Sometimes, all a person needed was a clear goal to find their direction and brim with energy.
Song Shuhang felt that his future dao of longevity should lean toward these two points.
Seizing a thread of life from nine deaths sounded like an incredibly impressive dao of longevity.
But... how was he supposed to put this dao of longevity together?
A dao of longevity was not something you could obtain simply by throwing out a random concept. Achieving longevity was nowhere near that easy!
To attain longevity through one's dao, the longevity method one intended to pursue at least had to be feasible, not some grand, empty abstraction.
Take Cheng Lin's way of rebirth, for example. Through this method of rebirth, she could repeatedly become pregnant with herself and give birth to herself, growing stronger with every rebirth.
Another example was the great dao of a genius Longevity Immortal from the Mo School. His dao involved replacing his body with a puppet structure, and he attained longevity through puppet techniques that already approached the level of a dao.
Then there was Pavilion Master Chu. Her dao of life, death, withering, and flourishing was extremely unusual. After attaining longevity, she remained between life and death, withering and flourishing, becoming one of the foremost Longevity Immortals the moment she attained her dao. Yet this state was not her fully perfected dao of longevity. To perfect it, Chu Two would actually have to devour her completely, bringing forth new life from withering and advancing her strength even further!
The Confucian Sage's dao of longevity was the Confucian Dao he had founded. But how exactly could his Confucian Dao be explained? How had the Sage attained longevity through the Confucian Way? No one in the Myriad Heavens and Realms had seen through it to