But now that he had cultivated the Ten Thousand Stars Return to Origin Art, things were different. It allowed Ye Han's maximum spell power to keep increasing, like a wooden barrel that kept expanding...
Although Ye Han's cultivation had not risen much as a result, making only a little progress, his physical body now possessed sufficiently powerful power of the stars, allowing him to harness even more stars power...
Most importantly, cultivating the Ten Thousand Stars Return to Origin Art increased the maximum spell power he could use to cast spells and activate treasures...
Ye Han's maximum spell power was like a wooden barrel. The Heaven-Devouring Cauldron could continuously replenish his spell power, pouring water into that barrel, but the amount of water it could hold was limited. Once it exceeded the barrel's capacity, it would simply keep spilling over...
Although certain methods, such as cultivating immortal arts and spells or using certain treasures, could further increase the barrel's spell-power capacity, the increase was still quite limited...
The increase afforded by the Ten Thousand Stars Return to Origin Art, however, was truly terrifying. Now that Ye Han had cultivated it to the third layer, the art could already increase his maximum spell power tenfold...
Why were cultivators' treasures divided into so many grades? It came down to whether a cultivator possessed spell power strong enough to activate those treasures...
For instance, when Ye Han's cultivation was low, he could use the Heaven-Devouring Cauldron to stack his spell power and activate a spirit treasure, but without sufficient cultivation, the might and power he could unleash remained limited. Only once his spell power, cultivation, and divine abilities were sufficient could he unleash that spirit treasure's full might...
Ye Han faced the same problem now. He possessed many supreme immortal treasures and immortal