Chapter 1294: Epic Enhancement! Luo Fu

Before breaking through, Luo Fu could not confront Dao-Heaven-level experts at any time—he needed all conditions to be met.

If he were in the realm of Great Dao energy without restrictions, Luo Fu would find it hard to oppose Dao-Heaven-level experts.

The reason he could only oppose Dao-Heaven-level experts within the Chaotic Void was that, within the Chaotic Void, both the Chaotic Pearl and the Eternal Sword Array could directly devour Chaotic Currents and convert them into their own power.

The main gaps between a Semi-Sage and the Hunyuan layer, and the Dao-Heaven level, are two: the strength of magic power, and the depth of Great Dao comprehension.

The Hunyuan layer uses Great Dao energy; Dao-Heaven-level experts use Dao-Heaven energy.

Whether Great Dao energy or Dao-Heaven energy, both are vastly stronger than the magic power within a Semi-Sage's body.

In terms of Great Dao comprehension, Luo Fu is no inferior to Dao-Heaven-level experts—even surpassing most ordinary Dao-Heaven-level experts.

The primary gap between Luo Fu and Dao-Heaven-level experts lies in magic power.

The reason he could only oppose Dao-Heaven-level experts within the Chaotic Void was that the Chaotic Void could bridge the magic power gap between Luo Fu and Dao-Heaven-level experts.

The method of bridging this gap lies in devouring and converting Chaotic Currents.

On an essential level, Chaotic Currents are slightly weaker than Great Dao energy.

After conversion by the Eternal Sword Array, they can barely match Great Dao energy.

The Chaotic Pearl is a Chaotic spiritual treasure, also at the Dao-Heaven level, and possesses the ability to mobilize and convert Dao-Heaven energy.

Yet compared to ordinary Dao-Heaven-level experts, the amount of Dao-Heaven energy a Dao-Heaven-level expert can mobilize and convert is smaller.

The Chaotic Pearl is not a living being, and Luo Fu is not a Dao-Heaven-level expert—he cannot unleash the Chaotic Pearl's full power; otherwise, even in terms of magic power, Luo Fu would not be inferior to ordinary Dao-Heaven-level experts.

Luo Fu's own magic power is too weak, which is the main reason he cannot unleash the Chaotic Pearl's power.

After gaining the power from the Eternal Sword Array's devouring and conversion of Chaotic Currents, Luo Fu can further liberate the Chaotic Pearl's power and use the Chaotic Pearl to mobilize more Dao-Heaven energy.

Although this still does not erase the magic power gap between Luo Fu and Dao-Heaven-level experts, it greatly reduces it.

This gives Luo Fu the possibility to oppose Dao-Heaven-level experts.

The Dao-Heaven energy contained within the Chaotic Pearl is limited, so Luo Fu can only briefly oppose ordinary Dao-Heaven-level experts.

Once the Dao-Heaven energy within the Chaotic Pearl is exhausted, Luo Fu loses his ability to oppose Dao-Heaven-level experts.

Within the Hunyuan world, Luo Fu cannot use the Eternal Sword Array to enhance his magic power, and thus cannot activate the Chaotic Pearl.

Even if he forcibly extracts Dao-Heaven energy from the Chaotic Pearl, he can only draw a tiny portion—naturally insufficient to oppose Dao-Heaven-level experts.

Precisely because the Eternal Sword Array can convert Chaotic Currents and enhance his magic power, Luo Fu feels that becoming a Hunyuan Great Luo Jinxian offers him little benefit.

In Luo Fu's view, the sole gain from breaking through to Hunyuan is that his magic power transforms into Great Dao energy, aligning more closely with the Great Dao and enabling stronger manifestation of the Three Thousand Great Daos.

Relying on the Eternal Sword Array to convert Chaotic Currents and transform magic power into Great Dao energy offers Luo Fu little benefit.

Becoming a Hunyuan Great Luo Jinxian merely frees Luo Fu from environmental dependence—he can activate the Chaotic Pearl even outside the Chaotic Void.

Aligning more closely with the Great Dao can enhance the power of the Three Thousand Great Daos.

This is a form of enhancement to Luo Fu's strength.

This level of enhancement allows Luo Fu to truly oppose some weaker Dao-Heaven-level experts.

Compared to breaking through to Hunyuan, Luo Fu actually looks forward more to the gains from achieving Mythic Heavenly Immortal.

Achieving Mythic Great Luo Jinxian allows Luo Fu to directly summon his past and future selves, effectively doubling his strength.

Mythic Heavenly Immortal is a realm above Mythic Great Luo Jinxian; if he succeeds in breaking through, his strength will inevitably increase further.

Indeed, the gains after achieving Mythic Heavenly Immortal did not disappoint Luo Fu.

Two legendary avatars further doubled Luo Fu's strength.

Moreover, from the moment he condensed his legendary avatars, no one in the entire Chaotic Void could threaten him.

This enhancement for Luo Fu was undoubtedly immense.

Compared to the increase in strength, the increase in survivability is even more precious.

Only by staying alive can one accomplish everything.

More importantly, the legendary avatar's ability is not limited to these.

Through his legendary avatars, Luo Fu can draw power from countless versions of himself.

As long as Luo Fu can withstand it, he can infinitely increase his power.

Luo Fu's physical body was already extremely strong; upon his breakthrough, after being refined by the Three Thousand Great Daos, his physical strength underwent an epic enhancement.

This means Luo Fu can borrow an almost limitless amount of power—even an ordinary Hunyuan peak expert might not match him.

With this ability, Luo Fu reached Hunyuan peak immediately after his breakthrough.

One must admit, achieving Mythic Heavenly Immortal brought Luo Fu a substantial boost.

Of course, such gains came with risks.

Had Luo Fu not accumulated sufficient depth, he could never have achieved Mythic Heavenly Immortal so smoothly.

Not to mention other factors—merely anchoring the Changhe required immense strength, impossible without it.

Sufficiently weighty mythic legends are not easily condensed.

Moreover, accurately locating the Changhe's anchor within the Changhe requires both strength and luck.

The Changhe is extremely dangerous, and the branch of the Changhe where the anchor lies has not been fully transcended by Luo Fu.

Traveling within it carries considerable risk.

Luo Fu encountered no great danger because he directly cheated—he used the protection of the Ten Thousand Worlds Chat Group to perceive and locate the Changhe's anchor while traversing dimensions.

Without the Ten Thousand Worlds Chat Group as a cheat, how long would it have taken Luo Fu to accurately find the Changhe's anchor?

Additionally, fully solidifying the Changhe's anchor required facing the Changhe's backlash—only because Luo Fu's strength was formidable and his Great Dao comprehension profound could he endure it effortlessly.

For any other person, achieving Mythic Heavenly Immortal would not be this simple.

Compared to the tribulation required to break through to the Hunyuan realm, the risks of achieving Mythic Heavenly Immortal are far greater.

Yet the risks of achieving Mythic Heavenly Immortal stem from the invisible Changhe, whose power is not visibly manifest, making it hard for ordinary people to perceive directly.

Luo Fu had some understanding of the risks involved in achieving Mythic Heavenly Immortal.

When achieving the Mythic Da Luo realm, Luo Fu had already endured the backlash of the River of Time.