Chapter 1778: Epic-Level Enhancement

For Luo Fu now, this inheritance was more than enough.

What Luo Fu most needed now was the inheritance of the Three Thousand Great Dao in the Chaotic Void Great Luojin Immortal layer.

With the inheritance of the Chaotic Void's world consciousness, the time Luo Fu would need to elevate the Three Thousand Great Dao to the Chaotic Void Great Luojin Immortal layer was once again greatly reduced.

If Luo Fu could elevate the Three Thousand Great Dao to the Chaotic Void Great Luojin Immortal layer, it would undoubtedly be an epic-level enhancement to his combat power.

The sudden gain exceeded Luo Fu's expectations—he had never imagined such an unexpected bounty existed in this timeline.

Splash!

The legendary avatar's form suddenly solidified, bowed respectfully to the Chaotic Void's world consciousness, then Luo Fu commanded it to self-destruct, before it returned to the Changhe.

Splash!

The Changhe continued flowing; Luo Fu's true self detached from it, standing upon its surface, gazing at the Changhe, gazing at the time segment he had just entered.

Countless images began to surface; Luo Fu tried to freeze one as a starting point, to reestablish an anchor point on the Changhe.

Unfortunately, this time, Luo Fu did not succeed.

He could not find a time fragment within the Changhe sufficient to freeze the spacetime.

He had fought Ancestor Hongjun, with the aid of the Chaotic Void's world consciousness, and resisted the world consciousness of the Cthulhu world.

Under normal circumstances, these experiences would certainly qualify as myths.

More legendary than anything Luo Fu had ever done before.

Directly confronting the world consciousness of the Cthulhu world was something only Great Dao-level experts could accomplish.

Luo Fu was two full realms away from a Great Dao-level expert.

Even so, Luo Fu still managed, with the aid of the Chaotic Void's world consciousness, to repel the Cthulhu world's consciousness.

Such an experience would earn the admiration of even ordinary Great Dao-level experts.

Yet, these experiences did not become mythic legends.

Luo Fu was somewhat surprised by this.

He did not understand where the problem lay.

After the previous battles, Luo Fu craved power intensely—he wished to rapidly enhance his strength.

Whether in past timelines or the recent one, the opponents Luo Fu faced were all formidable.

Though Luo Fu barely managed to cope with them through various means, he had never decisively defeated them through pure strength.

Luo Fu did not wish for such events to happen again.

Compared to relying on various tricks, Luo Fu preferred to rely solely on his own strength to crush opponents outright.

For Luo Fu, this was not an easy thing.

He had cultivated for too short a time; further advancement required immense time.

Yet, what Luo Fu lacked most was time.

He encountered powerful opponents far too frequently.

Luo Fu simply had no time to improve himself.

This situation had both advantages and disadvantages.

Each time he faced opponents requiring prolonged maneuvering, it drained much of his energy—but also brought him considerable gains.

Two descents into different timelines had granted Luo Fu various inheritances.

In battle, Luo Fu had further rapidly enhanced his understanding of the Dao through his own insight.

These gains were undeniably rare for Luo Fu.