Mo Hua spread out several cultivation classics related to Natal Magic Treasures and studied them while taking out a blank Jade Slip. Starting from the beginning, he sorted through them one by one: so-called Natal Magic Treasures referred to treasures cultivated together with a cultivator's life, and were closely tied to the inheritance of Dao arts.
Only by forging a Natal Magic Treasure could one form a core.
After forming a core, wielding a Natal Magic Treasure could also unleash power far greater than ordinary Spirit Artifacts.
Every cultivator's Natal Magic Treasure was unique and exclusive; only he himself could use it.
Moreover, it was not only at Golden Core. At Feather Transformation, and even the future Void Insight, a Natal Magic Treasure would grow stronger and stronger as the cultivator's cultivation rose.
This magic treasure would accompany the cultivator for a very, very long time.
Therefore, choosing a compatible Natal Magic Treasure was of vital importance.
In fact, rather than saying it was a magic treasure, it would be better to say it would become part of a cultivator's fleshly body in the future.
In orthodox cultivation inheritances, a Natal Magic Treasure at the Golden Core realm was still separate from the cultivator. The cultivator was the cultivator, and the magic treasure was the magic treasure.
But once one reached Feather Transformation, the magic treasure could be preliminarily taken into the body, thereby truly reaching unity between person and treasure.
Of course, there were also those at the Golden Core realm who fused their magic treasures into themselves.
For example, Fire Buddha had placed two fire-element magic treasure embryos in his chest to replace his own heart, using this to seek the foundation for core formation.
But this method was a "forbidden technique." In a certain sense, Fire Buddha