However, there was one thing Xue Zihou had guessed wrong. Although Meng Zhao had indeed cultivated a Primordial Spirit, he had not entrusted it to the Heavenly Dao. Naturally, he had not attained the Heavenly Being Path. He could only be considered to have surpassed the Great Grandmaster realm and reached Half-step Heavenly Being.
Meng Zhao had done this not because he was incapable of going further, but because he possessed great ambition and grand vision. He wished to forge an even stronger foundation and advance upon the Supreme Heavenly Being Path in the strongest, most perfect state.
Earlier, when Meng Zhao had spoken with Monk Huikong, he had learned from him that a martial artist's cultivation of the Primordial Spirit was actually divided into three grades.
They were Entering God, Obtaining God, and True God. Only upon truly cultivating the realm of True God could one's Primordial Spirit be considered complete. Only then, by entrusting it to the Heavenly Dao, could one possess the strongest combat power—perhaps even transcend the limits of the flesh, recreate a true body solely through the Primordial Spirit, cultivate into one of the Gods and Devils, and rise beyond this world.
The Primordial Spirit Meng Zhao had now achieved was the lowest grade, Entering God. Entrusting it to the Heavenly Dao would certainly still allow him to become a Heavenly Being powerhouse, but compared with Obtaining God and True God, its combat power was simply not on the same level.
Ordinary people with limited potential might have been impatient to break through, but Meng Zhao could never tolerate breaking into the Heavenly Being realm at the level of Entering God.
What he pursued could only be a True God Primordial Spirit.
Thus, though he could clearly advance into the Heavenly Being realm, he held