The Immortal Treasure Basin
Chapter 1057

The Inner Sect's Prodigy

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After hearing their explanations, He Pingsheng roughly understood the purpose of the Dao-Stabilizing Heavenly Stele.

It was very important for cultivators like him who had ascended from a lower realm.

They had once comprehended the Daoist laws of the Spirit Realm, and almost every ascended cultivator had attained an extremely deep understanding of them.

The problem, however, was that the laws of the Immortal Realm stood a level above the rules of the Spirit Realm.

After ascending to the Immortal Realm, they could only comprehend its Great Dao once their cultivation reached the Golden Immortal Stage.

Before reaching that stage, the Daoist laws they had comprehended in the Spirit Realm would slowly slip away until they vanished entirely.

To preserve those Daoist laws, they needed the [Dao-Stabilizing Heavenly Stele].

The benefits of stabilizing their Daoist laws were numerous.

First, after reaching the Golden Immortal Stage, they could continue using the Divine Abilities previously supported by their Spirit Realm Daoist laws with only minor modifications.

For He Pingsheng, Divine Abilities such as his [Five Elements Unity Heaven Scripture], [Void Swift Movement], [Spatial Wormhole], [Temporal Paralysis], [Yellow Springs Soul-Seizing Chain], and [Six Paths Soul-Stealing Art] could all continue to be used.

Of course, before using them, he would simply need to compare the rules of the Spirit Realm with those of the Immortal Realm and make corrections.

That was stabilizing the Dao with the Heavenly Stele!

Second, comprehending the Great Dao in the Immortal Realm was extraordinarily difficult, and taking the first step was harder still.

With the Daoist laws and rules previously comprehended in the Spirit Realm serving as a foundation and intermediary, comprehending the Great Dao of the Immortal Realm could yield unexpected results.

That was the purpose of the Dao-Stabilizing Heavenly Stele.

Of course, for more than ninety-nine percent

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