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Su Xin's seclusion this time lasted a full month. He carefully reviewed all of his martial arts, but he still had no idea what to use as his Spirit-Manifesting Vessel.
At this point, Su Xin truly envied the disciples of the great sects. The advantage of being one was that whenever you faced a question you couldn't solve, your elders would naturally be there to guide you.
Then Su Xin suddenly thought of something. Ever since he began practicing martial arts, someone really had lectured him on the Dao: Daoist Kunyang.
Although Daoist Kunyang had only spoken about his own Dao, Su Xin had gained a great deal from him.
Daoist Kunyang had once said that all things under heaven followed their own natural laws, and each had its own Dao. People, too, were a form of the Dao.
But if that was so, why couldn't a person become a Spirit-Manifesting Vessel?
That was it. A sudden flash of inspiration had given Su Xin the idea to use himself as his own Spirit-Manifesting Vessel.
He would envision himself in his mind, merge his Primordial Spirit with himself, and revere himself as a god!
The thought took root in Su Xin's mind and would not go away. By using his own body as his Spirit-Manifesting Vessel, his future path in martial arts would be one of venerating himself and attaining the Primordial Spirit.
What Su Xin didn't know was that this method had already existed in ancient times.
The Central Plains was now dominated by the Buddhist and Daoist schools, but in ancient times, a hundred schools had contended. One of them advocated believing in oneself, claiming that everyone could become a god. Unfortunately, its methods were too extreme, and