Sharing the Universe from Douluo Continent

Chapter 399: Golden Horned Beast (Third update, please vote)

The pronucleus is also known as the "soul pronucleus". It is the true core of the golden-horned beast, where its soul and inner world are hidden.

As long as the golden-horned beast's pronucleus is not destroyed, even if its body is blown into pieces, it can be restored to its original state in a short time.

Under normal circumstances, only the powerful masters of the realm can create a small world within their bodies, but the golden-horned beast is born with a world within its body.

Although the space in the inner world of the golden-horned beast is very small when it is just born, as its cultivation level continues to improve, the inner world will continue to grow.

A golden-horned behemoth like Dai Changsheng, whose cultivation has reached the ninth level of the star level, can have a body length of more than 900 meters, and the diameter of the world inside its body is more than 90 kilometers.

In Dai Changsheng's inner world, there is a metal continent about 90 kilometers long and wide suspended, on which are piled metal mines hundreds of meters high.

Because a ninth-order star-level metal behemoth can digest tens of thousands of tons of grade A metal or hundreds of tons of grade B metal every day, Dai Changsheng specially stored a lot of metal mines in his body in case of emergency!

On the metal mine in the center of the Metal Continent, there is a giant golden egg with a diameter of about two meters, with dense cracks appearing on it.

"Crack!!!"

Accompanied by the sound of an eggshell breaking, an arm as delicate as jade broke through the eggshell and stretched out, followed by a figure crawling out of the giant egg.

The figure was tall and slender, with short black hair and handsome appearance. It was Dai Changsheng in Earthling form.

The golden-horned beast has three life-saving talents: strengthening, devouring, and clone.

The effect of the enhanced talent is very simple, it can double the strength of the golden-horned beast in a short period of time.

The effect of the devouring talent is that it can devour metal to strengthen itself, or directly swallow creatures weaker than itself into the world inside its body and kill them.

As for the effect of the clone talent, it is possible to use materials containing genetic genes, through the nurturing of the world within the body, to completely replicate the genes, body and cultivation, and to create a clone that can exist independently and practice on its own.

Each golden-horned beast can only give birth to three clones at most. When the cultivation reaches the planetary level, it can give birth to the first clone; when the cultivation reaches the cosmic level, it can give birth to the second clone; when the cultivation reaches the realm master level, it can give birth to the third clone.

Moreover, as long as the pronucleus of the golden-horned beast is not destroyed, no matter how many times the original body and the clone are killed, they can be reborn in the world inside the body.

Of course, although the golden-horned beast's talent for clones is powerful, there are two major limitations when nurturing clones.

The first limitation is that the golden-horned beast can only give birth to clones whose cultivation level is no higher than that of its original body.

For example, if the current cultivation level of the golden-horned beast is the ninth level of the star class, then it can only give birth to a ninth level clone at most. Moreover, the higher the cultivation level of the clone given, the longer it will take.

The second limitation is that the golden-horned beast can only give birth to clones whose genetic level is not higher than its own, and at most can only give birth to clones whose genetic level is ten times that of ordinary humans.

Since the clone born from the golden-horned beast can not only practice independently, but also comprehend the power of laws that are completely different from the original body, the higher the clone's practice talent and bloodline level, the greater the role it can play.

Originally, Babata wanted to advise Dai Changsheng not to rush into giving birth to an avatar, but to at least wait until he found the genes of a human with domain lord-level bloodline before trying to give birth to the first avatar.

However, Dai Changsheng refused, insisting on using his own Earthling genes to create his first clone. This angered Babata so much that he didn't speak to him for three days. It wasn't surprising that Babata was so angry, as Earthlings had low bloodlines and ordinary cultivation talents. Clones created with Earthling genes would become increasingly useless as time went on.

Dai Changsheng also knew that Babata had good intentions, but he also knew that the Earth had been transformed by the hermit, and that only people from the Earth lineage were qualified to practice the Nine Tribulations Secret Book.

Therefore, using the genes of Earthlings to breed the first clone is definitely a huge profit!

Except for the first clone, Dai Changsheng had already chosen targets for the remaining two clones.

Dai Changsheng plans to use the Zerg Queen's genes and the Nine Nether Blood Sea's genes to create his second and third clones.

There is no need to say much about the Jiuyou Blood Sea gene. The Jiuyou clones bred with this gene are huge in size and can maximize their life-saving and endurance capabilities.

The clone created with the Zerg Queen's genes can cultivate a steady stream of Zerg armies, and can also help Dai Changsheng break through to immortality.

You have to know that if a peak-level Realm Lord wants to break through to immortality, in addition to comprehending a complete law, he also needs to break the shackles of the world within his body.

In the original novel, Luo Feng was unable to break through the nucleus because his foundation was too solid, which caused him to spend tens of thousands of years to achieve immortality.

Dai Changsheng didn't want to be like Luo Feng, stuck at the peak of the realm master for tens of thousands of years, otherwise his career would be wasted.

However, it is different with the Zerg Queen's clone. The most powerful thing about the Zerg Queen is that they can gather the power of the Zerg army together, thereby unleashing a strength far beyond their own cultivation.

A combined attack from millions of Zerg troops at the peak of the Realm Lord level is enough to rival that of a King-level Immortal. It is very easy to break the pronucleus in Dai Changsheng's body.

After the Earthling clone emerged from the dome, he stretched his limbs and said, "The human body is still more comfortable to use~"

Although the Earthling clone's current cultivation level is only at the second level of the star class, Dai Changsheng still feels that this body is more convenient to use.

In fact, with the cultivation resources that Dai Changsheng has, the cultivation level of the Earthling clone should have exceeded the second level of the stellar level long ago.

However, in order to facilitate the birth of his Earthling clone, Dai Changsheng deliberately suppressed his cultivation to the second level of the star level.

The most important thing is that Dai Changsheng also wants to use the identity of an Earthling clone to participate in the stellar-level peak genius battle held by the Virtual Universe Company.

If the Earthling's clone's cultivation had broken through to the cosmic level before the Peak Genius Battle began, he would have missed a good opportunity to join the core layer of the Virtual Universe Company.

Although Dai Changsheng could also join the Virtual Universe Company in other ways, it would take at least tens of thousands of years to enter the core layer of the Virtual Universe Company in other ways.

After all, even ordinary immortal strongmen are not qualified to join the core layer of the Virtual Universe Company.

Moreover, without the help of the Lord of Chaos City, Dai Changsheng would not have been able to obtain the genes of the Nine Nether Blood Sea before breaking through to immortality.

(End of this chapter)