Battle Immortal was merely a path distinct from the ordinary True Immortal path. Although the tempering of fighting the heavens and earth prior to achieving immortality allowed a Battle Immortal to surpass ordinary True Immortals upon immediate breakthrough, possessing the combat prowess of a seasoned True Immortal,
there should still be a vast distance remaining before reaching the Immortal King realm. After all, the Human Dao Summit was still human Dao; no matter how strong a Battle Immortal was, they were still newly entered into the immortal Dao and required accumulation to transform their potential into actual combat strength.
Yet now, having just completed his breakthrough, Fang Yang perceived that after finishing his Battle Immortal transformation, he was far stronger than he had anticipated.
In the world of the Dharma-Ending Era, it was virtually impossible for any living being to attain the Dao of a Battle Immortal.
Even the Desolate Heavenly Emperor had not walked this path to the end, turning instead to complete the Red Dust Immortal Path, which was superior in certain aspects and represented a portion of the essence of an Immortal Emperor Dao Fruit.
A Nine-Life Red Dust Immortal provided the Immortal King Foundation.
The sole drawback was that walking the Nine-Life Red Dust Immortal Path to completion required a long span of time starting at a minimum of fifty thousand years.
Naturally, for the vast majority of supremes, this drawback could hardly be considered a flaw, because taking the ordinary True Immortal path would also require them to spend just as much time completing the accumulation needed prior to a breakthrough.
Rather than worrying that the time was too long, they ought to worry instead about whether they could survive eight life-and-death crises, struggling to live out life after life.
Yet for Fang Yang, the