Yes. A person's character generally sprang from their own memories. It was the personality forged by past experiences, representing a person's past.
Searching and plundering memories was indeed a heaven-shaking ability, but if those memories became too numerous and overwhelmed one's own, there was inevitably a risk of losing oneself.
For instance, one might no longer know who one was, one's temperament and personality might constantly change, or one might even become a madman.
Upon hearing this, Tan Cai'er was reassured, but she still worried about Meng Zhao and said,
"You must be careful, then. Do not suffer a backlash from this Mind-Reading Great Law."
Since Meng Zhao had created the Mind-Reading Great Law, only Tan Cai'er had learned its mysteries. This was because Meng Zhao needed her help to keep Beitang Xing under control, so he had revealed such a great secret in order to win her trust.
At the same time, he had sufficient confidence that Tan Cai'er would not betray him.
Yet in truth, Meng Zhao still held something back from Tan Cai'er.
For instance, this Mind-Reading Great Law was a martial art created by the Heaven-Illuminating Divine Mirror and driven by the rules of a Divine Treasure. There were no such things as hidden dangers or restrictions.
When Meng Zhao searched through memories, he naturally had a way to eliminate any hidden dangers. To him, other people's memories merely formed places within his Sea of Consciousness akin to secret repositories, where every name represented the memories of one person's entire life.
So long as Meng Zhao wished it, he could retrieve those memories at any time without being troubled by them.
Without necessity, these sealed memories would only become an accumulation and foundation of Meng Zhao's experience, wisdom, and spirit. There was absolutely no possibility of