The side effect of the Beast Curse was the erosion of the Sea of Consciousness and the spirit, causing people to unconsciously transform into truly mindless beasts.
For Ding Ling, this side effect was almost nonexistent.
Thus, the Beast Curse was actually quite suitable for him.
Of course.
It was only suitable for him.
If anyone else in this world obtained the Beast Type 2 Curse, they would probably lose their minds before long.
After all, unless the people of this world obtained a top-tier curse that could protect their Sea of Consciousness and spirit, they truly had no way to resist the erosion of the Beast Curse.
The people of this world grew powerful because of their Curse Sources. They did not cultivate spells, the body, or the spirit. Even their ability to resist the erosion of curses relied entirely on balancing it with other curses.
Ding Ling was different. He had cultivated the Martial Dao True Understanding, a top-tier martial immortal art, and possessed an extremely powerful physique. In terms of defense, recovery, healing, resistance to poison, and other aspects, he was nearly perfect.
The Raging Wind Curse is Curse Source No. 9 among the Five Elements Curse. Once activated, my body becomes like a raging wind, as fast as lightning!
The side effect of the Raging Wind Curse was also very strong.
After activation,
wind blades would slice through the body. With the slightest carelessness, one could be cut into several pieces and die.
The Solitary Road Curse was the same.
Once activated, it injured both others and the self.
Without the corresponding Wayfinding Curse, activating the Solitary Road Curse would most likely cause one to become permanently lost within the Solitary Road.
*It seems that the essence of Curse Sources is to injure both others and