"So that's how it is. The size of the relic fragments each person possesses is different."
"It depends on talent. The better one's talent, the larger the relic fragment upon entering this place; conversely, the worse one's talent, the smaller it is."
Although he attracted enemies like a lightbulb, it was not because some bodhisattva held a grudge against him and deliberately made things difficult for him.
"Not only that—the more talented a person is, the more relic fragments are needed for their relic to take shape."
"For a Seven-Flame Celestial Immortal, the formed relic is only about the size of a glass bead, requiring roughly a hundred relic fragments."
"Once one reaches the Ten-Flame Celestial Immortal realm, it becomes around a thousand relic fragments—a tenfold increase."
"As for myself, not only am I a Fifteen-Flame Celestial Immortal, but my Dao Fruit foundation must have been factored in as well. With the Seven Supreme Sages, the requirement for relic fragments becomes utterly outrageous."
"Judging by the size of my relic, I'm afraid it will take ten million relic fragments to form a complete one."
Without question, this was truly worth complaining about.
After all, who the hell could accept needing to gather seventy million Dragon Balls just to summon a divine dragon?
But considering that different numbers of collected relic fragments brought different rewards, even if Li Su was deeply dissatisfied, he had no choice but to accept the result.
Given his own circumstances, he undoubtedly had to put in this much effort to receive a reward worthy of his cultivation.
In a sense, it was fair, just, and transparent.
In truth, he really did not think much of the rewards that took only a hundred relic fragments to form, like those of Seven-Flame Celestial Immortals.
Oh?
You ask how