Chu Yang stared blankly at the Primal Divine Markings that had been rejected.
He had only just solved the Fusion limit, and now a new problem had appeared?
He tried once more to merge the Primal Divine Markings into the Brilliant Star, carefully sensing the changes within it.
A moment later, the divine markings were rejected again, and Chu Yang finally understood why.
It was still a limit!
The difference was that this time, it was no longer the limit of what the Brilliant Star could bear, but the compatibility limit of the Great Dao Runes.
To put it plainly, the Nameless Great Dao Rune could accommodate no more than nine.
After figuring this out, Chu Yang did not try again.
Nine was the ultimate number of the Dao. It surprised him, yet it also made perfect sense.
But this meant that he could no longer "upgrade" the Brilliant Star by endlessly merging Nameless Great Dao Runes.
It seemed he would need to gather other Great Dao Runes in the future—in other words, Great Dao Rule Fragments.
Still, his gains at Zhuo Peak had given him a good start.
The Natural Great Dao Rune had evolved from the complete Natural Great Dao, rather than being a Great Dao Rule Fragment.
At the very least, this Brilliant Star already possessed an extremely high growth limit.
Above the bitter sea, ten ordinary stars revolved around the Brilliant Star, faintly conforming to the principles of planets orbiting a sun.
After leaving the great hall, Chu Yang glanced at Li Ruoyu, who was still seated cross-legged with his eyes closed, comprehending Zhuo Peak's inheritance.
As if sensing something, Li Ruoyu suddenly opened his eyes. Still sitting cross-legged, he inclined himself slightly toward Chu Yang. "Zhuo Peak and I both owe you a karmic debt,