The Harsh Road to Immortality: Built on White Bones
Chapter 1522

Calling Them to Account

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The Spirit Stones consumed by rule enlightenment finally totaled five billion.

That did not even include the various remains Qing Chen had purchased at great expense.

The price was by no means small.

But in exchange, his power of Blood Path Rules had surged from two and a half strands to nearly four, his Brahma Demon-Refining Art had reached the peak of the twelfth layer, he had formed a third Brahma-Blood Demon Wheel, and his cultivation had truly reached the Nascent Soul peak!

On top of that, his physical strength had already reached late Immortality ten years ago.

Feeling the vast power surging ceaselessly within him, Qing Chen's heart swelled.

He was now frighteningly strong, and his divine soul was still growing thanks to his breakthrough in cultivation! Its powerful energy radiated into his Nascent Soul, and their mutual influence faintly showed signs of forming a primordial spirit prototype.

The reach of his divine sense extended far beyond a thousand li.

"Worth it!" Qing Chen rose to his feet.

Three wheels had formed, his Nascent Soul had reached its peak, and his divine soul had advanced another step.

All that remained was to stabilize the primordial spirit prototype, form the fourth Brahma-Blood Demon Wheel, attain true grotto-heaven power, upgrade the Demon Banner, and transform his Blood Path into a domain.

And gain complete control over the Iron Household Primordial Magnetism Cauldron.

No, preferably the Qing Chen Primordial Magnetism Cauldron.

Otherwise, he had no confidence in attempting to break through to Spirit Transformation. After all, the terrifying Three Lives Killing Tribulation still lurked at his side.

His breakthrough to Nascent Soul had left him with lingering dread.

Once the four wheels united as one, he could truly begin attempting to cross the chasm of Spirit Transformation that had barred countless prodigies

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