Ji Hao grasped the Divine Dao Supreme Treasure. For the mind and for faith, it represented an essential sublimation—a path sufficient to support the birth of an Immortal Emperor. Unfortunately, he had no interest in it. This was also a form of cultivation, a form of restraint. Who could hold a system capable of producing an Immortal Emperor and choose not to cultivate it?
Ji Hao had long understood that although his talent was extraordinary, he did not have enough energy to control three entirely different systems. At most, he could use the Heavenly Court to dabble in the Divine Dao and grasp the Heavenly Emperor Dao Fruit. He would not spend too much effort pursuing Three-Method Co-Cultivation. What did greater combat power matter? Against a higher realm, he would still be knocked down with one punch. Once one reached the Immortal Dao, the divisions of combat power were no longer so distinct. Things like forbidden-level power could only dominate within the Human Dao.
No matter how strong an Immortal King was, before a Quasi-Immortal Emperor, there was only death. The only question was how long they could last. Likewise, beneath an Immortal Emperor, all living beings were truly ants. The same applied to combat power within the same realm, so there was no need to pursue it excessively. It was enough to ensure he could fight ten opponents of the same realm.
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However, through his comprehension of the Divine Dao, he had grasped some of the mysteries concerning Faith Power. Now that he studied the Mind Power of all living beings, he had gained extraordinary harvests.
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