Chapter 1324: Unbelievable Comprehension Speed! Invisible Rank Oppression!

For these Great Dao patterns, Luo Fu had not yet fully comprehended many aspects.

But after these Great Dao patterns were deconstructed, Luo Fu instantly felt he had fully grasped them.

If the Great Dao patterns before deconstruction were like university-level material, then after deconstruction, they were equivalent to elementary school level—Luo Fu needed only a single glance to fully comprehend them.

The so-called deconstruction was merely a natural process of deduction.

Clearly, the breakthrough-limit comprehension instantly grasped all the Great Dao patterns, then revealed them through deconstruction.

Luo Fu continued to activate his half-Menghuang-level extreme comprehension to contemplate the Great Dao.

Countless Great Dao patterns, as perceived by Luo Fu, entered his consciousness and were directly comprehended and digested by him.

For Luo Fu now, comprehending the Great Dao was as simple as drinking water.

Before Luo Fu, the Great Dao patterns had become utterly simple and straightforward; a single glance, without any thought or deduction, was enough for complete comprehension.

If all three thousand Great Dao patterns of the Chaotic Void were now fully revealed before Luo Fu, he would need only a short time to fully analyze and master them entirely.

Unfortunately, such a scenario would never occur.

This current situation was already Luo Fu's limit.

Half-Menghuang-level extreme comprehension exceeded the boundaries of the Chaotic Void.

In the state of half-Menghuang-level extreme comprehension, the Chaotic Void was like a higher dimension observing a lower one—all information within the Chaotic Void lost its secrets to Luo Fu, and the three thousand Great Dao patterns became as simple as one plus one equals two.

Of course, this did not mean Luo Fu could comprehend all three thousand Great Dao patterns in an extremely short time.

The three thousand Great Dao patterns were immensely vast; comprehending them all was no easy task.

Even though Luo Fu now found comprehending the Great Dao as simple as drinking water, it was nearly impossible for him to master all three thousand Great Dao patterns in a short time.

If the Great Dao were likened to water, then Luo Fu's comprehension of it was indeed as simple as drinking water—but his mouth was only so large, and he could drink at most one cup at a time.

The combined three thousand Great Dao patterns were as vast as an ocean.

Luo Fu could drink only one cup at a time; to drain the ocean would take an undeniably long time.

Of course, the reason this was so cumbersome—drinking only one cup at a time—

Was primarily because Luo Fu lacked sufficient transmission; he could only perceive the subtleties of the Great Dao bit by bit, then contemplate them.

What limited Luo Fu was not his comprehension, but his speed of perceiving the Great Dao.

Half-Menghuang-level extreme comprehension towered above the Chaotic Void, directly overlooking it.

Ordinary beings contemplating the Great Dao were like reading celestial scriptures, requiring painstaking thought to grasp even a fraction.

After his comprehension rose to half-Menghuang-level, Luo Fu's speed of comprehending the Great Dao became like reading an accessible novel—once he read it, he understood.

But Luo Fu's reading speed had its limits.

Without transmission, every book Luo Fu read was unfamiliar to him.

Therefore, Luo Fu had to read word by word.

This further slowed his reading speed.

If he had sufficient transmission, Luo Fu's reading speed would increase countlessfold.

His speed of comprehending the Great Dao through half-Menghuang-level extreme comprehension would also increase countlessfold.

In the state of half-Menghuang-level extreme comprehension, Luo Fu felt the myriad subtleties of the three thousand Great Dao patterns clearly displayed within his consciousness.

He could not help but become lost in them.

After roughly half a day, Luo Fu finally emerged from his trance.

Upon regaining awareness, Luo Fu did not continue contemplating the Great Dao; instead, he chose to deactivate his half-Menghuang-level extreme comprehension.

Instantly, Luo Fu felt his true spirit Primordial Spirit become incredibly light, as if a thousand-jin burden had been suddenly lifted.

The further one cultivates, the greater the gap becomes.

Higher-level power exerts greater oppression upon lower-level beings.

Before his breakthrough, although Luo Fu was only a Pretender Saint, he could bear the Great Dao-level extreme comprehension with relative ease.

After his breakthrough, though his comprehension had merely risen to half-Menghuang-level and not directly to Menghuang-level, Luo Fu now felt oppression.

This revealed that every realm above Great Dao-level exerted intense suppression upon lower-level beings.

Even a mere leakage of such power could cause lower-level beings unbearable discomfort, potentially crushing them outright.

Of course, under normal circumstances, Luo Fu's current foundation could easily sustain half-Menghuang-level extreme comprehension.

There would be oppression, but not as severe as now.

Luo Fu felt such strong oppression primarily because his current environment was unsuitable for half-Menghuang-level extreme comprehension.

An unsuitable environment amplified the oppression exerted by half-Menghuang-level extreme comprehension upon Luo Fu.

Moreover, although the Max-Level Comprehension System had modified the Chaotic Void to no longer reject Luo Fu's entry into half-Menghuang-level extreme comprehension, an invisible oppression still existed.

This oppression ultimately manifested upon Luo Fu.

Combined, these two factors made Luo Fu, while in half-Menghuang-level extreme comprehension, feel as if burdened by shackles.

Before Luo Fu left the Chaotic Void, this state would persist.

If Luo Fu's comprehension continued to rise in the future, the oppression he felt would grow even more severe.

Of course, this burden meant little to Luo Fu.

With Luo Fu's current accumulation, this slight oppression caused only minor discomfort and had no real impact on his condition.

Moreover, Luo Fu did not need to maintain half-Menghuang-level extreme comprehension constantly.

This was why the Max-Level Comprehension System had not allowed Luo Fu's comprehension to fully transform this time.

A comprehension state that could be entered and exited at will maximally reduced Luo Fu's discomfort.

"No wonder it's comprehension beyond Great Dao-level extreme—just now, that feeling was truly wonderful."

Sensing his greatly enhanced Great Dao insight, Luo Fu's eyes flickered with burning desire.

That state had been so exquisite; Luo Fu couldn't help but yearn to sink into it permanently.