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Chapter 193 Soul Scattered, Heaven-Mending Stone (4)

At this moment, Ding Shui once again clearly felt that the emperor's luck was not quite enough. Here, "not quite enough" means that it was insufficient for Emperor Yonghe to easily suppress that blood and tears of cause and effect without him even realizing it.

There will still be streaks that break through the suppression.

It erodes the original true spirit.

If the original body still possessed merit, then this erosion wouldn't actually cause it much harm. But the key issue is that its current merit has been reduced to mere wisps.

They connect to form a complete small film of merit.

It's impossible to completely envelop its true spirit.

So for now, we can only say that in the short term, maybe a year or two, nothing should happen, but it's hard to say in the long term, provided that nothing happens to Lin Daiyu.

There are quite a few ways to solve this.

First, it would increase Emperor Yonghe's power. The more power Emperor Yonghe held, the more humane fortune he would naturally possess. Second, it would strengthen the nation's power; stronger nation power would naturally enhance humane fortune.

Third, it taught Emperor Yonghe how to use the power of human destiny.

Let him take the initiative to mobilize the humanitarian spirit to help suppress it.

Even unconscious, passive suppression can reduce the karmic cause and effect of blood and tears to mere wisps. If one consciously helps to suppress it, it can be perfectly suppressed.

It's even possible to completely eliminate it.

Fourthly, one can accumulate merit. Merit is a versatile energy. As long as one has enough merit, it is quite easy to not only weaken or suppress the karma of blood and tears, but also to completely break it and even restore the original soul.

However, no matter which of these four methods you use, you have to find a way to communicate with Emperor Yonghe first. It's really impossible to do it with a stone that can't even take shape yet!

So the next second, Ding Shui began to quiet down.

All the strange phenomena disappeared, leaving only the colorful glow emanating from the remnant stone used to mend the heavens, mixed with a trace of the five elements' spiritual energy transformed from the remnant stone.

It nourished the body of Emperor Yonghe.

Although these five elements of spiritual energy were transformed from the essence of the Great Sun absorbed by Ding Shui, it wasn't a direct transformation, but rather a transformation using the remnant stone from the Heaven-Mending Stone. The Heaven-Mending Stone is far more powerful than any golden elixir or supernatural organ; the five elements of spiritual energy transformed by it not only do not cause any mutations in the human body, but also perfectly suit the human body.

It can also prolong life.

It can also enhance and nourish the body's natural resources.

The reason is simple: humans were created by Nuwa before she became a saint, and the first version was called the Five-Colored Human Race. The Five-Colored Stone, the precursor to the Stone that mended the heavens, was refined by Nuwa after she became a saint using the Dao of Creation.

Both were created by the same engineer, Nuwa, using the same law, the law of creation.

Moreover, the Five-Colored Stones are products of Nuwa after she became a saint, making them even more perfect than before. They also belong to the first generation, so even if they are fragments, they are still first generation stones.

Even if it's a projection, it's at best a weak generation.

It cannot be assumed that it has degenerated into a second generation.

Humans today are long gone, perhaps tens of thousands, or even millions of generations removed from the original Five-Colored Human Race. Therefore, the Five Elements spiritual energy transformed from the fragments of the Heaven-Mending Stone, also known as the Five-Colored Stone fragments, has an exceptionally beautiful and nourishing effect on the human body.

Theoretically speaking, refining it into its original essence and integrating it into the human body might create the first generation of humans.

Or at the very least, they could become innate humans.

Therefore, at this moment, Ding Shui didn't need to worry about any problems with the Five Elements spiritual energy he had transformed. He directly poured it into Emperor Yonghe's body to give him some benefits to taste first.

This is what Xia Zhong and others see it as.

The auspicious auspicious light emanating from the auspicious object instantly enveloped Emperor Yonghe. Although he was only in his forties, he looked as old as Emperor Yonghe in his fifties. His entire body was being nourished and restored; it wouldn't be an exaggeration to say that he had reversed his aging process. In less than half an hour, he had recovered to the appearance of someone in his early thirties. His slightly gray hair had all turned black, and he looked every bit the part of a dragon and a phoenix.

Needless to say, not only Xia Zhong but also the others all knelt down.

Emperor Yonghe was also able to clearly perceive the changes in himself.

After the afterglow faded, she immediately asked Xia Zhong with great joy if she had changed at all, and told him to quickly bring her a mirror. Xia Zhong, while instructing his godson to fetch the mirror, said with equal delight:

"Your Majesty, you've become younger! You look at least twenty years younger than before. If I hadn't been with you since childhood, I almost wouldn't have recognized you."

