Nuwa, the goddess of immortality, said that cultivating immortality does not require spiritual energ

As Qin Le left home, he took out his phone and quickly typed a message in that familiar little group chat.

Qin Le: Everyone, just letting you know that what I've comprehended is the Great Dao, not the Immortal Dao.

After sending the message, he grinned mischievously, quickly switched his phone to silent mode, and stuffed it back into his pocket, concealing his accomplishment.

One can imagine the chaos that must be unfolding on the other end of the phone right now. He strolled leisurely toward the alliance headquarters.

They arrived at the Jade Emperor's office with practiced ease, pushed open the door, and saw the Jade Emperor sitting behind his desk, looking up with his usual warm smile on his face.

"Here we go again? Is it to ask for my help this time, or do you have some good news to tell me?" the Jade Emperor teased.

He knew this kid too well. Things had been calm lately, and Qin Le had taken the initiative to come to his door. He must have come up with something amazing again.

Qin Le bowed respectfully, sat down in the guest seat, and without beating around the bush, raised his palm upwards with a thought.

A ball of light, roughly the size of a human head, radiating a soft glow and a complex, mysterious aura, appeared out of thin air and floated quietly in his hand.

The moment the sphere of light appeared, the smile on the Jade Emperor's face froze, replaced by undisguised astonishment.

He stared intently at the ball of light. Even with his near-saint level cultivation and eyesight, he couldn't see through the essence of the Daoist rhyme flowing within it. He only felt that it was unfathomable and as vast as an abyss.

"What...what is this?!" The Jade Emperor's voice was filled with obvious surprise.

The aura emanating from this thing was so high that it made his heart tremble.

"Respawn point." Qin Le said succinctly, his smile unchanged.

"Resurrection point?!" The Jade Emperor's pupils contracted slightly, and he repeated the word, his face filled with shock.

He certainly understood what those three words meant, and it was precisely because he understood that he found it all the more incredible.

"Hmm." Qin Le nodded and explained in detail, "As long as you store a wisp of divine soul essence and a drop of primordial blood essence in this, even if you die on the front lines, you can rely on this point to be resurrected without damage after one day."

Click!

With a soft crack, the jade pen that the Jade Emperor was playing with shattered into dust. He was momentarily stunned and failed to control his strength.

The impact of this news was simply too great.

He took a deep breath, suppressing the turmoil in his heart, his expression becoming extremely serious, his gaze sharp as he looked at Qin Le: "You... are you really sure? Are you willing to do this?"

The Jade Emperor never imagined that Qin Le could produce such a thing, or rather, that he would have the audacity to produce such a thing.

Although he couldn't create the resurrection point himself, his high position and extensive knowledge made him well aware of the price that would be paid to achieve such a rule-level creation—it meant taking on the responsibility for the life and death of countless users.

Such immense karmic force is something even saints are unwilling to easily become tainted by, for fear of being dragged down and falling from their saintly position.

but……

This young man before him, this junior whom he had watched grow up, actually dared to take on the responsibility of the karma of all living beings, a burden that even saints would avoid.

This spirit and courage moved even the Jade Emperor, who felt a touch of admiration for him.

Faced with the Jade Emperor's earnest question, Qin Le's smile appeared remarkably relaxed, even somewhat matter-of-fact: "Your Majesty, if I didn't want to, why would I make it? Just to display it?"

"..."

The Jade Emperor was speechless for a moment, then burst into laughter.

Yes, Qin Le couldn't have been more blunt.

Since he has presented the finished product, it means he has made up his mind.

Moreover, the Jade Emperor was almost certain that Qin Le must have consulted with the Goddess Nuwa before making this thing, and must have known all the costs involved.

Knowing everything, yet still resolutely choosing to move forward, this determination needs no further explanation.

"Very well!" The Jade Emperor nodded emphatically without asking any further questions, his eyes filled with even greater admiration: "What do you need me to do?"

Qin Le smiled and said, "It's simple. Your Majesty, could you please help me calculate how many of these resurrection points are needed on the Heavenly Front? I'd like to place one at each of the major strongholds and fortresses."

"Statistics?!" The Jade Emperor, whose emotions had just calmed down, was shocked again, exclaiming in astonishment, "You can do many of them?!"

Providing a single resurrection point is already earth-shattering, but judging from Qin Le's tone, he can mass-produce them?!

"It's similar to those custom-made avatars I made for the demon race before." Qin Le waved his hand casually, "It just takes a bit of effort and time. Theoretically, I can make as many as I want."

