The missing Heavenly Dao Fat Ball + the Heavenly Dao Completion Plan + Daozi using his body to complete the Heavenly Dao = two 'Heavenly Daos' from the same era.
However, under these circumstances, although the 'Heavenly Dao Fat Ball' and 'Daozi' were both Heavenly Daos of the Eighth Era, they had not attained the Way at the same time...
Moreover, the prerequisite for Daozi to attain 8.5th-Era Immortality was that the 'Heavenly Dao Fat Ball' had to be finished.
If the Heavenly Dao Fat Ball were still alive before the ceremony began, then Daozi using his body to complete the Heavenly Dao would only fulfill the 'Heavenly Dao Fat Ball.' It would be like sending a lamb into a tiger's den, filling in the missing part and turning the 'Heavenly Dao Fat Ball' into a perfect ball!
What Song Shuhang and Senior White wanted was for [two different individuals to attain Immortality at the same time], so they naturally could not simply copy the Heavenly Dao Fat Ball and Daozi's model.
There was one point in the Heavenly Dao Sphere and Daozi's model that was worth taking inspiration from—that was, two incomplete individuals could simultaneously attain the Way and become the Heavenly Dao of the same era!
As long as the two incomplete individuals could complete 'mutual complementation,' just as Daozi had complemented the Heavenly Dao Sphere, and as long as everything was handled properly, there would be a chance for two different individuals to attain the Way at the same time.
Senior White's idea was to use the 'neither living nor dead' attribute of Song Shuhang's Dao of Longevity and see whether he could create two complementary individuals—for example, one half-dead and the other half-resurrected?
Senior White described his idea in the temporary discussion group.
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