Zi An was indeed not far from the Quasi-Sage realm, standing at a critical juncture where he could break through at any moment.
All that remained was to perfect the Martial Dao Quasi-Sage chapter he had already created.
For the Martial Dao to attain Sainthood, taking the Immortal Dao's path of Severing Three Corpses was impossible. The two paths focused on different aspects of cultivation.
Compared with the Martial Dao, which was inferior to the Immortal Dao in qi and spirit, it placed greater emphasis on physical strength.
If he took the Method of Slaying Three Corpses, severing even one corpse would probably cost him half his life.
That method would not work.
The other Method of One Yuan Perfection for proving the Dao, created by Ancestor Huode, was not very suitable for the Martial Dao either.
After all, it involved turning the unreal into reality within the primordial spirit and creating countless illusory spiritual worlds.
That was far too advanced for Martial Dao Grand Luo Golden Immortals like these martial cultivators. It was even harder to understand than Severing Three Corpses.
After much deliberation, Zi An decided to follow this path to the end. Since the Martial Dao was strongest in the physical body, he would continue along that route.
Proving the Dao through force.
Of course, this "force" did not refer to the force of the Power Great Dao, but to the force of the physical body.
He would merge all the Great Dao laws he cultivated into his physical body, achieving a perfect fusion between the body and the Great Dao.
Once he attained Sainthood, he might be somewhat weaker in Dao arts and divine abilities, but he might not necessarily lose to the Chaos God-Demons in the strength of his Divine Body.
Having found the right