It was time to head to the Journey to the West World.
With a thought from Meng Qi, the handsome Little Monk sat cross-legged, his whole body blooming with Glazed Pure Light as he transformed into a Golden Buddha. One hand pointed to the heavens, the other touched the earth. The White-robed Swordsman stood ethereally, surrounded by Sword Qi, seeming to embody the source of time, the starting point of the void, and the incarnation of the Great Dao. He even bore something of a Heavenly Venerable's air. Sword light burst forth, dividing into two, then four, spreading through the All Heavens and Myriad Worlds without leaving anything untouched. The tall, proud hero glowed with a clear, pale gold radiance; different worlds were hidden within his acupoints, and he was impervious to countless tribulations. Every gesture held immense power.
The three incarnations formed by "One Qi Transforms into Three Pure Ones" weren't casually created by Meng Qi. With the aid of this great divine ability, he had reorganized and refined his own cultivation techniques. Since he hadn't mastered the Way of Time deeply enough to cut out his present-day "Past Present Future" selves, he'd used innate qi as the foundation and each cultivation technique as the basis, cutting out three incomplete incarnations: the "Tathagata Golden Body," the "Heaven Severing Dao Body," which incorporated the Immortal Slaying Four Swords, and the ever-changing, "Body Becoming a Saint" version of the "Indestructible Dao Body." His original body retained only "Daoist Yuan Shi," along with the Nine Yuanshi Seals and saber techniques that didn't involve the Dharmakaya.
This, however, was only a temporary measure. After all, the "Indestructible Dao Body" and "Daoist Yuan Shi" together formed the complete "Indestructible Yuan Shi Body," and there was no need to divide it. Meng Qi had originally