As mentioned earlier, an Oath Emblem was quite different from a Martial Soul. While it possessed some of a Martial Soul's traits, it also lost some of them.
For example, it could not be manifested and used directly. From then on, it could only appear as an Oath Emblem on the surface of the body. It also could not obtain Spirit Rings and could only serve as an auxiliary cultivation plug-in.
Of course, Spirit Masters with Oath Emblems still possessed a certain degree of combat power even without obtaining Spirit Rings, because Holy Sword Durandal had engraved a whole bunch of Self-Created Soul Skills into the Oath Emblem.
The Oath Emblem, this variant of a Martial Soul, losing certain traits was actually a huge advantage for Spirit Masters. It could be used together with a Martial Soul, and that was its greatest benefit.
Thus, Spirit Masters could fight with both their Martial Soul and Oath Emblem active at the same time.
Originally, Qian Ningshuang had wanted to simply reforge a person's entire Martial Soul. It would have saved trouble, eliminated those so-called differences, and it would not have been impossible to make Oath Emblems capable of absorbing Spirit Rings.
But after thinking it over, she decided against it. Once an entire Martial Soul was reforged, even if the Oath Emblem could absorb Spirit Rings, it would inevitably lose other Martial Soul traits. Some Martial Souls were extremely useful, such as Food-type Martial Souls and Healing-type Martial Souls.
Moreover, some Martial Souls could not be reforged at all. For example, her Abyss Flower, and Qian Renxue's Angel probably could not either.
Of course, those with weak Martial Souls did not need to panic. As long as the issue of cultivation was resolved, Martial Souls would evolve as one's cultivation deepened.
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