Spirit Mountain's Buddhist Disciples Lose Their Composure

The faint pallor on his face caused by the lingering toxins of the Glazed Illusionary Light vanished completely. In its place was a jade-like warmth, with divine radiance concealed within. As his eyes opened and closed, sharp light flowed through them, as though they could see through the void.

The entire process was silent, yet utterly real. Within just one or two breaths, that profound aura slowly withdrew, but the feeling Lin Zhu gave off had completely changed. He was like a peerless divine weapon that had finally had its last trace of rust ground away, revealing its complete form—a blade gleaming with icy radiance.

Half-step Quasi-Saint, perfected!

Only one final and most difficult threshold remained before he could truly transcend the mundane and merge with the Dao—the massive two million Merit that would drive an ordinary Grand Luo Golden Immortal to despair!

Lin Zhu gently exhaled a breath of stale air, looking refreshed, as though he had cast off some invisible burden.

He closed his eyes and focused, seemingly inspecting himself.

"System, health report."

He murmured inwardly.

A stream of cold, precise intent swept through his consciousness.

[Realm: Half-step Quasi-Saint]

[Cultivation Art: Nine Revolutions Pangu True Body Art]

[Core Treasures: Heavenly Dao Strange Treasure—God-Slaying Spear; Top-Grade Primordial Spiritual Treasure—Thirteenth-Grade Merit Golden Lotus; Special Spiritual Treasure—Immortal Slaying God Punishing Treasure Saber...]

[Other Treasures: Innate Spiritual Treasure—Fantian Seal; Merit Treasure—Shennong Cauldron; Houtian Supreme Treasure—Thirty-Three Heavens Golden Exquisite Pagoda...]

[Spells and Divine Powers: Earthly Fiend Seventy-two Transformations, Art of Rainbow Transformation, Five Elements Grand Escape, Mastery of the Five Thunders...]

Lin Zhu slowly opened his eyes, and a faint, satisfied smile appeared at the corner of his lips. Looking at the densely packed list of treasures and Divine Powers in his mind—enough