Data cultivation, I observe immortality in the five elements

The woman with divine markings emerged from the lava, revealing a pair of fair and translucent lotus-root arms that shimmered in the flames.

Upon closer inspection, one can see that these skin surfaces are covered with mysterious runes, flowing like water and constantly releasing the energy of the Great Dao.

Although the current will of the Cangwu Realm is still in its infancy, a born god is a born god. Of the three thousand Great Daos, He occupies at least one-third of them!

At this moment, Luo Yan's envisioned state of cultivating all laws simultaneously was confirmed in the woman with divine patterns.

But upon closer examination, there are actually some differences.

The woman with divine markings was formed from the Daoist principles of a small world, based on the Five Elements of the Great Dao, the laws of clouds, wind, rain, fog, and dust, and then gathered thousands of Great Dao principles.

This is how a very unique individual is formed.

Everything has its method; the Great Way is condensed within the body, like a dream, hazy and indistinct; the Great Way is not as it appears.

Luo Yan observed the woman with divine markings up close and discovered that this was a vessel of the Dao, a sphere filled with colorful clouds that did not interfere with each other, yet their great power worked together.

As Luo Yan observed more closely, he realized that he could not learn this way of coexisting laws!
Because his body is not yet able to bear so many laws and principles.

If you force them together, there will only be one outcome.

That is Luo Yan's body, which will be shattered by the Great Dao, exploding like fireworks and turning into dust.

At the same time, Luo Yan also discovered that many of the laws and Daoist principles within the woman with the divine markings had a sense of fragmentation.

It looks like a picture pieced together from countless fragments.

From afar, the Great Dao appears wondrous.

Upon closer inspection, however, it is full of disjointedness, fragmentation, and awkwardness.
Perhaps this is the reason why the Great Dao of the lower realm is incomplete; it is not whole!
The more one comprehends it, the more one discovers that it is a shackle, locked above the heads of all beings in the Cangwu Realm.

However, it also has some reference value for Luo Yan.

He even saw fragments of the laws of time inside, though few, enough to serve as a starting point, which was barely acceptable.

"My path of cultivation may seem similar to this, but in reality, they are two completely different routes."

Luo Yan pondered for a moment, then realized that the Dao Body formed by the will of Heaven and Earth was a parallel line where countless Dao principles converged.

One after another, seemingly endless.

No matter how close they are to each other, they will never get tangled.

Because they have a sufficiently large vessel, a life-bearing planet, which can completely contain those great laws and principles.

On the contrary, Luo Yan's own path of laws is more like a pyramid, with the top layer being suppressed by the laws of emptiness such as fate, cause and effect, life, and faith.

The lower base is filled using a single basic principle to achieve a perfect fusion.

It appears to be a whole, but in reality it is still an independent entity, with each other not interfering with the others.

The other one is simply integrated into one; the Yin and Yang can transform into the Five Elements, and the Qi of the Sword can also be condensed into the great power of destiny.

These fundamental principles, after being deliberately integrated, have become an integral part of Luo Yan's body, as easily as his own hand.

"Senior, do beings like you become stronger the more Great Dao Laws you comprehend?"

Luo Yan asked, feeling very curious. If this was the way of heaven and earth, did it mean that the path he was on had gone astray?
Or, if Luo Yan were to create a separate inner world and store these Great Dao Laws within it, wouldn't that mean he could contain the entire world?

Could this be the true application of the Three Thousand Great Daos?

Luo Yan's thoughts raced as he repeatedly considered the feasibility of this path of cultivation.

Because with Luo Yan's physical strength, the fusion of dozens of Great Dao Laws into one is already his current limit.

If one tries to continue cultivating further, it will inevitably cause a backlash from the Dao principles within the body.
"Child, the world you were born into is called the Cangwu Cultivation World. You may call me Cang!"

"As for your question, I can only give my own answer, but it may not be suitable for you."

The woman with the divine markings knew that this young human had exceptional comprehension, and she didn't mind his careful observation, nor did she consider such a deep scrutiny to be offensive.

On the contrary, they appeared open and honest.

Because He is not human, has no physical form, and is not distinguished by human gender, He naturally has no worldly moral concepts.

In the eyes of the woman with the divine markings, the human junior before her was just one of her countless children.

