After consulting with the various Profound Venerables, Zhang Yu withdrew from the Heaven-Training Dao Canon. As his Heartlight Seal descended, several blank jade volumes appeared upon the desk.
He closed his eyes and pondered for a moment. Then his gaze focused, and one jade volume spread itself open, characters gradually emerging across its pages.
In merely a few breaths, the volume was filled with writing. It then rolled itself up and moved aside, while the next blank jade volume unfolded before him.
What was difficult for one who did not know was easy for one who did. With his understanding and command of the Profound Method, he swiftly completed the revisions to all the Dao books.
Yet after only half a day, movement came first from Chao Huan's side. At a turn of his thoughts, a screen of light unfolded, and words appeared upon it.
Among these Profound Venerables, Chao Huan was undoubtedly the strongest and deepest in cultivation. Zhang Yu also wished to see what this man's revised Dao books would look like.
But after reading through them, he discovered that Chao Huan had not revised the Dao books at all. Instead, he had singled out every error and omission in them.
In truth, there were no principles that were necessarily without fault; it merely depended on the standard by which they were judged. Yet Chao Huan's fault-finding was neither too lofty nor too lowly, falling precisely within the scope of the Dao books themselves.
Ying Chong was not, after all, a Profound cultivator. He merely used the methods of True cultivation to comprehend the Profound Method. Some matters were actually half-true and half-false. Ordinary people could not see through them, and Profound Venerables with shallower cultivation knew he was wrong and could refute him, but the lower-ranking cultivators