Super God Pet Shop

Chapter 1070 The Dao Cannot Be Lightly Passed On (Seeking Subscriptions and Monthly Tickets)

Su Ping, clinging to the sacred tree, looked like a sloth.

At this moment, flames surged all over his body, containing various properties such as burning, high temperature, explosion, and splitting.

A kind of ethereal and otherworldly Daoist aura enveloped him, as if he were in another world.

The fire element rules on Su Ping's body became more and more numerous and perfect. These characteristics fused together, seemingly about to condense into a characteristic with infinite variations.

"Is the ultimate goal of the perfect Tao to achieve integration and unity?"

Su Ping gradually realized that not only must one comprehend the various characteristics, but one must also integrate them together; this is the most difficult part of achieving the perfect Dao.

But at this moment, through the perfect evolution of the Flame Dao he saw by eating that branch, he had already mastered all the characteristics of the Flame Dao, and only the final fusion was left, and this step was precisely the most difficult step.

"We need to find the deepest, most hidden characteristics within each rule, peeling back the layers, in order to synthesize and summarize all these characteristics..."

Su Ping slowly opened his eyes and asked Joanna, "Can you control the flow of time around you?"

"You want to cultivate? How many times do you need to?"

Joanna immediately understood Su Ping's thoughts.

"What's the maximum number?"

"Without distorting other roads around it, the maximum is one hundred times," Joanna said.

"Then a hundred times."

"it is good."

Joanna unleashed her divine power, and the aura of spacetime spread out, covering Su Ping and the divine tree. The flow of time in the surrounding area immediately slowed down significantly.

What Ji Xueqing could do, Joanna could also do with ease. She was also a top-tier Heavenly Lord and a pure-blooded god.

Through the branches, Su Ping had already touched the threshold of the Perfect Path, but after stepping over the threshold, he realized that it was an extremely time-consuming process, in addition to relying on comprehension.

At this moment, Joanna slowed down time, and Su Ping immediately devoted himself to cultivation.

Unravel the complexities, and quickly integrate them.

Time passed little by little.

Seeing that Su Ping hadn't made any move yet, Sif secretly breathed a sigh of relief and asked Joanna, "Why is he in such a hurry to cultivate?"

"Because there is a supreme god's legacy waiting for him to claim."

Joanna said.

She didn't hide it because she felt there was no need to.

Even the supreme god, if he wants to leave this place, can only do so through Su Ping's shop. The only way to enter Su Ping's shop is to become his employee. However, once you become an employee, you cannot leave the shop and therefore will not be a threat to Su Ping.

Even if she reveals more information about the outside Federation universe, it won't affect Su Ping. On the contrary, Su Ping needs to hide the abilities he can master in the cultivation world.

"The legacy of the Supreme God?"

Sif paused, somewhat taken aback.

Joanna glanced at her and said, "Your actions this time were too reckless. You have lost a precious opportunity. You could have gone to the Primordial God Realm, what a pity."

Sif's eyes flickered slightly, and she shook her head, saying, "I didn't expect the three of them to be so direct."

"It's not just those three who think that way, is it?" Joanna whispered.

Sif's eyes flickered as she stared at her: "You think I was involved too? Yes, we did discuss it beforehand, and even considered keeping him here to force that important figure out. After all, having the initiative in our own hands is the safest approach. But in the end, we felt that peace was the safest solution because we all really wanted to go back."

"Peace..." Joanna shook her head slightly, a sigh escaping her lips. "You hold peaceful hearts, but your attitude is very disappointing. This is our greatest weakness. Otherwise, how could the ancient divine realm have been so shattered? Ultimately, isn't it because of our inherent arrogance and our tendency to fight amongst ourselves?"

Sif fell silent for a moment, and after what seemed like an eternity, she suddenly remembered something and gazed at Joanna: "Anna, you've changed so much. You never used to say things like this."

"Isn't the purpose of time to give us the opportunity to change things?" Joanna countered.

Sif paused slightly, then fell silent again.

She understood that all the changes in Joanna stemmed from the human youth before her, or perhaps from the terrifying figure behind him.

"Anna, you said before that the Primordial God Realm has been restored to its original state, the Heavenly Dao Academy has been rebuilt, and those high-ranking gods have returned. Do you think our family might have been preserved as well?" Sif's eyes were filled with reminiscence, revealing a look of longing.

