Rebirth of the Great Desolation: The Sacred Saint and the Dao

This is a prehistoric novel, so the cultivation levels of the characters in the text still follow the classics. Because some readers may be reading a prehistoric novel for the first time and are not clear about the classic classification, so I will explain it here:

From low to high they are: earthly immortal, heavenly immortal, mysterious immortal, true immortal, golden immortal, Taiyi golden immortal, Daluo golden immortal, quasi-sage and saint.

Each level is divided into the early (beginning) period, the middle period, and the last (high) period. The peak state of each period refers to the state that is about to enter the next level.

For example, the peak of late Taiyi refers to the early stage of Golden Immortal Daluo. In this case, although it is not Daluo yet, it is definitely better than the ordinary monks in the late Taiyi.

Another thing to talk about is the relationship between the physical body, the soul, the soul, and the true spirit. A monk has a physical body, and the physical body can protect his soul. Once the physical body is destroyed, as long as the soul is still there, he only needs to seize it.

You can be reborn if you give up. Under the soul is the soul. As long as the soul is still there, it can be reincarnated. Therefore, mortal cultivation is nothing more than cultivating the Yuanying and Yuanshen outside the soul. As for the soul, there is the true spirit.

If the soul does not exist and only the true spirit remains, then he can only enter the list of gods and become a god. Of course, not everyone can enter the list of gods. Therefore, if an ordinary monk only has the true spirit left, it is no different than dying and turning into ashes.

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