Mo Hua drew array techniques himself, constructed generation and restraint himself, and comprehended laws himself.
He tried bit by bit, explored bit by bit, and continuously tested the limits.
The moment his mind went blank and showed signs of being "assimilated" by the Great Dao, Mo Hua would immediately notice and stop at once.
If the Heavenly Dao was a judge, acting according to the laws of the Great Dao,
then Mo Hua was now a little brat "committing crimes," and a repeat offender at that, constantly testing the edges of the Heavenly Dao and roaming through the gray zones of its taboos.
Naturally, "illegal" acts were highly profitable, but they easily invited punishment.
"Legal" acts yielded profits more slowly, but they were safe and steady, with no troubles left behind.
He still had to be a good cultivator who "served the public and obeyed the law."
Of course, even if he did not serve the public and obey the law, he could not get away with it. The Heavenly Dao had never indulged him.
Fearing that he might be "targeted," Mo Hua naturally slowed his comprehension of laws.
But even so, his rate of comprehension was still outrageously fast.
The most terrifying thing about this "self-controlled" comprehension of laws was the "self-control."
He could create the conditions for "sudden enlightenment" himself, comprehend corresponding laws according to his own designs, and even derive other laws by creating "contradictions of generation and restraint."
Such a heaven-defying act had, in a sense, already stepped beyond the category of "human."
This was simply not something a normal person could do.
Not to mention that Mo Hua was only at Foundation Establishment.
For the will of the Heavenly Dao not to slap this heaven-defying thing to death outright was already exceedingly merciful.
After that,