Before Ye Han attained true immortal cultivation, he had been like any other cultivator, pursuing immortal ascension and everlasting life without death.
For any cultivator, everlasting life without death was indeed an irresistible lure and incentive to ascend to immortality, the wellspring that drove countless cultivators to persevere in their cultivation and venture into countless Dangerous Lands.
One could say that everlasting life without death was a cultivator's lifelong goal. After all, cultivators were numerous, and their numbers at every realm could be described as infinite. Yet how many could truly achieve immortal ascension and attain true immortal cultivation?
But once he truly became a true immortal and possessed a true immortal's power, that astonishing sense of control over the Heavenly Dao made him feel that immortality was nothing more than empty words.
Throughout Ye Han's long cultivation journey, he had encountered countless dangers and battles. He had long since lost count of how many times he had nearly died at the hands of other cultivators or powerful beings.
Yet in the end, Ye Han was still alive and well. Not only that, but as he weathered those dangers and defeated powerful opponents, he gained countless insights into cultivation. His cultivation kept rising until he finally attained his current true immortal cultivation.
To him now, immortality was not important, because he was still alive and faced no threat from his lifespan running out.
Another fact that greatly influenced him was that cultivators who truly gained Heavenly Dao recognition and survived their immortal tribulation enjoyed the Heavenly Dao's protection. Even if they perished, they would have a chance at rebirth.
This so-called chance at rebirth was an opportunity to undergo the Heavenly Dao cycle. It was much the same as the great Heavenly Dao cycle, except that the Heavenly Dao cycle