Chapter 600

Even ants can kill an elephant if there are enough of them.

This is why Ancestor Minghe, famed throughout the Three Realms, is one even sages cannot overcome.

Facing billions of Luo Jinxian, anyone must retreat three steps.

Billions of sword beams, densely packed, obscured sky and sun, completely surrounding Luo Fu with no escape.

In Ancestor Minghe's view, this technique was most suited to dealing with Luo Fu.

Luo Fu's methods are indeed numerous, and his Dao comprehension is profoundly terrifying; even veteran great transcenders find him extremely difficult to handle.

But Ancestor Minghe is Luo Fu's natural counter, for he excels most in overpowering others with raw force.

No matter how profound Luo Fu's Dao comprehension, faced with billions of descending sword beams, all he can do is dodge or endure.

Dodging means leaving the Nether Blood Sea; as long as he remains within the Nether Blood Sea, Ancestor Minghe can summon billions of Blood Spirits at any moment.

Enduring means both sides enter a battle of endurance.

In a contest of magic power, even sages are no match for Ancestor Minghe; billions of Luo Jinxian, purely in endurance, can even kill a sage.

Moreover, within the Nether Blood Sea, Ancestor Minghe's Blood Spirits can absorb Blood Chaos Qi at any moment to restore their consumed energy.

As long as the Blood Sea endures, the billions of Blood Spirits before him possess infinite energy.

Gazing at the billions of sword beams slashing toward him, Luo Fu's indifferent eyes flickered with a sharp gleam.

The current situation can be considered an excellent opportunity for refinement.

With Luo Fu's current strength, if he unleashed his full power, a single palm sweep could effortlessly obliterate all the sword beams.

He need not even move—merely a thought could freeze and shatter the surrounding space, erasing the billions of sword beams along with it like sweeping away trash.

But using only power below Hunyuan and Dao comprehension alone, eliminating billions of sword beams is far from simple.

If it were truly that simple, Ancestor Minghe would not be so arrogant and domineering.

Not being simple does not mean it is impossible.

After absorbing and assimilating countless Dao legacies left by the primordial chaos gods, and with Dao-limit comprehension, Luo Fu, from a position of supreme insight, not only awakened a new, unique Hunyuan path for himself, but also gained another reward.

That was the initial creation of a unique technique of his own.

Yes, one technique.

A technique differs from a cultivation method.

A cultivation method is the path of cultivation, the foundation of a cultivator.

Luo Fu, of course, places great importance on cultivation methods. He has always used his superior comprehension to digest the legacies he acquired, integrating them into his own cultivation method to strengthen his foundation.

His unique Hunyuan path is the embodiment of the cultivation method he created.

A technique is a means of combat and protecting one's Dao.

It is the application of one's foundation and Dao comprehension.

Luo Fu has continuously updated his cultivation method—this concerns his foundation and must be done.

But for techniques, Luo Fu has not devoted much energy to them.

The main reason is that Luo Fu advances too quickly and has acquired too many profound legacies.

Techniques, once comprehended, can be borrowed from others just as well.

As long as one's comprehension is sufficient, turning another's technique into one's own is not difficult.

Luo Fu's mind holds no shortage of powerful techniques; for the current Luo Fu, they are more than sufficient.

There is no need to deliberately create a technique.

For example, Pangu's Nine Styles of Creation is an exquisitely powerful technique.

Even with Dao-level comprehension, Luo Fu finds it hard to create a technique stronger than this.

After all, Pangu was a half-step Dao-level powerhouse.

He slew three thousand primordial chaos gods and used his body to open a world.

This proves Pangu's talent was also terrifying, and his Dao accumulation exceedingly deep.

Even with Dao-limit comprehension, Luo Fu dares not claim his Dao accumulation surpasses Pangu's.

Creating a technique requires greater Dao accumulation than comprehension.

Because a technique, at its core, is the application of Dao's subtleties.

Not just Luo Fu—most strong cultivators begin by practicing others' techniques.

During cultivation, they may create techniques, but rarely devote much effort to perfecting them.

Only when encountering a bottleneck might one create a technique to validate one's own Dao comprehension.

With Luo Fu's talent and comprehension, there is no such thing as a bottleneck, so there is no urgent need to create a technique.

But after absorbing countless primordial chaos gods' Dao legacies, Luo Fu's comprehension of the Three Thousand Daos has grown immensely.

This has rendered many of the powerful techniques in his mind somewhat unsuitable for him.

Because ordinary cultivators generally focus on a few Daos, then dabble in others to support their main Dao.

Even Pangu was like this.

Though Pangu dabbled in all Three Thousand Daos, his true focus was the Dao of Force; the Three Thousand Daos were merely fuel for the Dao of Force.

The Nine Styles of Creation were also centered on the Dao of Force.

Unlike Pangu, Luo Fu has also comprehended the Dao of Force, but he does not focus on it.

Since ancestral techniques are unsuitable, he must create his own unique technique.

With Luo Fu's Dao-limit comprehension, creating one technique is certainly not difficult.

Fortunately, this time Luo Fu absorbed too much Dao comprehension and needed to consolidate it.

Creating a technique is one way to consolidate.

Thus, when he comprehended his unique Hunyuan path, Luo Fu also inadvertently created the prototype of a technique.

A cultivation technique perfectly suited to him, with extraordinary power.

Luo Fu allowed Ancestor Minghe to act, partly to test the technique he had just created.

If he could subdue Ancestor Minghe using only power and Dao comprehension below the Primordial Chaos level, without relying on spiritual treasures,

then it would prove that this technique Luo Fu created has limitless potential and is worth further refinement.

Swish! Swish! Swish!

Facing the hundreds of millions of sword lights slashing toward him, Luo Fu casually raised the crystal longsword in his hand, then released his right hand.