Joanna shook her head slightly: "I don't know about that. As you know, the Primordial God Realm is extremely vast. We went to the Heavenly Dao Academy not long after we entered. Each time we were in a hurry, we only had time to cultivate inside. If you are really curious, you might as well go and see for yourself..."

"You mean, you want me to become his employee?"

Sif understood Joanna's meaning, and a bitter smile appeared on her lips: "I'm not as brave as you. After countless years of cultivation, I've reached the realm of a god, yet I'm forced to submit to a human..."

"You're here again."

Joanna couldn't help but shake her head. Sure enough, what's ingrained in one's bones is hard to erase.

Sif opened her mouth slightly, somewhat speechless, and said nothing more.

Indeed, it would be difficult for her to entrust her life to Su Ping without reservation in such a short time, not only because Su Ping is a human and they are not equal, but also because she would find it hard to trust him even if he were a high-ranking god.

This is a trust that can only be made through absolute trust.

She found it hard to understand why Joanna trusted this human so much.

If gaining Joanna's trust were so easy, she would have been completely outmaneuvered by the various tactics employed by those races during her conquests.

"You said, if I were like you, and used reincarnation first..."

“He doesn’t need your help.” Joanna shook her head, interrupting Sif’s thoughts: “But it’s meaningless to say that we need his help.”

Sif remained silent.

Indeed, using his reincarnation to sign the agreement with Su Ping clearly shows a lack of trust in the other party.

Actually, if it weren't for Joanna, she would have had a way to hide it from Su Ping, or manipulate Su Ping's mind to make him obey her and unknowingly complete the signing with her reincarnation.

But with Joanna nearby, it was clear she wouldn't succeed.

The two remained silent, and time flew by.

It's unclear how much time passed, but the flames around Su Ping gradually subsided, and the Golden Crow Divine Wings on his back retracted into his body. The only change was that a few strands of red hair appeared in Su Ping's hair, like flames, containing strange power of rules.

Su Ping slowly opened his eyes, his gaze calm yet tinged with regret.

He meticulously analyzed all the characteristics of the Flame Path, working his way up to the final step, but he couldn't find a way to perfectly integrate them.

Unraveling the mystery takes time, but ultimately blending it together requires insight.

Su Ping's comprehension is not bad, but this is, after all, the perfect path. He can't find a way to achieve it by simply racking his brains for a while. He needs a trigger to ignite his thoughts.

"I've stepped across the threshold, almost there..."

Seeing the changes in Su Ping, Sif knew he had received immense benefits from the tree branch, and felt a pang of heartache.

Su Ping turned around and told Joanna about his confusion, hoping to seek help from her and the Supreme God beside him, who might be able to answer his questions.

"This touches upon the true Dao, and I cannot teach it to you." Joanna shook her head, indicating her helplessness. If she could teach it, she would have passed it on to Su Ping long ago.

"In fact, this so-called perfect Tao is not perfect at all."

Beside her, Sif spoke with a startling tone, calmly saying, "The truly perfect Dao resides deep within the Dao Source World. This so-called perfect Dao is merely the key to entering the Dao Source World. But once you possess this key, if it was stolen, it will disturb some forbidden things. The Dao cannot be lightly passed on, or it will bring disaster!"

Su Ping was slightly taken aback. "Forbidden things? What are they?"

"There were once powerful beings at the Divine Venerable Realm, or even higher, who directly and publicly imparted the perfect Dao, but they disappeared not long afterward. No one knew where they went. Such things happened one after another, and later no one dared to impart the true Dao anymore. They could only pass on some rules, or rules at the entry-level of the Dao," Sif said.

"Missing?"

Su Ping was somewhat surprised.

Does imparting the perfect Tao cause someone to disappear?

He suddenly wanted to give Sif a try.

Unfortunately, the other party wasn't his employee, otherwise he really wanted to see where the other party would go after disappearing and what taboos they would trigger!

Although he was curious, Su Ping didn't invite the other party to become an employee, because he felt that the other party might not be willing.

"Anna, you'd better hurry up and reach the Supreme Realm as soon as possible. I'd like to see what happens," Su Ping said to Joanna beside him.

Joanna immediately understood Su Ping's thoughts and rolled her eyes: "Are you using me as a guinea pig?"

"How could that be? Even if you're a lab rat, you're a lab rat that captivates all beings." Su Ping rarely flattered him like that.

Joanna immediately showed a look of disdain.

Sif found their conversation amusing and chuckled softly, but her smile quickly faded as Su Ping continued to gnaw on other branches.

(End of this chapter)