Naimus had now confirmed that the Moon God's Moon Tower technique was a "crude" imitation of the True Spirit.
Calling it crude was not because the Moon Tower technique itself was poor.
This technique was exceedingly ingenious. Even though Naimus had only seen the transition from the first layer to the second, he could still discern the perfect integration of all manner of advanced knowledge within it.
However, when it came to the portion involving the True Spirit, Naimus, as a holder of a True Spirit, could see that the Moon God's understanding of True Spirits was highly "abstract."
That abstraction had left a massive flaw in His grasp of spirituality.
With a slight ripple from Naimus, as Meng He's Dream Self condensed, the contingency left behind by the Moon God was effortlessly cracked by Naimus, who also secretly planted his own countermeasure.
And that was something merely a wisp of Naimus's hidden soul power could accomplish.
"Ultimately, the Moon God's understanding of True Spirits was all obtained by secretly reflecting the Sun God."
"Yet I have a True Spirit as the most fundamental point of reference."
At that moment, Naimus was like a foolish son of a wealthy landowner. The True Spirit was a precious fortune.
Previously, Naimus had only instinctively used some of the special traits brought by the True Spirit.
He had wanted to study it, but the thing was simply too advanced, and he had been unable to produce any results.
But now, there was an artist who had imitated an artifact from his family's collection.
Possessing the original, Naimus could very easily distinguish the differences.
He could then keenly discover the artist's mistaken understanding of the artifact and, by studying His immature techniques, unlock the true treasure in reverse.
"The essence of the True Spirit