Thus, the true effect of the Spirit-Reversing Pill was most likely to transform the essence within a cultivator's Nascent Soul into spiritual qi similar to Gray Mist, greatly strengthening their primordial spirit.
For this very reason, the effects of the Spirit-Reversing Pill changed along with the user's cultivation, since it was merely a catalyst in itself.
In fact, the Spirit-Reversing Pill had been prepared for Spirit Transformation Late-stage cultivators with no hope of breaking through. They could sacrifice part of their foundation in exchange for a major improvement in primordial spirit cultivation, helping them overcome the great barrier of Void Refinement.
Of course, since taking only one Spirit-Reversing Pill caused very little damage to one's foundation, quite a few cultivators were willing to pay that price for a substantial increase in spiritual sense.
Luo Hong cultivated immortality in pursuit of the Great Dao, so he naturally would not be so shortsighted. No matter what, he would not directly swallow a Spirit-Reversing Pill.
Throughout the Spirit World, heavenly prodigies had been as numerous as fish crossing a river since ancient times. Naturally, many of them had obtained Spirit-Reversing Pills and had long considered how to improve their primordial spirit cultivation without damaging their foundations.
That was why the records contained all manner of attempts they had made. Yet the fact that Luo Hong could obtain six pills at once proved that all those attempts had ended in failure.
To be honest, the attempts made by those people seemed utterly devoid of technical merit to Luo Hong.
The most common approach was to have others, or other living beings, take the Spirit-Reversing Pill—damaging another's foundation to cultivate one's own primordial spirit.
Cultivators of their own race had suffered first. Naturally, the result had been useless. The spiritual qi produced after another person's