Jiang Wang had encountered Dao Script several times before. It was unlike the Zhuang Kingdom's writing he had studied since childhood or the Qi State's writing he had encountered later. Dao Script had an ancient lineage and concealed the mysteries of the Great Dao. Whether or not one could read it, anyone who saw it immediately understood its meaning.
It was said that when great powers used Dao Script, a single character could be an entire essay. With only a few strokes, it could convey boundless meaning. The birth and destruction of the universe, the myriad aspects of the world—all were contained within it.
The writing used by ordinary people in the various states today had evolved into a more common form, making communication and transmission easier for ordinary people. It could also be called a dispersal and exposition of the "Dao."
The threshold for Dao Script lay with the user, not the reader.
The principles that a great power could express with one character of Dao Script might require an ordinary cultivator to compile an entire collection of texts.
But ordinary cultivators could also expound their own Dao by compiling texts. Was that not proof that the cultivation world continued to develop?
At first glance, Demon Script and Dao Script seemed to share the same origin. At the very least, they were on the same level and had similar effects.
The Demon Script at the beginning of the Seven Hates Demon Merit had also conveyed its meaning at a glance, and each character had been accompanied by demonic sound. It was probably the same: one sound, one character, one meaning.
The Demon Script formed from demonic energy now consisted of only one character, yet its boundless resonance continued to spread.
This was an expression of Demon Script on a