, which was difficult to truly grasp, the soul corpse and the Dao Lord primordial spirit were far more "down-to-earth," things he could firmly hold in his hands.
His final consideration was that, having reached his current height, Li Qingyun had come to understand that the Dao should change!
A fixed, rigid path was like galloping a horse down a broad avenue. One could more or less tell in one's heart how far it could lead.
Yet a "road" that had already fully manifested and already existed also had a flaw: it no longer possessed the possibility of "change."
In other words, the upper limit of that path was already clear at a glance, its potential exhausted. For instance, the true body's "Jade Pure Dao" visibly led to the realm of the Primordial Saint; the realm beyond, where the Three Pure Ones became one, was merely Li Qingyun's conjecture.
The Path of Rebirth that the Eternal Soul Corpse had carved out itself by using life to overwrite death seemed to Li