Lin Fan intended to use life and death as a "frame," fusing and refining the fires of the myriad heavens and Daos to burn forth his true self and transcend.
This was utterly shocking. If word got out, everyone would think he had gone mad. How could it possibly succeed? It was sheer fantasy.
And the inevitable consequence of doing this was to be burned to ashes!
But Lin Fan was confident. He had already succeeded in the first step: the Great Dao fires of life and death coexisted, intertwining in a state of balance.
Next, he only needed to add new Great Dao flames and keep them circulating in balance within a "circle."
Of course, saying it was one thing; doing it was anything but simple. This path was terribly difficult, and one misstep could mean death and the dissolution of his Dao.
For if he failed to strike the right balance, the fires of ten thousand Daos would erupt, burst out of that "frame," and backlash against him, leaving him with only a slim chance of survival.
For now, he did not act immediately. Instead, he adjusted his condition, emptying and stilling himself, waiting until he reached his peak before proceeding.
Boom!
At last, Lin Fan acted. Two different flames rose within his body, intertwining to form a great Yin-Yang furnace that enveloped him.
Then flames appeared throughout the valley, some emerging from the void and others descending from the heavens, engulfing the place in an instant.
The sight was spectacular, as though several volcanoes had erupted, burning the surrounding vegetation to ash and turning the valley into a field of lava.
"Woof! So many Dao laws appearing at once-is this brat going to burn himself to death?"
Puppy had been startled and had also remembered a few