Although the One Thought Dao Transformation Art was an Orthodox Xuan Sect technique and produced incarnations with extremely few hidden dangers, it clearly fell short of perfection.
Thus, as the number of replication cycles increased, the most crucial Primordial Spirit Talisman within the incarnations would suffer increasingly severe deficiencies.
As a result, incarnations from later cycles would be unable to inherit some of Luo Hong's divine abilities, and much of their sealed memories would also be forgotten.
The former was no great concern, since Luo Hong had never intended to use them in battle, but the latter was quite serious.
His incarnations were not truly machines. They merely seemed rigid because they lacked memories and acted according to their instructions.
In truth, all incarnations possessed considerable intelligence. Many of their experiences could stir them deeply, causing them to break free of their instructions.
Normally, Luo Hong's memories would then unseal within the incarnation, immediately easing the effects of that emotional disturbance and denying it any chance to take root.
But just like the incarnation before Luo Hong, this one retained only thirty percent of his memories. Once unsealed, those memories would only leave it utterly confused. Not only would they fail to achieve the original effect, they would instead have the opposite effect.
In other words, once this incarnation broke free of its instructions, it would essentially be out of control.
Of course, Luo Hong could cast a spell to restore this incarnation's Primordial Spirit Talisman and eliminate this hidden danger, but he could not possibly travel to the Outer Void and cast the spell on every incarnation!
"Those retaining over fifty percent of their memories are still manageable. They can clearly recognize who is the main body and who is an incarnation.
"But those below fifty percent make up