The Calamity Jin'er Faced
Xiaoyaozi curled his lip and said, "Jin'er just buries herself in that ragged old book and reads nonstop. She's a total bookworm. How could she have time to chat with me?"
Shi Yue chuckled. Xiaoyaozi was telling the truth. Jin'er was especially engrossed whenever she read. Forget Xiaoyaozi trying to chat with her—even when Shi Yue sometimes walked right past her, she didn't notice.
"By the way, what do you plan to do with your second Nascent Soul? Leaving it inside you like that is such a waste. If you ask me, refining it into a clone would be ideal. Of course, this clone wouldn't be like Shi Bai. Shi Bai was refined from a Heaven and Earth Spirit Item, so essentially, he isn't a living being. In a sense, he's an advanced puppet clone that can evolve. If he strays too far from you, you won't be able to keep track of him, just like that Spirit Transformation cultivator's avatar you destroyed last time. A clone refined from your second Nascent Soul would be different. It could cultivate on its own, and you wouldn't need to worry about how far away it was. Even if your true body were killed, you could survive through the clone. Of course, this kind of clone has its flaws, too. It can't leave you for too long, or it'll develop an independent consciousness. You'll have to summon it back to your side regularly and share your main Divine Soul's information with it, so the clone doesn't become another you that you can't control."
"Although I admit I'm a little tempted, I still don't plan to refine a clone for now. I'll leave the second Nascent Soul inside me." Shi Yue shook his head.
Xiaoyaozi's eyes shifted. In a coaxing