But that brought another problem: the so-called mystery of the womb. A fetus's or infant's brain was too undeveloped to bear the information within a Primordial Spirit... Often, many memories would gradually fade, and the person might never regain consciousness...
In short, taking over a body was dangerous work. No cultivator would choose it unless he had no other choice!
Fortunately, the Heavenly Court Talisman had helped resolve this problem, showing Tang Changsheng just how Qiang a Heavenly Court Treasured Artifact could be.
There was still a trace of disharmony between his mind and body, but it had eased considerably.
A venomous snake coiled into the Serpent Formation, hissing and flicking its tongue, poised to strike at any moment.
Tang Changsheng spread his hands and slowly backed away. The snake refused to let up, raising its head as it pursued him.
But that exposed an opening. Tang Changsheng struck like lightning, seized it, and slammed it against the wall, killing it.
That single movement left him drenched in sweat. He was as weak as someone who had only just recovered from a grave illness.
He moved forward cautiously, afraid of running into more danger. Venomous creatures were everywhere: not only snakes, but spiders the size of fists.
More plentiful still were the bones, old and new. Some bodies had not even finished rotting.
When the Hongdong People neared death, they would enter this Mountain cave of their own accord, wait for the end, and return to their ancestors' embrace.
As a result, Tang Changsheng could clearly feel death lingering in this Mountain cave. It had not formed a Ghost Domain, but the concentration of Yin Energy was extraordinarily high.
There were no ghosts, yet the deeper he went, the colder the Mountain cave became. The chill seemed to seep into