The greatest difference between One Breath Becomes Three Purities and ordinary clone techniques was this:
The clones created by One Breath Becomes Three Purities possessed independent consciousness and could cultivate on their own. They could cultivate different powers of laws.
Moreover, their progress in the power of laws was synchronized with the main law cultivated by the original body.
That was what made One Breath Becomes Three Purities truly terrifying.
Whatever the original body's cultivation was, the clones' cultivation would be the same.
Whatever the original body's comprehension of laws was, the clones' would be the same.
The two advanced side by side. In other words, the original body would have three utterly loyal enforcers at its command.
That loyalty could withstand any test.
After all, if the original body died, all the clones would die as well. But if a clone died, the original body would merely suffer severe damage.
Yet the most monstrous aspect of One Breath Becomes Three Purities lay here: once a clone truly died—once it was slain—the original body could use its Primordial Spirit to condense another clone.
And that clone could inherit the memories of the dead one.
So long as the original body did not die, the clones could be said to live forever, impossible to kill no matter how many times they were slain.
This was One Breath Becomes Three Purities, a truly transcendent cultivation art.
A transcendent cultivation art that even Primordial Unity Golden Immortals coveted intensely.
That was also why Ye Lin would not let this fellow go. For one, he had never been in the habit of releasing people. Once enmity was formed, he would beat them to death and not stop until they were dead.
That was his creed in life: either everyone lived in peace, or he