In Li Xingkong's vision, he saw the Primordial Lady Seeking the Dao raise his hands, and his whole body radiated endless rosy light from the inside out.
Although she still appeared to have a human form, in Li Xingkong's eyes, countless streams of information flowed outward from her body, like a wisp of smoke.
The radiant glow seemed to illuminate the entire Primordial World; no matter which direction Li Xingkong looked, he could see the presence of Yuanjun.
Layers upon layers of rosy light seemed to fill the entire world, and Li Xingkong even sensed that this rosy light was also swirling within his own body.
"Immortals are formless; the physical bodies seen by the naked eye are merely the manifestations that immortals wish to reveal."
After revealing her true form as an immortal, Yuanjun clasped her hands together, and all the scenes vanished. Li Xingkong saw only Yuanjun standing before him again, as if what he had just seen was all a dream.
"Go! All immortals are different. Don't doubt yourself because of superficial appearances. Now that you've embarked on the path to immortality, you must first have unwavering faith in yourself."
"Exactly, you'll understand when you become an immortal. Immortals don't care about these things."
Wan Chongshan sat to the side and said with a smile.
"This disciple has learned much."
Since both seniors had said so, Li Xingkong stopped peeking around and simply withdrew his eyes.
Since becoming an immortal requires unwavering self-belief, Li Xingkong already had a plan in mind.
He is human, and that has never changed even after he embarked on the path of cultivation.
Now that he has transformed into an immortal body, it is naturally more suitable for Li Xingkong to adopt a human form.
With that in mind, Li Xingkong fixed his gaze on the leg that had already been transformed, and then, while observing it, began to adjust the appearance of the leg.
Only after it became exactly like his own body, and after examining it closely several times, did Li Xingkong begin to conceptualize his entire body.
Once observational tools and samples were available, the conceptualization of the body was a natural process; it only required a little more time and effort.
Before long, Li Xingkong's body had completely transformed into a conceptual state. At this moment, from a material perspective, he had already achieved an immortal body.
In his current state, calling him Half-Immortal wouldn't be an exaggeration.
However, becoming an immortal involves not only the material state but also the spiritual state.
After completing the physical transformation, Li Xingkong still needed to convert his soul, Divine Sense, computing power, and even the foundation of his cultivation and the Dharma Aspect he had cultivated into a conceptual state before he could be considered to have truly achieved immortality.
A portion of his cultivation had been transformed along with his physical body, but there was still a portion that Li Xingkong needed to figure out himself.
Especially his Three Palaces, which can be considered his own unique system. If he wanted to turn it into a concept, he would have to explore it from scratch.
After some deliberation, once his physical transformation was complete, Li Xingkong's next choice was his Divine Sense.
As the most important means of observation for cultivators, it eventually replaced the traditional five senses in the perception of heaven and earth. The importance of Divine Sense to cultivators is beyond doubt.
Although Li Xingkong had no more concerns about the appearance of his immortal body after receiving guidance from Yuanjun, the most important thing for this new stage of becoming an immortal was understanding it.
In any case, awareness must be raised first.
The components of one's soul state differ from those of the material state. The transformation of the material state is quite simple, since it consists of tangible objects that can be seen and touched. However, the soul state is entirely different.
Although with the help of Divine Sense, it can be considered visible and usable, the soul state is naturally much more concealed than the material state, which is why Li Xingkong wanted to transform his Divine Sense first.
Only a transformed Divine Sense can more accurately perceive its own soul state.
Li Xingkong felt that the process of Spirit Transformation consciousness was like lighting a mosquito coil, igniting his Divine Sense inch by inch, and then transforming it into a conceptual state.
His foundation was too solid, and his Divine Sense was far stronger than that of ordinary cultivators. Therefore, the transformation of his Divine Sense became a long and slow process. Although Li Xingkong's transformation speed was fast, it was still far from enough compared to his Divine Sense, which could cover dozens of star systems at a time.
However, although there are many kinds of Divine Sense, they are quite homogeneous, so its conversion speed is constantly increasing, just like a car going downhill and turning; the longer it goes, the faster it goes.
At first, Li Xingkong was completely focused on the transformation of his Divine Sense, but after the Divine Sense reached a certain level, Li Xingkong was able to spare some time to look at other things.
With the conceptualization of his Divine Sense complete, a new world appeared before Li Xingkong's eyes.
The original world order vanished before Li Xingkong's eyes, leaving only a combination of countless concepts and a highly abstract world framework.
It's as if you've suddenly stumbled into the real world and seen the underlying code that makes up that world.
At the same time, Li Xingkong also saw the lines emanating from his own body.
It's Karmic Thread.
With the blessing of Divine Sense, Li Xingkong was finally able to see his own Karmic Thread with his own eyes.
These Karmic Thread, varying in thickness and color, resembled a spider web, hanging around Li Xingkong and extending into the distance.
From the perspective of an immortal, distance in the real universe has lost its original purpose. Whichever line Li Xingkong Li Xingkong looks at, the corresponding figure will appear directly in front of him.
There are three colors of Karmic Thread. Li Xingkong only fiddled with them a few times before he knew the difference between the three types of Karmic Thread.
The gray lines represent unknown causes and effects, occupying only a very small portion of Li Xingkong's Karmic Thread; they account for less than 1% of the densely packed lines.
The white lines represent the cause and effect that we already understand. These lines are noticeably thicker and more tightly connected than the gray lines, like a taut rope during a tug-of-war.
The silver lines represent the cause and effect between immortals.
Since both parties are immortals, this karmic connection, though not particularly strong, is one that neither dares to touch.
Originally, it was just a feud with one immortal, but if this line is crossed, the feud will extend beyond just that one immortal. All the immortals connected by this line will unite against a common enemy.
The thickness of the line represents the strength of cause and effect.
Li Xingkong looked at the three thickest lines on his body, all of which were silver. Two of them led into the Hall of Seeking the Dao, while the other led to the Jade Void Palace.
Li Xingkong only witnessed firsthand the close relationship between him and the Jade Void Palace at this moment.
The perspective of an immortal is Nascent Soul apart from that of a Nascent Soul cultivator. For a moment, Li Xingkong almost forgot that his ascension to immortality was only halfway complete.
He was like a newborn baby, full of curiosity about everything in front of him.
I want to see everything clearly.