Methods of Attaining the Dao

The Giant Spirit Blood Wall truly deserved its status as a tribulation treasure. Although Zhang Shuai was still unable to refine this supreme treasure for the time being, and thus could not claim it as his own, the boundless deathly energy within the Giant Spirit Blood Wall still propelled his cultivation forward by leaps and bounds.

Barely a thousand years after advancing to the Half-Saint realm, Zhang Shuai's cultivation had finally reached the late Great Luo stage (Quasi-Saint).

Yet after entering the Quasi-Saint realm, his body could no longer absorb deathly energy. Clearly, he had reached the limit of what his body could withstand.

Zhang Shuai had once again encountered a bottleneck. To attain the Dao of Primordial Unity, he had to evolve his Calamity-Defying Return-to-Ruins Immortal Seed from a Dao embryo into a Primordial Unity Dao Fruit. This was what the ancient texts called attaining the Dao and becoming a Saint!

Of course, attaining a Dao Fruit was exceedingly difficult. Only great perseverance, great fortune, and great comprehension offered even the slightest possibility of attaining the Dao.

In the Primordial World, Half-Saints and Quasi-Saints were numerous. Any one of them was an old monster who had lived for hundreds of millions of years. Yet immortals who truly succeeded in attaining the Dao were exceedingly rare—not even one in ten thousand.

According to the records, there were three common methods of attaining the Dao.

The first: attaining the Dao through strength.

This was the most perilous path, but also the most powerful.

It sought nothing externally and borrowed no authority from the Heavenly Dao. Relying entirely on one's own supreme strength, one forcibly shattered the shackles of the Great Dao, opened a world of rules unique to oneself amid chaos, established the Dao through strength, and reigned supreme through the