The Divine Continent

"The greatest difference between a great power and a Grand Immortal Venerable lies in the depth of their knowledge. They have seen through the workings of every Great Dao, the changes of immortal arts, and the structures of immortal artifacts, so when facing any attack, they can calmly and effortlessly dissolve it."

A vast stream of information about supreme immortal artifacts circulated through Gu Jinlai's mind. "It's like playing a level-clearing game. After playing it tens of thousands of times, I can breeze through any level. But that doesn't mean my reaction speed has improved or my fingers have gotten faster. It means I already understand every change that might occur in every level."

That was what it meant to be a great power.

Going from the sixteenth level of the mind to the fifteenth level was not a matter of continuing to perfect and strengthen the power of the mind, but of increasing the mind's efficiency and computational speed.

It was like making a lazy person become diligent.

Of course, this was no easy task.

Being lazy was easy, but how many people in the world could truly become diligent again?

Not to mention greatly increasing one's computational speed on the level of the mind.

An astonishingly rapid mind, together with an immense foundation of knowledge, laid the powerful foundation of a great power.

That immense foundation of knowledge was built upon four aspects: the Three Thousand Great Daos, immortal arts, external objects, and the mind.

"The Three Thousand Great Daos can be summarized as the environment. Immortal arts are living beings' means of destruction. External objects contain the structures of immortal artifacts, heavenly treasures, and miraculous pills. The mind... is something even more profound. Countless Golden Immortals are unable to achieve immortality after languishing in the Golden Immortal