Chu Feng's move was quite the show.
Call him the Chu Feng version of the Dao Ancestor.
His Visualization carried the Dao Ancestor's divine bearing, which could suppress the Star Sea, and a trace of his essence. Yet the figure Chu Feng had visualized was Chu Feng himself.
He was borrowing the Dao Ancestor's divine bearing to cultivate himself. It looked like he was visualizing the Dao Ancestor, but in truth, Chu Feng was pulling a peach-tree-for-plum-tree substitution.
In time, Chu Feng would gradually shape the essence and divine bearing of what he visualized toward that Dao Ancestor above the Star Sea.
But its core would remain himself.
First, he would set himself a small goal: become the real Dao Ancestor Chu.
Fortunately, the one he had chosen to depict was Meng Chuan. If it had been a stranger—or worse, a hostile powerhouse capable of striking through the Projection—Chu Feng's move would have been dangerous.
Visualizing a Heaven-Reflecting One carried risks, let alone visualizing the Projection of a Dao Ancestor above the Star Sea.
This move would undoubtedly make Chu Feng extraordinarily powerful in the Visualization Realm.
What Stars or Divine Beast could compare to visualizing this mysterious Dao Ancestor?
Chu Feng had become especially disillusioned with Divine Beasts.
After all, his family kept one. It was a toad.
How could Chu Feng possibly visualize a toad?
The Divine Beast he had once found on Mount Tai had looked like a dragon. After two transformations, it had become a toad.
Meng Chuan had called it...
At the time, Chu Feng had even suspected Meng Chuan of placing a Curse on his Divine Beast.
With that, all six members of the Chu Feng Team had advanced to the Visualization Realm.
Meanwhile, the Saint Master was gazing at the figure above the