Three hundred years after Lu Yin announced he would go into seclusion, he returned to Outer Heaven. Only then did he truly begin his seclusion, preparing to dispel the Illusion Imprint.
The Illusion Imprint was something Wang Wen had left on everyone he encountered from the very beginning. The earliest Illusion Imprint could be completely erased, but the most troublesome part of the Illusion Imprint was the word "illusion."
An illusion was something imagined, yet with the power to back it, the false could become real.
Wang Wen had replaced Lu Yin in the deepest memories of every living being. Everything Lu Yin had done could be rewritten as something Wang Wen himself had done.
So the longer time passed, the deeper the Illusion Imprint sank, until it could no longer be completely erased.
That was Wang Wen's confidence.
However powerful Wang Wen might be, he was no Master. One glance from the Karma Master was enough to suggest a way to break it.
But that method of breaking it required understanding on the level of a Master.
Karma was one face, and time was another. .🅆.
Using the face of karma to find the Illusion Imprints Wang Wen had left in the past of time, then striking them from afar—that was the method.
That was easier said than done. Truly comprehending both faces was extremely difficult.
Lu Yin recalled the past and drew out a line. It was Ku Wei's line. He remembered every moment with Ku Wei, from their first meeting to the present. Karma—why had he met Ku Wei? What was the cause?
His meeting with Ku Wei had been a matter of fate. They had competed for some benefit, but there was no inevitable cause behind it.
After all, there were far too many things to