She's just the best one.

"The Dao you speak of is, in my eyes, more like nourishment."

"Throughout the entire universe, they are practically everywhere!"

The woman with the divine markings spoke, and Luo Yan listened attentively, carefully pondering her words.

In the eyes of the will of heaven and earth, are the laws of the Great Dao merely a means of growth?

Since they are everywhere, why can't we see them all?
"The world is vast and boundless, containing worlds, star fields, and universes."

"The laws of nature are also divided into two categories: light and darkness. Light is Yang, and darkness is Yin."

"Under the same universe, the laws of the Great Dao are eternal; they are ethereal and wander in every corner of the starry sky."

"The laws of Yang can be nurtured by heaven and earth and will manifest naturally, but the laws of Yin require a certain opportunity to manifest."

The woman with the divine markings recounted two sources of the Great Dao's laws: one is something that exists naturally from the outside, and the other is something that is conceived from within.

These are two different paths. The so-called "three thousand great paths" is actually an ideal upper limit to the number of laws.

It is not that the true number of the Great Dao is three thousand!

"I captured a wisp of the Yang Dao from the world and swallowed it into my body. Thus, the Cangwu Realm evolved the prototype of this law."

"I absorbed the Five Elements Laws, and thus the earth, mountains, rivers and streams came into being."

"I have devoured the wind, thunder, clouds, and rain. Thus, wind, rain, thunder, and lightning will be born in the Cangwu Realm."

"The more Great Dao Laws I absorb, the more perfect the Cangwu Realm will become, and the stronger I will become."

According to the woman with the divine markings, the laws of the Great Dao do not come from nowhere, but are a resource, a visible resource that is always wandering under the starry sky.

He took a bite yesterday, and today a trace of the same Dao will be born within his body.

However, although the laws of the world may seem to number only three thousand, most of them are actually mysterious and intangible concrete forms.

Such as dreams, fate, faith, and even swordsmanship.

These are things that the beings within the ancient star of life need to comprehend. After they pass away, the will of this world will naturally grasp this trace of Dao.

The numerous fragment patterns that Luo Yan observed originated from this.

After much contemplation, Luo Yan realized that the viewpoint expressed by the woman with the divine markings was actually a path of evolution, a path of transformation.

Beneath the starry sky, countless streams of Dao energy wander; if one can capture them, one can integrate them into oneself. However, these Dao energy streams are generally the most basic laws, such as the Five Elements, clouds, rain, and mist.

They constitute everything in the entire universe.

This is the most fundamental of all foundations, the core of the formation of all worlds, and the most basic stage.

They collided and were born in the universe, eventually coalescing into an independent life-bearing planet.

After the initial stage, the evolutionary stage of the ancient life planet begins.

At this point, they no longer rely on the laws of the starry sky that wander in the outside world, but on themselves.

Or rather, it should be those beings born on ancient planets inhabited by life!
Living beings are a very peculiar existence. They are born with a love of thinking, possess extraordinary comprehension, and are able to comprehend the laws of Yang.

These are the fundamental laws, which are the most prominent part manifested in the universe.

Other Yin laws are equivalent to the laws of ultimate principles and the laws of emptiness, such as the way of the sword, the way of the knife, the law of destiny, the law of cause and effect, and so on.

It exists throughout the entire universe, but it is completely incomprehensible to ancient life-bearing planets.

Because their understanding is not high, it is not as good as that of the human race.

Therefore, if a world wants to strengthen its foundation and master it, it needs to devour the Great Dao Laws that are dissipated by the living beings within it.

Simply put, once a cultivator passes away, the great laws he comprehended will not disappear into thin air.

Instead, they will become a part of this world.

From this perspective, the relationship between cultivators and heaven and earth is actually one of mutual support.

The more powerful the beings within an ancient life star are, the more Great Dao Laws they comprehend, and the deeper the foundation that this ancient life star will receive in return.

Thinking about this, Luo Yan finally understood why he could always see many stories in the ancient books of the Five Elements Sect about how great cultivators would be bound and attacked by heaven and earth in order to sever their mortal bodies and transform into immortal bodies.

Because by severing their mortal bodies, they are essentially cutting off their connection with this world and transforming into higher-dimensional life forms.

