It was precisely the complexity involved in activating its abilities that allowed the Infinite Soul Cloak, once fully formed, to redefine the power of its wearer. It could also serve as a protective auxiliary starfield treasure, because war always brought death, while it could scoop incorporeal beings who had fallen into danger or entered an attack range into the cloak.
That way, the incorporeal beings would not need to flee everywhere. Especially behind enemy lines, wherever they ran, they would still be surrounded by deadly enemies, and it was inevitable that they would eventually fall into enemy hands. But with the Infinite Soul Cloak, as long as I remained safe, I could bring everyone back to the Heaven's Boundary to restore their dao bodies.
That function alone made it worthy of being called a divine cloak.
What was more, its reverse side was designed to draw in enemy incorporeal beings with tremendous force. Once a certain number of incorporeal beings had been scooped inside, its energy intake and storage would become astonishing. For example, if over ten thousand enemies simultaneously absorbed energy to restore their dao bodies, their ability to absorb and store energy would be extraordinarily immense. It would be no less than carrying an Immortal-Gathering Basin around with me. With my special conversion ability, once the Soul Cloak connected to my body's meridians and converted that energy into my own power, I would effectively possess inexhaustible energy. For starfield treasures of the map-weapon type, I could even unleash their full power!
Take the Cloud-Suppressing Song before us, for instance. With my current energy, I definitely could not unleash its full power. But with the Infinite Soul Cloak, it would be equivalent to possessing infinite magical power. I could summon all the immortals of all twenty-four solar terms in