Chapter 751 - 6: The Way of Taiyi, The Way of Daluo

Chapter 751: Chapter 6: The Way of Taiyi, The Way of Daluo

Despite the changes in the timeline, the reforms in Great Xia continue to proceed vigorously.

However, as Ying Long said, there are indeed too many vested interests in Great Xia.

Although the threat of the Tao Ancestor is present, and the upper echelons are committed to advancing the reforms, the implementation remains arduous.

Nonetheless, Ying Long’s words were somewhat exaggerated since Great Xia had already unified language and script long ago.

The speech is the same, the script is the same, the tracks are aligned...

Even the currency has been unified into the bronze currency commonly used in the Hundred Lands Mountain Range thanks to the intervention of Xingtian City.

Moreover, Fu Kui, the current Witch King, learned the advanced experience from the mountain people and enforced a mandatory education system.

From the initial night schools to the current full-time compulsory education.

Fu Kui could be said to have single-handedly led Great Xia into a truly civilized society.

The only shortcoming and regret of Fu Kui might be his inability to popularize the Cultivation Method among the masses like the Hundred Lands Mountain Range.

"You’ve already done your best, after all, cultivation requires resources."

"Even if we go back more than a hundred years ago to the mountain people, wasn’t it due to various pills from the Tao Ancestor that they endured through the initial primitive accumulation phase?"

Stooping with his back, standing beside Fu Kui, Wu Xian, known as the "Divine Witch" appeared exceptionally old at this moment.

The intense turmoil and reforms over the past decades had taken their toll, even for someone with an Undying Body like him.

Whenever Wu Xian thought about this, he particularly missed the decisive Wu Yi of yore.

The lifespan of the Gods is truly too long, so long that it’s severely impacting the pace of the reforms.

Nearly a hundred years have passed in the blink of an eye, ordinary humans have undergone two or three generations, yet the initial Gods are still alive.

If only Wu Yi had eradicated this batch of Gods back then, Wu Xian would have had the confidence to forcibly advance the pace of reform within one generation’s time.

One can only say that some people, though dead, live forever in people’s hearts.

"If you ask me, you should have focused on your own cultivation back then."

Standing beside Fu Kui, Wu Luo, known as the "Lord of Weapons", appeared much more ruthless.

"Regardless of whether you pursue the Taiyi Dao or the Daluo Dao, you must have gained the strength to crush that group of ancient fossils by now."

"With absolute strength, why bother with balancing?"

Slowly withdrawing his hand from the rice field, Fu Kui at this moment finally showed a trace of a faint bitter smile.

"Taiyi Dao? Daluo Dao?"

"These are things that can be discussed only after breaking through the Divine Gate Celestial Pass, you may be overestimating me."

Looking up at the sky, Fu Kui’s gaze seemed to leap out of the River of Time, seeing the Purple Cloud Palace standing in the Outer Heaven.

To this day, Fu Kui is still unclear about why he was able to enter that Purple Cloud Palace in a dream and listen to the Tao Ancestor’s lecture on Daluo Dao and Taiyi Dao.

The specific details of that dream have become somewhat hazy for Fu Kui.

But the detailed content of the lecture has been deeply engraved in Fu Kui’s mind.

The Tao Ancestor started by mentioning that as the number of cultivators increases, the success of Pathfinders is rapidly growing visibly.

Especially the emergence of the All Heaven Star Gods system, greatly lowered the threshold for Pathfinders.

From then on, any Great Celestial God who crossed the Divine Gate Celestial Pass could achieve the Star God Dao, even if they couldn’t find their own path.

Thus, the differences among Pathfinders have become indescribable.

In response to this situation, the Tao Ancestor categorized the Pathfinders into different levels.

At least, most of the Pathfinders understand it this way.

Without understanding the relationship between the Tao Ancestor and Queen Mother of the West, no one would think this was Li Boyang paving the way for Xiluo’s future pathfinding.

First was addressing the difference between the All Heaven Star Gods and conventional Pathfinders.

Of course, Li Boyang did not mention the All Heaven Star Gods system during these lectures.

Li Boyang mainly clarified the differences among Pathfinders.

It is well known that among Pathfinders, some find their path through their own strength, while others succeed with opportunities and assistance from others.

Regarding these two entirely different methods of pathfinding, the most notable difference is their insight into the River of Time.

Pathfinders who can perceive and interfere with the River of Time, Li Boyang calls them "Daluo."

Those who cannot perceive the River of Time or preserve their memory during timeline changes, Li Boyang calls them "Taiyi."

The former possesses the ability to perceive past and future, naturally having greater advantages and abilities over the latter.

Although the latter cannot perceive past and future, they ultimately have embarked on the path of finding their Dao.

On this basis, Li Boyang further categorized the Pathfinders according to their cultivation and Dao achievements.

Regardless of whether these Pathfinders pursue the Taiyi Dao or the Daluo Dao.

In essence, they all have crossed the Divine Gate Celestial Pass and are qualified as Transformed Taoists.

Li Boyang collectively refers to Transformed Taoists at this stage as "Loose Immortals" — meaning immortals, Great Celestial Gods recognized neither by Heaven nor Earth.

Above the Loose Immortal is the "True Immortal" — a conventional term for Pathfinders, nearly immortal entities.

Going further is the realm of "Golden Immortal."

Li Boyang didn’t describe the Golden Immortal in detail, merely stating that each Golden Immortal is unique yet invariably possesses the power to overturn heavens and earth.

Creators like the Tao Ancestor himself, the Lord of the Netherworld, Celestial Emperor Hao can be described as Golden Immortals who have embarked on different paths.

With this "two Dao three levels" categorization, from now on Pathfinders have a more detailed classification.

Namely, Taiyi Loose Immortal, Taiyi True Immortal, Taiyi Golden Immortal.

And in contrast, Daluo Loose Immortal, Daluo True Immortal, and Daluo Golden Immortal.

In terms of rank, Taiyi Dao and Daluo Dao are theoretically equivalent.

However, in terms of specific abilities, Pathfinders pursuing the Daluo Dao are generally stronger than those pursuing the Taiyi Dao.

But Li Boyang emphasized at the end that, regardless of Taiyi Dao or Daluo Dao, these should only be reference points.

True Dadaos are ultimately similar and reach the same goal by different paths, making it difficult to confine them under a specific and unified rule.

Take, for instance, Emperor Hao, who has completed his eternal proof of path.

Although he was trapped in his own era once, who would dare underestimate his true ability?

Especially after successfully proving his path, it was akin to leaping from an unproven "Daluo Loose Immortal" to a historical-crossing "Daluo Golden Immortal."

From Loose Immortal to Golden Immortal, from Celestial Emperor to the Lord of Heaven...

No matter how dramatic these changes are, they do not alter that Emperor Hao was the strongest in his era.

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