Without this mysterious connection, the original ancient star of life would be unable to absorb the Great Dao Laws of those beings after their passing.

The ancient planet would naturally reject such beings.

"I never imagined that the law of conservation of energy from my previous life would also apply to this world."

Luo Yan raised an eyebrow. Every blade of grass, every tree, every flower, and every stone in the ancient star of life, no matter how it changes, whether it grows strong or becomes a handful of soil, it doesn't matter.

They all have one thing in common: they are all part of this world.

This is why the woman with the divine markings called Luo Yan "child".

In His eyes, Luo Yan was indeed human, but he was also one of His children.

This is the foundation upon which the woman with the divine markings trusts Luo Yan.

Without this inseparable relationship, even if Luo Yan were a true saint, he would not be able to gain the trust of the Cangwu Realm's will.

Beings like Him are naturally inclined to have a certain degree of trust only in their own 'children'.

Luo Yan continued to ask questions about many things related to the laws of the Great Dao, and the woman with the divine markings did not refuse, explaining everything according to her own understanding.

It was only at this point that Luo Yan realized how precious the will of heaven and earth truly was.

This is practically a Taoist answer book!
Most laws in the world, unless they are extremely difficult or are a type of law of emptiness, are applicable.

Luo Yan can basically be found on the women with divine patterns.

He can ponder and comprehend as he pleases, and he can imitate as he pleases.
Suddenly, his path of cultivation became incredibly smooth.

During the following period, Luo Yan observed the Great Dao Laws swirling within the divine-patterned woman's body while teaching her how to use the Summoning Divine Technique.

This is to avoid attracting the attention of the Earth Immortal Alliance's Star Envoy. In the future, if they want to come to the Cangwu Realm, they can simply summon the Divine Pattern Woman to condense runes.

For this reason, Luo Yan was delayed for more than half a month, just to have the church's divine woman inscribe those divine incantation runes.

It was during the process of personally teaching that Luo Yan discovered that while this kind of unorthodox enlightenment was quite wise, their comprehension was indeed rather poor.

He taught her step by step, but the woman with the divine markings still grasped the concepts very slowly.

Luo Yan almost had a fit of stupidity.

While it was surprising that the will of heaven and earth in the Cangwu Realm could become a spirit, his comprehension and talent were almost no different from those of ordinary cultivators.

This isn't stupidity, it's just plain naivety.
Later, when the woman with the divine markings managed to learn a small portion of the summoning runes, it would still be at least another six months before she could fully master the art.

Luo Yan couldn't take it anymore and chose to give up. He used a recording stone to document the process of engraving the runes, and didn't intend to pass it on to anyone else.

The plan is to let the will of the Cangwu Realm learn on its own at a gradual pace.

Because the progress of learning this thing was so tedious, Luo Yan frowned many times.

So silly!

After doing all this, Luo Yan didn't want to waste any more time, so she drifted away.

As for the myriad laws and principles within the woman with the divine markings, he had a general understanding of them, but he had not practiced them.

Because these are mostly basic or common ultimate laws, the laws of emptiness are very few and not very useful to Luo Yan.

At Luo Yan's current level, dozens of laws and Daoist principles are actually enough for him to use.

If he were to study other fundamental laws, even if it were just by imitating them, it would still take him a very long time to achieve anything.

This would affect Luo Yan's cultivation progress, so he stopped trying to comprehend it.

Most importantly, they are incomplete, not the complete laws of the Great Dao!
The True Spirit Realm, the Crimson Sea, the secret chamber of Extreme Wind Island.

A figure in cyan robes slowly awoke, its gaze calm yet containing profound truths of the universe.

"Oh, the real body is back?"

"Two years have passed since you left. Did you give birth to a bunch of little Luoyans for me?"

As soon as Luo Yan opened his eyes, he heard a teasing voice beside him, and his second spirit body started to joke.

"Are you just bored and have nothing better to do?"

Luo Yan glared at him, and seeing his shameless appearance, her calm mood began to waver slightly.

"You rascal, you haven't gotten me into trouble, have you?"

Suddenly, Luo Yan seemed to have thought of something and looked at the second spirit body with a suspicious look.

Seeing this, the second spirit also showed an embarrassed smile and muttered, "It's nothing serious, just a little fire." (End of this chapter)