Also, your hair has completely turned black again.

This auspicious omen is truly a treasure!

Hearing this, even before seeing the mirror, Emperor Yonghe already had a general idea of ​​what was going on, and immediately looked at the colorful jade in his hand with a face full of surprise: "Hahaha, very good, very good, what an auspicious omen..."

"So many emperors sought immortality in vain, but only I have it delivered to my door before I even began to seek it."

At this moment, the fact that Emperor Yonghe did not go mad with joy like Fan Jin after passing the imperial examination already showed that he was quite rational. So how could he not allow himself to have wild thoughts? He was already fantasizing in his mind about whether he had some kind of background, whether he was the reincarnation of the Ziwei Star Lord, or whether he was going to do something as great as Fuxi and Shennong.

Well... anyway, Ding Shui was quite speechless.

Ding Shui didn't intend to delve into his memories. The key was that she wanted to use her mental energy to communicate with him, but before she could even speak, so many fantasies and imaginings popped into his mind. Ding Shui noticed this, and there was nothing she could do about it.

It's not like Ding Shui was deliberately eavesdropping.

"Emperor Yonghe, don't be surprised. You are not some Ziwei Star Lord descended to earth. I am the five-colored stone in your hand, which can also be called a fragment of the stone left over from mending the sky."

But it's definitely not some kind of magical jade.

To prevent him from continuing to overthink and making himself laugh, Ding Shui quickly transmitted a few words using his mental power.

Then, Emperor Yonghe finally stopped his wild imagination.

He looked around in slight surprise before realizing that the person who had spoken to him was likely the jade stone he was holding. He then glanced at Xia Zhong beside him and knew without asking that Xia Zhong couldn't hear the voice, otherwise he wouldn't have been so unresponsive.

Then, after thinking for a moment, he didn't say anything.

I was just thinking about it in my mind:

"Are you the jade in my hand? Can you hear me just by thinking about me without me having to speak?"

"You're quite clever. You really don't need to speak; I can hear you just by thinking about it. I need your help with something, so this is a benefit I'm giving you in advance."

If things go smoothly, I can offer you even more benefits.

Ding Shui replied quite readily and directly. Emperor Yonghe did not respond immediately, but instead asked Xia Zhong and the others to leave first, as he needed some peace and quiet. After everyone had left and he was the only one left in the room...

He calmed down a bit, sat down, and asked:

"You just said you are a fragment of the stone left over from mending the sky, and then you mentioned a five-colored stone. What exactly do you mean? Could it be that Nuwa mending the sky was actually true? Also, what are you now? A spirit, a magical artifact, or a deity?"

Ding Shui thought for a moment and quickly responded:
"That's a really difficult question to answer!"

"To be precise, I should be considered a spirit. I was awakened by the Five-Colored Stone, but I haven't been able to take human form yet. I've only absorbed the spiritual energy of heaven and earth and the essence of the sun and moon for thousands of years."

And I was fortunate enough to receive some merit for mending the heavens.

This is how spiritual intelligence was awakened.

"It is true that Nuwa mended the sky, but she probably didn't mend the sky of this world, but rather the sky of the Primordial True Realm. Perhaps she also mended the sky of other worlds, but in any case, such a small world, as numerous as the sands of the Ganges, should not be enough for Nuwa to personally take action to mend the sky."

Moreover, the heavens of this world should never have leaked.

"When Nuwa mended the sky, besides the complete stone that fell into the Eastern Continent, there were also many five-colored stone fragments scattered throughout the heavens. Some may have turned into blessed lands, some into innate spiritual objects, and some into divine artifacts. As for me, I was rather unlucky and fell into this Dharma-ending world, where even the ordinary spiritual energy of heaven and earth is almost completely dissipated, let alone acquired spiritual energy."

Being able to awaken one's spiritual intelligence is already a blessing.

How can you expect to become an immortal or a god?!

Emperor Yonghe could understand some of Ding Shui's words, but not others. Therefore, he carefully considered them for a while before continuing to ask:

What does "the countless worlds and heavens, like the sands of the Ganges" mean?
"Could it be like I'm imagining, with countless infinite worlds? Isn't that a Buddhist concept? How does it relate to the ancient goddess Nuwa mending the sky?"

"It's just as you think. The myriad realms are countless worlds, too numerous to count, hence the name Ganges Sands. True powerhouses can reflect the myriad realms, and each myriad realm has its own legend, though the legends may differ."

But overall, the core will not change much.

The core theme of Nuwa mending the sky and creating humans will not change.

Ding Shui continued to explain.

