After reaching the True Immortal realm, one gained upgraded warnings of danger, becoming something akin to insights into the Great Dao.
Upon becoming a Daluo Golden Immortal, one's insights went beyond the Great Dao itself, transcending it. This was causality, and it could also become the manifestation of the River of Destiny within oneself.
Once a cultivator reached a profound realm, they would inevitably touch upon the Great Daos of space, time, and destiny themselves.
Space was the easiest. After becoming a True Immortal, one could directly open up a cave-heaven realm within one's body.
A Heavenly Immortal opened up a Lesser Thousand Worlds; a Mysterious Immortal opened up Middle Thousand Worlds. After reaching the Golden Immortal realm, creating Great Thousand Worlds was also an exceedingly simple matter—it merely depended on one's accumulation of time.
At this point, unless one wished to evolve a great universe, one's understanding of space had already reached its limit.
Time was slightly more profound, but as cultivation increased, one would gain insights into it at the Golden Immortal realm. By the Primordial Unity Golden Immortal realm, the Law of Time could basically be commanded as easily as one's own arm.
Just like when Ye Tian had stepped directly into the River of Time, all those he fought had been experts of the Primordial Unity Golden Immortal realm.
After reaching the Zenith Heaven realm, one's insights would be comprehended to the utmost extreme.
Of these three, the most difficult to comprehend was the Law of Destiny.
The River of Time appeared to be time, but in truth, it was also intertwined with destiny.
Moreover, destiny was the most mysterious and the hardest to touch. To some extent, it had no concrete manifestation in terms of realms; everything depended entirely on one's own comprehension.
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