But for Lin Tian, everything was different.
With the power law at his command, he had no need to fear that comprehending too many laws would hamper his cultivation.
Nor did he need to worry that conflicting laws might cause him to suffer cultivation deviation through a moment of carelessness.
For the power law was the overarching principle of the three thousand great daos.
Under its command, the other laws could coexist harmoniously, without the slightest conflict.
They could even, in turn, strengthen the foundation of the power law and foster its growth.
In other words, the more laws Lin Tian mastered, the stronger his power law became.
And the stronger his power law became, the more these powers could benefit him, whether he wielded it alone or used its amplifying might to enhance the other laws.
Thus, Lin Tian did not need to worry about learning too many disparate laws without mastering them. He only needed to consider how he could truly unite the three thousand laws into one.
That, however, was a matter for the distant future. For now, Lin Tian was already very satisfied with the five law origins he had squeezed out of Taishang and the others.
Of course, beyond that satisfaction, Lin Tian had also gained other rewards.
The most natural of these was the change in the fortune of both the Spirit Vine Sect and Lin Tian himself!
Earlier, Lin Tian had already noticed a clear increase in fortune when the Spirit Vine Sect's Ten Thousand Immortals fought the Chan Sect, and when he slew Yuanshi.
At first, Lin Tian suspected that killing the Chan Sect's disciples, or perhaps killing Yuanshi, a Saint, had allowed him to plunder their fortune.
But he soon discovered that this was not the case. Even after he had