"Can I become an immortal or a god?" Emperor Yonghe was still a little confused, but he quickly followed his instincts and asked the question that concerned him most. If he couldn't become an immortal or a god, if he couldn't live forever, then knowing more was useless; it was like listening to a story—what good would that do?
"No, you should understand the principle that shallow waters cannot nurture dragons, right? The world we are in now is the shallowest of shallow waters, and even immortals cannot nurture it."

Those who claim to be immortals these days are at best pseudo-immortals. They are cultivators who have practiced for many years and can live for hundreds of years longer.

They cannot compare to the gods and immortals who can capture the heavens and seize the sun.

Moreover, it is an ironclad rule in many worlds that emperors cannot cultivate immortality. There are exceptions in a few worlds, but this world is not an exception. I am not enough to help you defy fate. At most, I can help you extend your lifespan slightly, such as living healthily to around a hundred years old, which is not a problem.

In short, don't overthink it; my abilities are limited.

Even if I hadn't been tricked and was on the verge of my soul being scattered and my life ending, I wouldn't have come to ask for your help. In myths and biographies, which unformed spirit has any great power? I only have some abilities because I am naturally extraordinary.

If it were an ordinary stone spirit or stone monster.

It would take hundreds of thousands, even millions of years for someone to develop sentience.

Ding Shui didn't want to give Emperor Yonghe too much expectation, so he simply stated that his abilities were limited.

There are only so many things we can do.

Tell him to be realistic and stop daydreaming.

Then, Emperor Yonghe was undoubtedly slightly disappointed, but he could understand it; it was normal for a spirit that had not yet taken human form to have limited abilities. After all, in all the popular supernatural tales from ancient times to the present, apart from the ancient immortals and gods who were strangely shaped and very powerful.

Later, they became ordinary little demons and monsters.

The more human-like they are, the more capable they are.

Those who can't transform into human form are just low-level minions.

Moreover, the stone spirit also said that it was a fragment of the Sky-Mending Stone, which was already a useless Sky-Mending Stone, and it was only a small fragment of it.

No matter how noble one's original identity was.

That's the very edge of the edge now.

These are odds and ends that the ancient gods no longer wanted.

At this moment, Emperor Yonghe suddenly turned pale, because he realized that this fragment of the stone that mended the heavens could hear his thoughts, so it seemed that the other party might have heard the things he had just thought about.

Ding Shui, of course, heard it all clearly:
"Hehe, I don't know if you've ever heard of the odds and ends that noble families possess, which are considered treasures that poor people have never seen in their ancestors' eighteen generations."

No matter how much of a discarded fragment of Nuwa I may be, I am still being targeted by the most powerful group of pseudo-immortals in this world. They don't dare to kill me directly, but instead use schemes and tricks to wear down my merits and intelligence.

Forget it, I'm too lazy to argue with a mere mortal like you.

We're not exactly close friends; we've just been using each other. So, tell me if you're willing to help me out.

After all, he wasn't talking about himself, but about the original body, and the original body's true spirit had fallen into slumber and couldn't hear him. So, although Ding Shui was slightly dissatisfied, it was limited; otherwise, he wouldn't have been bothered by his claim that he was just a fragment.

I have to give him a beating first, no matter what.

Emperor Yonghe, his face deathly pale, gasped in shock and immediately asked in a panic:
"Wait, you've been targeted by a group of pseudo-immortals, so what do you want me to help you with? You don't mean you want me to help you deal with those pseudo-immortals, do you? You said yourself that I'm just an ordinary mortal, even an emperor is just an ordinary mortal, how could I possibly deal with cultivators?"

"Don't rush, don't panic. Since I've found you, it must be because you have the ability. Otherwise, I can't just find a cannon fodder. Since ancient times, emperors have either died of illness, been murdered by ministers or concubines, or been killed by their sons, brothers, or uncles. But all of these were done by mortals. Have you ever seen an emperor killed by gods or monsters themselves?"

So don't worry, your identity is useful.

Ordinary cultivators certainly wouldn't dare to harm you.

And I don't need you to help me deal with them.

I just hope you can help me suppress the curse they've placed on me. I don't know what kind of curse it is, but it's really hurting me.

If this continues, I'll be utterly destroyed sooner or later.

I suspect they covet my physical body and want to use it for something, but they fear the heaven-mending merit I possess will bring them a fatal backlash. That's why they've done these things, trying to first obliterate my intelligence and the heaven-mending merit within me.

Ding Shui continued to speak the truth.

Most emperors are suspicious, so Ding Shui simply told the truth in hopes of gaining his trust as much as possible.