Definition
A cultivation technique that merges multiple identical avatars into a single, far more powerful entity. It is a simplified version of the legendary Tao Wu Eighteen Fiendgod Art.
A cultivation technique that merges multiple identical avatars into a single, far more powerful entity. It is a simplified version of the legendary Tao Wu Eighteen Fiendgod Art.
Definition
A cultivation technique that merges multiple identical avatars into a single, far more powerful entity. It is a simplified version of the legendary Tao Wu Eighteen Fiendgod Art.
Alright, fellow Daoists, buckle up. This chapter is the quiet *before* the storm, and it’s an absolute gem for anyone who loves watching the protagonist's internal power-up mechanics. Chapter 689, "One Incense Stick of Enlightenment," delivers exactly that: Ji Ning doesn't just get stronger—he undergoes a complete ontological recalibration. After a month of painstaking preparation, he activates the *One Incense Stick of Enlightenment* technique, merging all seventeen of his true body avatars into one. The result? A single being whose soul, Ki, and divine body have all been forcibly pushed to the Daofather level. But this isn't a loud, flashy breakthrough. It's a quiet, methodical, and terrifyingly efficient transformation. The chapter masterfully juxtaposes Ji Ning’s silent, solitary cultivation with the anxious, whispered debates among the top brass of Nuwa's camp, who are pinning their last hopes on a gamble they don't fully understand. We also get a fascinating glimpse of Buddha Jueming, a hidden veteran who recognizes the techniques Ji Ning is using, adding a layer of ancient, silent validation to our protagonist's explosive growth. Get ready for one of the most satisfying "gear-check" chapters in the entire Desolate Era saga.
* **Watch the "Silent Verdict":** Pay attention to Bodhi's reaction. His silence and eventual warning to "prepare for failure" is more telling than any long speech. He understands that the greatest threat to his disciple right now isn't an Emissary, but the potential collapse of his Dao-heart after the trauma of the Moon Underwater Abyss. * **Savor the Gear-Check:** This is a classic progression-fantasy beat. Ji Ning isn't just getting stronger; he's getting a **systematic upgrade**. The narrator goes out of its way to tell us exactly what tier his Ki is (Daofather), what tier his body is (half-step True God), and what tier his soul is. This is a "level-up" screen in literary form. Relish the precision. * **The "Logistical" Ji Ning:** The final line is a masterstroke of character. Ji Ning doesn't just power up and rush off. His immediate, practical thought is: "Keep one avatar as a seed." This is the same kid who meticulously planned his revenge on the Winged Serpent. He hasn't lost his analytical edge; he's just amplified it with cosmic power. * **The Rahu Formation as a Tactical Statement:** Ji Ning's first action after his breakthrough is to test the Rahu Formation. He doesn't test his new sword technique. He tests the **force multiplier**. This tells us his battle plan relies on overwhelming, systemic power, not just a single, elegant sword stroke. He is preparing for a war of annihilation, not a duel of equals.
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