The conceptualization of a part of the body is only the beginning of becoming an immortal; it is far from the completion of the transformation into an immortal.
The conceptualization of the whole body is a long process that cannot be rushed.
According to Li Xingkong's estimate, it will take him more than ten thousand years to complete the conceptualization of his entire body.
Cultivation knows no time, especially at such a crucial time as becoming an immortal.
Li Xingkong cut off all external factors, even the system itself.
During his time as an immortal, he wanted to ensure that absolutely no one could disturb him.
After testing it on his own feet, Li Xingkong did not proceed step by step from bottom to top, but instead directly chose his eyes as the organ to be conceptualized next.
Whether it's spiritual practice or scientific research, the most important thing when exploring a new field of knowledge is to first be able to observe it.
Although he had already conceptualized his own path by feeling his way across the river, from the perspective of a Nascent Soul, he had no way to observe whether his cultivation had gone wrong from the level of an immortal.
A slight error can lead to a huge mistake. Becoming an immortal is a rigorous process that allows no room for error.
Therefore, Li Xingkong chose to transform his eyes first.
Let it first become a conceptual sensory organ, and then transform it throughout the whole body.
To allow myself, a deaf and blind person, to first open my eyes and see the world.
As the most important sensory organ before the emergence of Divine Sense, the eyes naturally play a crucial role in the human body. Even after the emergence of Divine Sense, the detection range of Divine Sense is not necessarily as far as that of eyesight.
Divine Sense is comprehensive; if we're only talking about distance, then the eyes can see further.
The same applies to ascending to immortality. First, one must transform these eyes into a conceptual state before one can better adjust to the state of ascending to immortality.
As a result, in just a few years, Li Xingkong, who was still in seclusion, suddenly became blurry. His eyes looked as if they had been pixelated, and no matter how you looked at them, you couldn't see them clearly.
On Li Xingkong's side, he also found that his perspective had undergone a tremendous change.
Originally, he saw mountains as mountains and water as water, but now, Li Xingkong felt as if his eyes had turned into countless small squares, each containing a different scene.
The only thing they have in common is that all the people or things in these images are related to Li Xingkong.
He felt as if he had become a fly with compound eyes; for a while, Li Xingkong's brain was blocked by the massive flow of information.
The Immortal Eyes are indeed powerful; they can see everything in the world. However, the problem is that for Li Xingkong, with his current cultivator body, controlling these eyes is still too difficult.
The transformation itself took only a few years, but controlling those eyes took hundreds of years.
This was only possible because Li Xingkong Nascent Soul, with a solid foundation, and had chosen the path of Human Immortal, which allowed him to accomplish everything in such a short time.
If it were anyone else, it definitely wouldn't have been something that could be done in such a short time.
Li Xingkong finally understood why it was so difficult for Dao Immortal and Spirit Immortal to become powerful.
If it's one of these two types of immortals, the transformation and re-control of just one sensory organ would probably take tens of thousands of years.
If the order of transformation is wrong, one's five senses may be blocked by the massive flow of information, making one a living dead person for thousands of years.
Fortunately, although Li Xingkong acted recklessly, he managed to handle the consequences.
After regaining control of his eyes, Li Xingkong looked at the foot that had been transformed.
Under the gaze of those eyes, my feet looked like a child's creation of clay, a Distortion line.
In other words, Li Xingkong knew it was his own foot; if it were anyone else, they would probably think it was Nike that had invaded.
Even stick figure drawings are better than this.
This is the problem of becoming an immortal without observation; since there is no system of observation, whatever one creates is entirely up to one's whims.
Like a fish in the deep sea, because it can't see anything, it starts to grow wildly and haphazardly.
However, Li Xingkong did not immediately address the issue with his foot; he needed to correct his vision first.
That's right. They are both conceptual products derived from the blind men and the elephant. It doesn't make sense that if the feet look like this, one's eyes are the standard.
He first had to use these two eyes to correct each other, ensuring that his observations were absolutely objective.
The eye correction was relatively simple. Li Xingkong randomly selected a few locations that mentioned him, then had a pair of eyes move to those locations and began to correct the senses and vision of the eyes at the corresponding locations.
The rules of the world are ever-changing, and it is precisely because of this that Li Xingkong needs to utilize these differences in rules and environment to adjust his perspective to align with his own standards.
After confirming that his eyes were properly adjusted, Li Xingkong inspiration.
Now that I can observe the forms of immortals, before transforming myself, could I first observe the forms of other immortals for reference?
Once the idea popped into my head, I couldn't put it down.
Indeed, with so many True Immortal before us, it doesn't seem like there's any harm in taking a look first.
As for who to look at, Li Xingkong didn't know many immortals, and it would be impolite to rashly go to see someone, so his target was very clear.
It's either his master or Wan Chongshan.
Li Xingkong still preferred to go see what his master looked like, after all, he was the Primordial Lady Seeking the Dao, and his path to immortality was definitely righteous.
The moment the thought crossed his mind, Li Xingkong's eyes were already Hall of Seeking the Dao.
Although it only has one pair of eyes and nothing else, those eyes alone are enough to convey information.
Moreover, Li Xingkong alone could see through all those who sought him in the world, let alone Yuanjun.
He had only just landed outside the hall when Yuanjun reached out and pulled him inside, his eyes enveloping him.
"You have quite the nerve, daring to look around like that."
What appeared before Li Xingkong at this moment was not the ball of light he had seen before. In Li Xingkong's eyes, the Primordial Lady Seeking the Dao was now just an ordinary human, showing no signs of anything unusual.
"A newborn calf is not afraid of a tiger; this is a good opportunity to teach him a lesson."
As Li Xingkong was looking around, he noticed that one of his eyes had been lifted up and turned around. Li Xingkong realized that it was none other than Wan Chongshan.
"Oh my god, you're really willing to do that?"
Yuanjun laughed and tossed Li Xingkong's glasses, which landed perfectly in the best vantage point.
"How could I bear to part with it? I'll string it into beads and play with it."
While Wan Chongshan was talking, he was actually playing with the eyeball like a walnut.
"Luckily you didn't look around. If someone had caught you, they wouldn't have let you off so easily."
After fiddling with it for a while, Wan Chongshan tossed the eye in his hand, which landed right where Li Xingkong had placed it.
"Very well, I, as your master, haven't taught you much, so I'll just show you the appearance of True Immortal."