For the World-Weary Evil Monk, his Great Dao was Demon Buddha Unity.
He believed in the truth of Buddhism, even considering it a stepping stone for the growth of the Myriad Races.
Yet at the same time, he did not approve of Buddhism's methods of enlightening the masses.
Instead, he held the Devil Race's methods in higher regard.
In the end, he embarked upon a path where Buddha and demon became one.
So-called Demon Buddha Unity meant using the Devil Race's methods to carry out the deeds of Buddhism.
Put nicely, it was wielding thunderous methods while harboring a Bodhisattva's heart.
Thus, the Dao Spirits he condensed were centered around nine Buddha Statues.
These nine Buddha Statues represented his joy, anger, sorrow, and delight—the Seven Emotions and Six Desires.
They could be said to be nine incomparably powerful Dao Spirits.
Xu Zimo felt that these Dao Spirits were rather similar to the path of True Fate he had walked.
True Fate was the essence at the core of a person.
It evolved everything one cultivated into one's True Fate.
Yet as Xu Zimo's strength had grown ever greater, he had gradually become less reliant on True Fate.
Now that he saw these Dao Spirits appear, he could not help but take an even greater interest in them.
Because these Dao Spirits were equivalent to an advanced version of True Fate.
They were stronger than True Fate, yet their principles shared many similarities.
This was the cultivation system created by the Undying Sage.
Xu Zimo had to admit one thing.
On the path of cultivation, the Undying Sage had gone farther than all of them.
The cultivation system he had created was also an excellent path of verification.
However, at this moment, he had no time to observe or contemplate further.