Ju Hua had suggested that Dao Lord Mingxi delay her Dao Integration because he was then devoting himself to studying the "Nine-Fold Space" art left behind by Qi Supreme, hoping to create a tenth layer.
Once Ju Hua created the tenth layer, it would naturally contain "True Spirit Indestructible." Then Dao Lords would have multiple chances to succeed in Dao Integration!
Ju Hua still had many advantages over Qi Supreme.
First, Ju Hua's True Spirit was complete. Both his speed at using Deduction with his True Spirit and the inspiration most crucial to creating an art had reached their limits. Under such circumstances, Ju Hua's chances of successfully creating an art were naturally far greater than Qi Supreme's!
Second, firsthand experience was crucial to creating an art for "True Spirit Indestructible."
Although Ju Hua himself had successfully completed Dao Integration, his Reincarnated Body, "Life and Death," had failed at Dao Integration. Even now, its True Spirit continued to crumble.
Through his Reincarnated Body, "Life and Death," Ju Hua could feel what it was like for a True Spirit to crumble.
Finally, Ju Hua knew a great deal of crucial information about "True Spirit Indestructible." For instance, the Five Chapters of the Wooden Ruler existed in the Sith Race's homeland, and the direction most likely to lead to success with True Spirit Indestructible was "Indestructible Void."
With all these advantages combined, Ju Hua naturally had a good chance of surpassing Qi Supreme and successfully creating a new art.
Ju Hua had tremendous confidence in himself as well. That was why he had directly advised Dao Lord Mingxi to wait before attempting Dao Integration.
Helping Emperor Hejiang revive his Dao-companion was no major matter for Ju Hua. Afterward, he returned to the Dao God Hall to take care of some trifles,