One side had the God-Controlling Maiden, while the other had the Buddha-Forming Ghost Bodi. One had used a derivative law-realm map to envelop Grandma, while the other had destroyed the dreamscape and returned everything to its origin. From the outside, the battle looked plain and unadorned, with both sides' lineups clear and their goals well-defined. But it was easy to imagine how breathtaking everything they saw and heard inside must be, because the unseen was the most terrifying of all. Not only was it difficult for Grandma to handle the situation from the perspective of the whole battlefield, even that spirit artifact might not be able to survey everything.
As the saying went, an outsider watched the spectacle while an expert saw the underlying principles. Standing outside, we had indeed been thoroughly shaken.
The ghost arts controlled by both sides were extraordinarily fierce, and each had summoned the most ferocious ghostly creature in their arsenal. The God-Controlling Maiden was a ghost created by the First Generation's true self, while the Buddha-Forming Ghost Bodi had probably been continuously created, studied, and passed down during Grandma's true self's reincarnations. Alternatively, perhaps one of Grandma's incarnations had experienced all kinds of extraordinary encounters before obtaining such an overwhelmingly powerful spell.
Thus, even an original spell was not necessarily more powerful than the spells of later generations. Relatively speaking, the spells Grandma had inherited now did possess a richer and more varied foundation. After all, what one person imagined would ultimately be constrained by that one person's thoughts, and cultivation usually failed to adapt or change, proceeding with difficulty and stagnating in place as the norm. But after passing through the inheritance and transformations of every generation of ghost cultivators, improvements and even derivative evolutions could emerge. The Buddha-Forming Ghost Bodi was precisely such