What kind of concept were four Dao Intents?
No matter when, possessing multiple Dao Intents had always been exceedingly rare.
Before entering the Nirvana Stage, however, that was not necessarily so. No matter how many Dao Intents one had, none of the forces paid much attention to it at all.
Because whether one could enter the Nirvana Stage remained unknown. The risk was too great; possessing multiple Dao Intents during the Enlightenment Stage would most likely bring even more delays.
But once one reached the Nirvana Stage, multiple Dao Intents became entirely different—they offered a direct chance to turn one's life around.
Even two Dao Intents were far more valuable to the great forces than a single Dao Intent.
Why?
The further one cultivated a single Dao Intent, the harder it became. Reaching five thousand through a single Dao Intent was already close to the limit. Breaking through further, to six thousand or seven thousand, only grew more difficult.
Those who surpassed six thousand were basically all possessors of two Dao Intents. Although cultivating two Dao Intents required dividing one's attention and consumed a great deal of time, their limit was far beyond that of a single Dao Intent.
If I cultivated one to five thousand, then two together would make ten thousand Dao Intent Inscriptions. Who would not be tempted by that number?
Perhaps reaching ten thousand Dao Intents was difficult, but the future was laid out right there.
With three Dao Intents, the prospects became even more terrifying. And now, Yang Chen had four Dao Intents...
This left many people unable to believe their own eyes, because even the Sacred Domain explicitly stipulated that a Nirvana Stage cultivator with four Dao Intents could directly apply to join the Sacred Domain!
Murong Shi possessed two Dao Intents, which was