Though the waves behind pushed the waves ahead, Zheng Zetian wasn't about to die on the beach just yet.
He was perceptive, too. With just a word of advice from the Giant, he managed to figure out most of it on his own.
False Moon was probably something those Outer Heaven Demons had created, but the "Door" clearly wasn't.
According to Zheng Zetian's own understanding, the "Door" the Giant referred to was the Void Abyss—or the Dao—a natural phenomenon that had existed throughout the universe since time immemorial.
It was just that the "Door" clearly couldn't be observed directly with human eyes. That was why the Outer Heaven Demons had created False Moon, to "shine a light" on the "Door."
Or, to put it more plainly—
According to the Giant's explanation in An Introduction to Tai Su, moonlight was actually sunlight reflected off the moon. The light emitted by False Moon was naturally a reflection of the energy radiating from the "Door," reflected into the band of natural light detectable by the human eye.
The "mirror" that reflected the light emitted by the "Door" into human eyes was what they called False Moon.
Now, even though those Outer Heaven Demons had covered up this mirror called False Moon, making the "Door" invisible—
In the practice of the Tai Su Dao, finding the "Door" had always been the most important step.
The star-gazing techniques of the Lou Guan Dao, and the blind observation methods of Ink Bamboo Mountain, were both ways of finding the Door. To varying degrees, they relied on False Moon's assistance. The Luo Sect naturally had a similar method: The Key Scroll of Breaking Evil and Manifesting Evidence.
Though the Door couldn't be seen or touched, one could use baleful energy as a lure and turn one's primordial