This was true use of a Dao Artifact.
Rather than like He Song, who, without a Primordial Spirit, could only wield a Dao Artifact in the most superficial manner.
However, to any Nascent Soul Cultivator,
being able to wield a Dao Artifact superficially already counted as possessing an incomparably formidable trump card.
A Dao Artifact
was, after all, a Dao Artifact.
It was like the firearms He Song had seen in his previous life.
Even in the hands of an ordinary mortal, they could easily kill other mortals.
And when a Dao Artifact fell into the hands of a Nascent Soul Cultivator like He Song,
it was like a mortal obtaining a firearm, granting him the ability to easily slay cultivators of the same realm.
As He Song was now, if he wished to use a Dao Artifact to kill other Nascent Soul cultivators,
he could likely do so with ease.
However,
the expenditure for a mortal using a gun to kill someone was far lower than the expenditure for He Song to use mana to activate a Dao Artifact and slay a Nascent Soul Cultivator.
There was nothing He Song could do about that.
The reason a Dao Artifact was a Dao Artifact was precisely because it was a treasure ordinarily used by Nascent Soul cultivators.
For a Nascent Soul Late Stage cultivator like him to activate it, he was bound to pay an enormous price.
After successfully refining the Profound Yellow World-Suppressing Cauldron,
He Song had already realized
that if he truly activated the Profound Yellow World-Suppressing Cauldron to attack, all his mana could at most sustain two terrifying strikes.
After that, his mana would be exhausted, and he would no longer be able to activate the Profound Yellow World-Suppressing Cauldron.
Of course,
if sufficient ownerless mana were