Swallowing the starry sky, my clones can evolve infinitely.

Chapter 36: Response to the Controversy Regarding the Choice of Planetary Arcane Techniques (End of Volume)

I never expected there to be such a big controversy. First of all, look at the setting of the Golden Horned Beast's clone technique: the level of the clone cannot exceed that of the original body.

In other words, planetary-level materials cannot be used to create space-level or cosmic-level materials; they can only be used to create planetary-level materials.

But here's the problem: how many planetary-level beings are there among powerful life forms?

If a peak bloodline is already at the Eternal Star level at the age of one, then a special life form must be at least at the Eternal Star level from birth.

Even if a planetary-level being chooses to create a clone, it cannot give birth to a special life form. The only material that a planetary-level being can access, and the strongest one, is probably the Golden Horned Beast. The Demon Slayer Clan shouldn't even dream of it; they don't have that kind of wealth or access.

The Golden Horned Beast clan only needs to possess one level of domain to sense the fluctuations of laws, which is much stronger than the ordinary human race who needs eight or nine levels of domain to sense the fluctuations of laws.

But having the talent of a Golden Horned Beast is enough for now. If I were to create another Golden Horned Beast clone, would I be switching to the Golden Domain and wasting several more years?

The clone technique has three functions: enhancing talent, increasing combat power, and saving one's life.

In the early stages, talent is the most important thing, so that you can rise to the top in the Genius Battle. The protagonist can choose to enhance their talents at the Planetary or Eternal level, directly obtaining a Berlan-level talent and rising to the top quickly.

Whether you join the Qianwu Secret Realm or become an apprentice of a powerful figure, you will receive various resources and support.

Then, just like Luo Feng, Earthlings only need to evolve to the Hengxing level, while the Azure Dragon can devour water-attribute treasures to evolve to the cosmic level, and then create an even stronger clone. Wouldn't that be better?

So, as I said before, choosing the clone technique at the planetary level is either pointless—it just sits there collecting dust or wastes a spot to create a golden-horned behemoth. There's really no need for it.

Choosing the clone technique is to make the protagonist stronger; if it's put before the horse, it's not worth it—you're picking up a sesame seed and losing a watermelon.

It's important to understand that after Luo Feng became powerful, his Golden Horned Beast clone and Demon Slayer Clan clone became virtually insignificant. Their main purpose was to enhance his talents and seize opportunities; only the Nether Sea clone, representing a special life form, remained truly relevant.

I don't want the protagonist to be in the same situation. There are enough secret techniques to improve talents, with options for planetary and epochal levels. Moreover, there are no realm restrictions for replicating secret techniques. All you need is the genetic materials, which is much more convenient.

Why is it that so many good brothers can't understand such a simple truth?

(End of this chapter)