Shi Hao opened his eyes. Sensing a familiar presence, he did not resist and allowed the Immortal Cauldron to gather him and the Spirit Spring together.
Ji Hao did not give him a perfect baptism or supplement the incomplete Dao principles of heaven and earth. At his current cultivation level, those supposedly incomplete principles were nothing to him.
He could trace backward through time and capture the complete laws of the Immortal Ancient World of the past, but doing so would be meaningless.
Although complete laws would allow Shi Hao to sweep through heaven and earth without an opponent, that would not actually be good for him.
Incomplete laws were also a form of cultivation. He was a Born God of War, and evenly matched battles were essential to his rapid growth.
After a single battle, neither a Primordial Generation cultivator nor a member of the Imperial Tribe would remain his match. He could draw experience from every fight, then advance at a tremendous pace, evolving faster than light!
In the original story, Shi Hao had fought He Wushuang to the death with a body governed by incomplete laws, and both had perished. Once he completed his own laws, however, he could crush the leading figures of the Foreign Land.
Even with an incomplete body, I could fight you to a draw. How much more so if I were flawless!
In this lifetime, the goal Ji Hao had set for him was to defeat He Wushuang, once a leading figure of the Foreign Land, with his incomplete body.
Immortal blood boiled, and misty clouds of radiance rose, creating a hazy scene like an immortal realm. All kinds of auspicious light gushed forth, while thunder essence grew so dense it seemed impossible to dissolve.
Within the blood, the Five-Colored Immortal Light