The Quest for Immortality

It is about turning one’s own Divine Sense into Demon Thought, and after differentiation, spreading like an epidemic, residing in other people’s Sea of Consciousness.

It is similar to the hauntings in the Contemplation Map, but far more powerful.

The hauntings parasitize, slowly consuming the Sea of Consciousness with many limitations and taking effect slowly.

”Planting Devil in Taoist Heart,” however, takes effect rapidly, and Cultivators “seeded” with Devil by Gui Tao’s people can hardly extricate themselves after a few moments, as the Demon Thought is deeply implanted.

The hauntings are an external evil invasion.

But “seeded Devil” is more like an internal contamination, directly causing the Cultivator’s Taoist Heart to deteriorate and demonize.

It is not that Gui Tao’s people control them.

It’s more like they themselves can’t control their own Demon Thoughts.

Even though they are being controlled by someone else, it’s as if they are acting according to their own wishes and desires.

Planting Demon Thought within the Taoist Heart…

From this perspective, what “Planting Devil in Taoist Heart” erodes and damages is actually the Taoist Heart!

Mo Hua felt a chill in his heart, but then a suspicion surfaced as he observed Gui Tao’s people:

”Planting Devil in Taoist Heart, Demonic Thought Differentiation… But where is the true ‘Gui Tao’s people,’ or rather, the original Demon Thought of Gui Tao’s people?”

”If that Demon Thought is not killed, does that mean Gui Tao’s people will not die?”

”Is it even possible that, unless all the Demon Thoughts are erased, even if the original Demon Thought is killed, ‘Gui Tao’s people’ might not die?”

”Doesn’t that mean they would be truly… immortal?!”

Mo Hua was deeply shaken.

This “Uncle” of mine seems to be far more terrifying than I thought…

Upon this thought, Mo Hua considered further:

”With such a terrifying Uncle, such a powerful ‘Planting Devil in Taoist Heart,’ I must study it closely

Compelled by his thoughts, Mo Hua involuntarily nodded his little head and then continued to stealthily observe Gui Tao’s people.

Only this time, he watched even more carefully, discovering even more…

Firstly, “Planting Devil in Taoist Heart” requires a medium.

Eyes, ears, nose, tongue, body, and mind—all can be mediums.

Form, sound, smell, taste, touch, and phenomena—all are the pathways.

Some Cultivators were “seeded” just by giving Gui Tao’s people a glance; others by hearing them speak;

Some by smelling the blood scent emanating from Gui Tao’s people; others by tasting their blood;