That was right. Power flowed out of the Lunar Emperor and into Su Che. At that moment, Su Che truly felt the Lunar Emperor's essential power.
At his root, the Lunar Emperor was probably something like what Su Che understood as a Solar Spirit.
Cultivators had souls and bodies, both of which rose step by step as their cultivation advanced.
The soul gradually developed into a Yin Spirit, then transcended its limits to attain the Solar Spirit path. The body underwent constant refinement and cultivation until it finally achieved the True Form.
With both Solar Spirit and True Form perfected, attaining the Longevity Realm and becoming a True Person followed as naturally as water flowing into a channel.
Of course, that was the ordinary path to the Longevity Realm.
But the Lunar Emperor was different. He had no true body at all. All he possessed was a Solar Spirit cultivated to its utmost. Judged by the standards of an Immortal True Person,
he was an expert who had attained the Dao through his Solar Spirit.
Yet something was missing.
His foundation.
Yes, his divine abilities and magical power were unmatched. But through their connection, Su Che could feel what he lacked.
The root of a cultivator: that single Innate Spiritual Nature Seed.
Without that innate spark, Su Che could be certain the Lunar Emperor was a creation made after the fact.
For all his divine abilities and magical power, the Lunar Emperor could likely handle an ordinary cultivator with ease despite that innate flaw.
But his opponent was Devil King Jun Tian Guang Yue, a being already "nearly perfect" under the Primordial Sacred Dao.
Against someone like that, even the slightest oversight could mean death and the dissolution of one's Dao, let alone a flaw in one's Innate Spiritual Nature.