3756: C3756 Journey to the West Is Different from the Universe

C3756 Journey to the West Is Different from the Universe

Unlike the All Heavens and Realms, the The Mythical World of The Western Travels didn't have the limitation of three thousand Great Daos. If a cultivator wanted to break through to the Golden Immortal Realm, he didn't need to occupy a single source.

As long as he had sufficient understanding of the Great Daos, he would be able to break through to the Golden Immortal Realm.

In the All Heavens and Realms, a quasi-Heavenly Venerate expert had to choose a Grand Dao to cultivate and control the source of this Grand Dao, and become a Heavenly Venerate that had attained the Dao.

For example, a quasi-Heavenly Venerate who cultivated the flame path would be able to become a Heavenly Venerate by controlling the source of the flame path.

After becoming a Heavenly Venerate with the Great Dao of Fire, this Heavenly Venerate would no longer be able to comprehend other Great Daos because of the power of the Great Dao of Fire.

No.

To be precise, the Heavenly Venerate could cultivate other Great Daos, but he would not be able to raise the realms of other Great Daos to the Heavenly Venerate level.

At most, this Heavenly Venerate could only increase the level of other Great Daos, such as the cultivation of his fleshly body to the peak of the quasi-Heavenly Venerate level. It would be impossible for him to advance any further.

Comprehension of realms below the Heavenly Venerate was not very useful for the growth of an Heavenly Venerate's strength. Generally speaking, Heavenly Venerates rarely spent energy to comprehend other Great Daos.

On the other hand, cultivators in the The Mythical World of The Western Travels did not have such restrictions.

Even if Sun Wukong and the other cultivators in The Mythical World of The Western Travels broke through to the Golden Immortal realm, they could also cultivate several Great Daos at the same time.

Without considering the cultivation resources and energy required, Sun Wukong and the others could even cultivate all kinds of Great Dao.

Of course, this was impossible.

Not to mention that every Great Dao was incomparably profound, to master any one of them required a large amount of effort and energy.

Most experts spent their entire lives only to comprehend the surface of it.

Even those with monstrous talent could only cultivate two or three Great Daos at most.

Most cultivators in the The Mythical World of The Western Travels would choose one Great Dao to major in, and then cultivate the Dao of the fleshly body.

Therefore, the Body Strength of the almighty experts in the The Mythical World of The Western Travels was considered weak, or even incomparably powerful.

For example, Sun Wukong, Yang Jian, and Bull Devil King were all like this.

The thing that Celestial King was surprised about was not a problem for Sun Wukong at all.

Sun Wukong could totally use the inheritance of the Immortal Dao in The Mythical World of The Western Travels to break the barrier of the quasi-Heavenly Venerate.

As long as he continued to cultivate, he would be able to raise his understanding of the Dao of Battle to the Heavenly Venerate when he was at the quasi-Heavenly Venerate.

If he added his own Body Strength, Sun Wukong might be able to knock down the Heavenly Venerate who occupied the Origin Flow of the Battle Path and then control the Battle Path.

Of course, this was not a simple matter. Sun Wukong would have to face many difficulties.

However, Sun Wukong's situation was already comparable to the Quasi-Heavenly Venerate who cultivated the Dao of Battle in All Heavens and Realms. It was much better.

One must know that for the Quasi-Heavenly Venerates who cultivated the Battle Dao in All Heavens and Realms, the source of the Battle Dao had basically been occupied and the possibility of breaking through to the Heavenly Venerate had basically been cut off.

Unless the Heavenly Venerates of the Battle Path had fallen, many of the quasi-Heavenly Venerates had the possibility of breaking through.

However, how difficult would it be for a Heavenly Venerate powerhouse to fall?

One had to know that in the nearly 100 eras of All Heavens and Realms, the only Heavenly Venerate that had fallen was the Heavenly Venerate of Seven Prisons.

For Heavenly Venerates who stood at the peak of the five great domains, as long as they didn't seek death themselves, there was very little possibility of them dying.

Even if they were all Empyreans, there were differences in their cultivation bases and combat strength.2

However, everyone was an Empyrean powerhouse. Even if I'm no match for you, it won't be easy for you to kill me.

If I cannot provoke you, can't I hide?

The reason why the Heavenly Venerate of Seven Prisons fell was mostly because he had fought with the Nine Heavens Immortal World, causing him to suffer heavy injuries.

The Myriad Dao Divine Master seized the opportunity to attack the Seven Prisons's Heavenly Venerate, which caused the Seven Prisons's Heavenly Venerate to suffer an indelible Dao injury.

In the end, he fell.

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