The creation of resurrection points does not consume special materials; the core lies in his application and fusion of the three Great Paths and the two Original Fire True Meanings.

If we have to point out the drawbacks, firstly, resurrection takes a day, and secondly, it requires him to recharge and maintain all resurrection points every few hundred years, otherwise they will become ineffective.

Therefore, he originally intended to do more and cover a wider area so that the soldiers on the front lines would have no worries and could quickly return to the battlefield even if they died in battle, without having to travel a long distance.

"...Wait a minute."

The Jade Emperor raised his hand and rubbed his temples, feeling that he had been shocked a lot today.

He closed his eyes, and his powerful divine sense and memories surged rapidly. On the long battle line of the Heavenly Realm, cities, passes, and strongholds that needed to be heavily defended flashed through his mind.

A moment later, he opened his eyes and reported a precise number: "Based on the current celestial defenses and main battle zones, we need 786."

"More than seven hundred..." Qin Le stroked his chin and estimated, "It will probably take two or three months."

Although there is no cost, creating a resurrection point is much more complicated and intricate than making a custom avatar, and the demand is so large, this time is already his estimate for working at full speed.

"It's already very fast, faster than we imagined," the Jade Emperor exclaimed sincerely, marveling at the terrifying efficiency.

"Here, take this first." Qin Le gently pushed the ball of light in his hand toward the Jade Emperor: "Try to inform the brothers on the front lines to play it safe for now and not to push too hard. Once all the respawn points are in place... even if they want to go up and play the suicide bombing game, I have no objection."

The Jade Emperor solemnly accepted the sphere of light that carried the hopes of countless lives, and said in a deep voice, "I will do my best to restrain them and await good news."

The space around him rippled, and a stable spatial portal quietly appeared.

The Jade Emperor carefully placed the first resurrection point into it, teleporting it to the Heavenly Realm to await deployment.

After doing all this, he looked at Qin Le and asked another question that had been weighing on his mind: "When...did you comprehend the Great Dao?"

Although the exact structure of the resurrection point was unclear, the Jade Emperor would never mistake the rich Daoist aura and the unmistakable personal aura of Qin Le within it.

The fact that Qin Le comprehended the Great Dao surprised him no less than the resurrection point itself, but it was overshadowed by an even greater surprise.

"It has been from the very beginning." Qin Le smiled and said frankly, "When I embarked on the path of cultivation, what I comprehended was the Great Dao."

"...I see." The Jade Emperor suddenly realized, then gave a wry smile: "It seems we all underestimated your comprehension."

Several years ago, Qin Le was chosen by Nuwa and was said to have ascended to immortality in one step, which shocked the Three Realms.

Who would have thought that the truth was countless times more exaggerated than the rumors—he stepped directly onto the threshold of becoming a saint!

As for why Qin Le concealed this, the Jade Emperor wisely refrained from pressing the matter, undoubtedly due to the profound intentions of the Goddess Nuwa. Furthermore, Qin Le's ability to remain alive despite possessing a mortal body and bearing the Dao was likely also a result of the Holy Mother's machinations.

After discussing with the Jade Emperor in detail the specific placement strategy, maintenance cycle, and some precautions for the resurrection points, Qin Le got up to take his leave.

Stepping out of the solemn and imposing Alliance headquarters building, the sunlight outside was just right. Qin Le then leisurely took out his phone again and unlocked the screen.

Sure enough, the small group chat had exploded, with the red notification dots jumping wildly.

Clicking in, the screen was filled with Chen Yun's roars.

Chen Yun: Qin Le! Where are you?! Where the hell have you been?!

Chen Yun: Get your ass out here right now!!! Explain yourself! What does it mean to have comprehended the Great Dao?! Is it what I think it means?!

Chen Yun: Come out! Come out! Come out! Stop playing dead!

Lu Qingshuang: ...The Great Dao?

Luo Qiuyue: ?

Wang Zhiheng: ...I'm a little confused.

Chu Xiaonan: Qin Le! You're kidding, right?! Right?!

Li Yanran: @Qin Le, please explain.

Seeing the flood of messages, especially Chen Yun's almost overflowing frustration, Qin Le couldn't help but laugh out loud. He tapped his finger and replied with a message.

Qin Le: Just finished. Let's talk outside, Baiwei Plaza, the usual place.

After sending the message, he put his phone back in his pocket and, bathed in the warm afternoon sun, walked briskly towards Baiwei Square, where they often gathered.