The heart of Five Immortals Like-a-Dream Decree was "Dream-Like Command."
The heart of "Dream-Like Command," in turn, was "dreams."
At its essence, cultivating it meant exploring the nonexistent thing required by the Sound-Hearing Immortal Canon. Cultivators envisioned the various qualities it demanded within their dreams, then used secret arts to bring them into being. Of course, the result was nowhere near the real thing.
The founder of the Five Immortals Sect didn't know that the key missing part of the Sound-Hearing Immortal Canon was an Art Medium. But she had deduced what the missing canon required and named it "Command"—the core of a secret art, the key to every Daoist Art.
Only after he truly began cultivating the Sound Division of Five Immortals Like-a-Dream Decree did Jiang Wang confirm that the Five Immortals Sect's greatest treasure might not be the fragmentary inheritance from the Ten Thousand Immortals Palace, but this "Dream-Like Command."
This secret art, which conjured a dream through visualization and then brought it into reality, had practically limitless potential.
The legendary "Divine Foot Mastery" was said to be, "Where the heart wills, the feet arrive."
It explored the power of the "heart," approaching the might of making fantasy real.
"Dream-Like Command" was similar!
Of course, if "Divine Foot Mastery" was a towering peak, then the Five Immortals Sect's "Dream-Like Command" was still at its foot.
But judged purely by the possibilities one could imagine, the limit of Divine Foot Mastery was Inch-to-Horizon, while the limit of Dream-Like Command depended only on the practitioner's own ability!
Of course, the grander the fantasy, the greater the secret art wasn't. Impractical fantasies were nothing but bubbles. Throughout the history of cultivation, how many wild delusions had ever been taken seriously?
The Five Immortals Like-a-Dream Decree had been passed down for so