Still, the gains had been quite satisfying.
The Demon Emperor now possessed not only an extremely powerful Personal Weapon, but had also taken great strides down the path of forging them.
He had developed his own understanding of how to identify attributes.
The reason the master could only determine someone's attributes through other methods was largely due to errors in perception.
Attributes acquired through cultivation differed from a person's inherent attributes.
They should be divided into two categories.
The attributes one was born with could not be changed. These were innate attributes.
Attributes developed through cultivation were acquired attributes.
For instance, the Demon Emperor's innate attribute was the blazing heat of ultimate yang fire.
His acquired attributes, however, were numerous. Whether strength, space, or even illusion attributes, he had cultivated them all himself.
Such attributes were variable and difficult to detect.
The Demon Emperor, for example, had not even known that he possessed a darkness attribute.
As a professional Forging Master of Personal Weapons, he felt that he needed two essential qualities.
The first was to make Personal Weapons as compatible as possible, allowing them to align more perfectly with their wielders' attributes.
The second was to give Personal Weapons the ability to grow on their own, as far as possible.
And the Demon Emperor already had a target for this: the devouring laws of the Primordial World.
As long as he incorporated these laws of growth through consumption, these weapons would one day have the chance to evolve by devouring treasures, mineral deposits, and even flesh and blood.
After returning to the Primordial World, the Demon Emperor plunged straight into the depths of its origin.
He built himself a small forging hut and began his unending journey of forging.
He took out the personalized lesson notes the master had