Translator: Tamon Translation Checker: Silavin Ling Hai and Ling Qingshan were touched beyond belief as they left with twenty Dao Fruits. They were tense and strained, snapping to attention at any rustle of leaves or birds chirping as they made their way to the sect. The Dao Fruit was invaluable and was bound to draw endless problems, even death, in an attempt to take them for oneself. On the upside, the twenty fruits would guarantee a flourishing future for the Nine Swords Sect. They did not forget Senior’s advice to figure out the cultivation stage limit for fruit. Ling Bao’er blinked at Chen Changan. “Master, is the fruit that amazing?” She and Foxy had eaten so many that they found it to be common and average. What the growing girls were unaware of was that, after spending so long in Chen Changan’s Immortal Land as well as being subjected to Creation, their talent skyrocketed. Not to mention Chen Changan had Immortal Solution and Special Effects. They were a direct tap into Dao itself. Dao washed over the girls every single day; of course, they would never hit a wall. It would be stranger if they did. There was even a high chance that Immortality was a done deal. Calling the girls Heaven’s Chosen was not much of a stretch. Not even the paragons of those Immortal Clans in the Upper Realm could beat the Ling Bao’er and Foxy when it comes to Dao Insights. Ling Bao’er’s question had Chen Changan pausing. “The Spiritual Fruit may very well be only native to Soaring Immortal Mountain. But only when we know if its Dao Pattern is able to break down cultivators’ bottlenecks will it become priceless.” Chen Changan was no cultivator by any stretch, though even he knew at least this much. It had been ages since the last Immortal ascended from the Nine Provinces Continent. Why? Cultivation was an arduous journey, beset with adversity and walls. Some could be settled on the spot, while others needed years upon years. None were exempt from this, not even geniuses. He did some random crossbreeding, popping a Spiritual Fruit good enough to make all that moot, though it was unclear where its effect ended. Given how he gave so many fruits out, it would not be long before Nine Province Continent would find itself with some extra Nascent Soul cultivators. The might of a Nascent Soul was undeniable. This event would force heavy change throughout the Nine Province Continent. In the event there was no wall up to Empty Immortal included, then Immortality would be ripe for the taking, no longer a pipe dream. Chen Changan would go down in history as having set an unprecedented case. He just yawned in the end, not much interested in how the world turned upside down. In his eyes, every cultivator’s goal in Nine Province Continent was Immortality. [And what of it? It’s only the beginning, going from bug to cockroach.] As for himself, Chen Changan knew his place perfectly. While they were cockroaches, he would be less than a bug when he got out of the Absolute Domain. He sighed again. [Oh, System, I got this suicidal Eternal Body, so why can’t I cultivate it then?] Chen Changan, “…” [Beyond?] [Why can’t I just use the System’s traits to help me cultivate?] Chen Changan asked his most pressing question. Having the Eternal Body meant being banned from cultivating to the point that even the System was useless to his persona. He ate no less than a hundred crustaceans, but much good did than do? Immortal Pills did not help, Creation was a dud, Immortal Energy went right through him, and Spiritual Energy ignored him. Nothing frickin’ worked! It was like trying to cook a rock, but the salt just wouldn’t stick! [This just isn’t normal. It makes no damn sense.] <Having activated the Absolute Domain System, you are now absolute, making cultivation redundant and inadequate.> Chen Changan nodded. [You can’t beat absolute. But that’s only within the Domain. What am I supposed to do out there?] Chen Changan’s eyes lit up. [What version will that be?] <Unknown.> [Unknown!? Cut the bullshit! Now the almighty System is talking trash. How annoying. Can’t you be serious here?] Silence was his only answer.