Mushroom Man

"There aren't many memory fragments..."

Wu Liang narrowed his eyes, looking thoughtfully at the fragments of memory rising and falling on the water's surface.

The number of these memory fragments is not even as abundant as that of Xiao Chusheng.

If 'Ah Lan' is truly a fragment of Zhuge Huowang's soul, then judging from his demeanor, the memories he possesses are probably not that important.

But no matter what, something is better than nothing.

He knew very little about Zhuge Huowang, his formidable enemy, and this was a good opportunity for him to learn more about him.

Upon considering this, Wu Liang immediately ceased his hesitation.

With a thought, the River of Oblivion stirred up fragments of his memories, rushing towards him all at once.

Wu Liang was already quite adept at refining these memories.

Fragments of memory gradually flooded into his mind.

If Wu Liang's memories were to be visualized, they would be a chaotic ocean of memories.

The ocean of memories is predominantly pale red, symbolizing the influence of the Blood River Ancestor.

Secondly, there are layers upon layers of 'oil slicks' floating on the ocean surface. These 'oil slicks' are colorful, with all sorts of colors.

The formation of these 'oil stains' was caused by Xiao Chusheng, the Third Young Master, Madam Hong, Ren Nixing, and others.

That is why Wu Liang's ocean of memories appears so filthy and chaotic.

If it were someone else, they would probably have gone crazy long ago and wouldn't know who they really are.

But Wu Liang was different...

Because of his deep-seated obsession, beneath the surface of this ocean of memories lies a layer of clear, azure memories.

The source of these memories is naturally Wu Liang, the original extraterrestrial demon.

Obsession makes these memories like a cornerstone, bearing the entire ocean of memories and struggling to maintain a fragile balance.

If this balance is ever broken, Wu Liang may truly lose sight of who he is.

And this is the consequence of abusing the River of Oblivion...

Wu Liang was fully aware of these things, but there was nothing he could do about it.

He needs to absorb a large amount of other people's memories to strengthen himself in order to grow quickly.

He has now embarked on this path of no return, and turning back is now as difficult as ascending to heaven.

Unless one day he can come up with a way to completely eliminate the memory problem...

A thoughtful look flashed in Wu Liang's eyes, but he quickly suppressed it.

After about an incense stick's time, the memory fragments were finally completely refined.

Suddenly, a patch of light blue 'oil stain' appeared in the ocean of memories in Wu Liang's mind.

"It's just as I expected..."

"This Ah Lan is indeed a split soul of Zhuge Huowang, or rather, a split soul of a split soul. No wonder he is so weak, unlike the abilities a celestial soul should have."

A glint of light flashed in Wu Liang's eyes; he had already understood everything.

Based on his memories...

This somewhat weak fragment of soul actually originated from a remnant soul that split off from a monk named Wujinzhi among Zhuge Huowang's three thousand fragmented souls.

This matter sounds complicated, but it's actually not complicated at all.

We must begin with the story of the three thousand divided souls.

What is meant by three thousand divided souls?

The so-called "three thousand divided souls" are actually the product of Zhuge Huowang consuming the souls of others and combining them with a portion of his own soul.

The three thousand divided souls represent three thousand different people, most of whom are mushroom masters and even mushroom immortals that Zhuge Huowang has killed during his cultivation. The souls that are qualified to be included in the three thousand divided souls were mostly once outstanding talents, and Wujin Zhi was one of them.

This person was a Buddhist mushroom master whom Zhuge Huowang met before he became an immortal.

Because Zhuge Huowang was infamous, he received the Wuxiang lineage and was also a member of the Holy Sect.

Therefore, even before he became an immortal, he was regarded as a thorn in the side by the Buddhist community. If he was not dealt with, he would surely become a demon who would bring disaster to the world.

In this situation, Wujinzhi would not easily give up when he encountered Zhuge Huowang.

Wujinzhi was kind-hearted and wanted to convert Zhuge Huowang.

Unexpectedly, Zhuge Huowang was not buying it at all. Not only did Wujinzhi fail to convert him, but he also got himself involved and became Zhuge Huowang's food.

Zhuge Huowang, recognizing Wujinzhi's considerable talent, crafted him into a fragment of his own soul, tasking him with carrying his own kindness.

Over time, Wujinzhi unknowingly became the spirit of Zhuge Shan.

The soul that possessed Alan was a remnant of Zhuge Shan's soul.

After Wu Liang figured these things out, he finally had some understanding of Zhuge Huowang.

Unfortunately, the fragment of soul he obtained was far too incomplete; it was essentially a tool sent to the Dragon Palace by the three thousand divided souls.

From the very beginning, I never thought that 'Ah Hong and Ah Lan' would be able to leave the Dragon Palace alive.

Therefore, it's natural that these two remnant souls wouldn't be allowed to carry any overly important memories.

Wu Liang gained very little from digesting 'A Lan's' memories.

Of these, only three were somewhat useful.

First, there are gains in the area of ​​the Soul Path.

The remnant soul of 'Alan' contains a part of Zhuge Huowang's soul path inheritance.

It was precisely because of this inheritance of the Soul Dao that she and 'Ah Hong' were able to rapidly strengthen themselves in a short period of time.

From an ordinary second-tier Slave Mushroom Master, he transformed into a Soul Mushroom Master who could threaten third-tier Mushroom Masters.

It is easy to imagine just how immense the value of this inheritance of the Soul Path truly is.

The contents of this Soul Path inheritance are mostly related to the ghost series within the Soul Path school.

Such as ghost eye mushroom, ghost claw mushroom, ghost mist mushroom, etc...

Although Wu Liang did not intend to cultivate the Soul Path, this Soul Path inheritance would still be of some help to him.

At the very least, it can be used to refine blood corpses.

The blood corpse created by the Third Young Master is still at the second level.

The goal is to upgrade a second-stage blood corpse into a third-stage blood ghost corpse, or even a fourth-stage blood ghost corpse, or a fifth-stage blood ghost heavenly corpse.

Without exception, all of them require the use of the ghost-themed mushrooms from this Soul Path inheritance.

Now that Wu Liang has this Soul Dao inheritance, as long as he spends some time combining it with his own Blood Dao inheritance, it will not be difficult for him to refine a Fifth-Rank Blood Ghost Heavenly Corpse.

If he could refine the Blood Demon Heavenly Corpse, and add the White Bone Corpse Demon of Bone True Man, he would have obtained two of the five great flying zombies.

Not to mention, he also possesses the method for refining the Asura Corpse King.

Currently, the only problem is the lack of necessary resources, which prevents us from refining it yet.

If all the resources are available, refining the Asura Corpse King is a piece of cake.

Under these circumstances, Wu Liang might one day actually be able to gather the five flying zombies and complete his original plan...

The five flying zombies merged into one, creating an unparalleled immortal zombie!
It is conceivable that if this move succeeds, even if it fails to create a celestial zombie, it would still be extraordinary enough.

Thinking of this, Wu Liang's eyes sparkled, and the corners of his mouth turned up; he was quite looking forward to it!
However, he quickly suppressed these temporarily useless thoughts and refocused his attention on his gains... (End of Chapter)