Da Xuan Martial Saint-Chapter 815: Original Text: 446 Finally Entering Blood Exchange!_2 After modification:
Chapter 815: Original Text -446 Finally Entering Blood Exchange!_2 After modification:
Knowing that the situation was already set in stone, but still maintaining their composure, the King of Jin bowed to the King of Dongping and said, “Uncle Dongping, since everything is settled, I shall take my leave now.”
The King of Chu and the King of Zhao followed suit, bowing and leaving, showing little interest in further developments. The King of Qing even gave a cold glance at the King of Han, but the King of Han remained calm and unbothered by their attitudes.
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Seeing that the King of Jin and others had all left, the King of Dongping, Ji Yongheng, frowned slightly.
Although he was the keeper of the Qiankun Cauldron and did not involve himself in court politics, he was roughly aware of the court’s layout. He could see that the King of Jin and the King of Chu, among others, were dissatisfied with the King of Han. Choosing the King of Han would likely spark major conflicts in the future.
However, he had no interest in power struggles or the throne. If not for the special circumstances, he wouldn’t have planned to intervene in the disputes among the Eight Princes. Now that the Qiankun Cauldron had chosen its master, he focused on it alone.
As for future conflicts, he had no intention of interfering further.
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The Qiankun Cauldron choosing the King of Han made him who had an unstable foundation the closest to the throne, an unexpected turn for the Da Xuan Dynasty Court.
Of course, the specifics of this matter were only known among the top figures of the Da Xuan Court and were not known to the public. But as time went by, the court quickly noticed the shift in the situation.
Meanwhile, ten thousand miles away in the Outer Sea.
In the depths of the sea.
At the moment when the King of Han received the Qiankun Cauldron’s recognition, Chen Mu, who had been enduring the Heaven and Earth Infusion for almost half a year, saw a faint glow from his once dim Heart Soul Moon.
In a state between sleep and wakefulness, Chen Mu’s flicker of consciousness gradually reassembled, finally forming a complete thought. At last, his entire awareness fully revived, his consciousness completely returned!
“Ji Yongzhao…”
In the first moment of regaining his thoughts, Chen Mu sighed slightly and said, “The flow of destiny and the trials have indeed brought me some trouble, but without enduring these tribulations, it would be difficult to achieve true Perfection.”
He never believed in the so-called mandates of heaven and fate, but now it seemed that if this world truly had a certain degree of ‘will’, then everything under its operation did indeed have a mysterious balance.
After the refining with the Red Birth Fruit, his soul strength was comparable to that of a Celestial Master, but his understanding of the world was still somewhat lacking. The ordeal brought by Ji Yongzhao completely filled these gaps. While comprehending the mechanisms of the world, he also, through the Body Infusion of the Power of Heaven and Earth, solidified a point of ‘Immortal’ Spiritual Light!
Although Chen Mu’s understanding of the levels of the soul was not deep, at his current Realm, he could roughly judge that the condensation of this point of Immortal Spiritual Light was of crucial importance for advancing to higher levels!
At this moment.
Some memories belonging to Ji Yongzhao were still flowing in Chen Mu’s mind.
But these images could no longer affect Chen Mu’s self. To him, it was like watching external images and clips. The true consciousness belonging to Ji Yongzhao had completely dissipated, no longer existing.
Chen Mu did not rush to examine his physical condition but first separated all the scattered memory fragments belonging to Ji Yongzhao and reviewed each one. Most were useless information, but some contained secrets about the Xuan World, including coincidentally, some concepts about the ‘God Realm’!
“God Realm…”
Chen Mu carefully discerned this part of the memory and murmured to himself.
Even Ji Yongzhao, who had lived for nearly two centuries, ruled the world for over a hundred years, stood as a Celestial Human, and explored the Great Wilderness several times, had limited understanding of the God Realm, which happened to match Chen Mu’s knowledge.
The God Realm.
When a living being refines both their body and soul to the apex and ultimately leaps over a certain threshold, completely breaking free from the constraints of the world’s rules, transcending beyond the world, they truly enter the God Realm!
This confirmed Chen Mu’s suspicion that even martial artists in the Blood Exchange Realm could not achieve eternal life, not because their physique wasn’t strong enough or they couldn’t stop the loss of qi-blood, but because they hadn’t severed the bonds and shackles of the world.
The shackles of lifespan come from the world itself.
Martial artists are born and grow within the world; even at the Blood Exchange Realm, they still rely on the Power of Heaven and Earth and must constantly communicate with the world. Naturally, they remain bound by the world’s laws.
“Indeed, the Xuan World has not birthed a being in the God Realm for a reason.”
Chen Mu reviewed Ji Yongzhao’s memories.
According to Ji Yongzhao, the reigning Emperor, who had the deepest understanding of many worldly secrets, the Xuan World had not produced a God Realm being for two reasons: the concentration of Heaven and Earth’s Yuan Qi in the Xuan World was not up to standard.
Chen Mu had judged this earlier because he had noticed that the Xuan World seemed to be in a process of transformation. The concentration of Heaven and Earth’s Yuan Qi was improving at an extremely slow rate. Undoubtedly, the richer the Yuan Qi, the more various Heaven and Earth Spiritual Items would appear, and the more suitable it would be for the cultivation of Body Tempering Martial Arts.
He didn’t know how long this enhancement of Yuan Qi would last, but in just a few decades or hundreds of years, there wouldn’t be significant changes. Only over thousands and tens of thousands of years could there be more noticeable changes.
