His Divine Sense withdrew from the Inner World.
Qin Shujian, who had been sitting motionless on the imperial throne, finally came back to himself.
Even now,
the scenes of Feng creating the Human Race and undergoing his tribulation to attain immortality still lingered in his mind.
It could be said that
witnessing the birth of the Human Race had given Qin Shujian, who was human himself, many insights.
These insights
would not translate directly into strength, but they could raise his state of mind another level beyond its existing foundation.
In the short term, such a change would not show much effect.
But given enough time,
it would gradually begin to make a difference.
However,
what truly surprised Qin Shujian was the way Feng had ultimately attained immortality.
Normally,
cultivators who pursued Fleshly Sainthood would shatter a rule, then extract a fragment of it. They would use that fragment to undergo a complete transformation and break through to the True Immortal Realm.
But Feng was different.
He had neither entered the Mother River of Rules nor opened a Rule Battlefield.
Instead, he had forcibly seized an entire rule through his own strength.
After all,
the first eight tiers of True Immortals were devoted to completing and restoring their rules. Only upon reaching the ninth level did they truly control a complete rule.
In other words, having seized a complete rule, Feng could already be considered a Ninth-Level Immortal when he broke through to become a True Immortal, judging purely by his cultivation realm.
However,
the rules of the Inner World were all still seeds, incomparable to the vast, complete rules of the Great Thousand World.
Thus, Feng had the realm of a Ninth-Level Immortal, but his strength fell far short of that level.
Strictly speaking, he was probably the weakest