The True Immortal Heir's Dao Lay in Measuring the Constants of the Immortal-Dao Universe

Once he had given all his instructions, the Seven-Kill Daoist Heir, the Heavenly Beast Daoist Heir, and the others departed and set busily to work. Liberating and rebuilding an entire cluster of great chiliocosms involved a thousand tangled threads. It was no simple task.

Silence settled over the place.

Jiang Ding closed his eyes slightly and began observing the laws of the Fallen Immortal Realm with the Great Sun Immortal-Mortal Sword Soul.

He had already reached the peak of the Celestial Being realm.

At this point, a True Immortal Heir needed to do only two things: create a genuine immortal scripture and measure some of the Immortal-Dao Universe's constants, thereby ascending to Supreme.

In truth, those two things were one.

Without measuring some of the Immortal-Dao Universe's constants, one could not create an immortal scripture. Every immortal scripture had been created by an emperor of humanity or a True Immortal Heir who observed the Heavenly Dao and combined those observations with their own path.

What was an immortal scripture?

As the name implied, it was a scripture through which one could become immortal.

At the very least, its creator believed he could become immortal by relying on it. Whether that confidence matched reality depended on whether the True Immortal Heir ultimately succeeded and could teleport across star regions. That was one of the most basic hallmarks of an immortal scripture.

After ascending to Supreme, True Immortal Heirs often displayed the ability to teleport to neighboring star regions. That ability reflected a deeper understanding of the true constants of the Immortal-Dao Universe.

Not the other way around.

It was not that ascending to Supreme allowed a True Immortal Heir to cross into neighboring star systems. Rather, he first had to understand the true constants of the Immortal-Dao Universe well enough, then