Summit Farmer

Peter Brown was well aware of what he was doing. Frankly, living here was just a transitional phase for him. There was nothing that Peter hadn’t seen before, and he didn’t really care about the affairs of this place, or even what kind of circumstances or development methods the people here had. He never paid them much mind. After some contemplation, Peter had a realization that even the existence of his relatives didn’t need too much of his attention. As long as he managed to collect even a single hair from his loved ones, he could bring them to the Immortal Realm the day he achieved immortality.

Of course, this only applied to those relatives who also had feelings for him. As for those who felt nothing towards him when they faced him, Peter would not be able to take them with him to become immortals.

Watching the growth of that young tree, Peter’s mood was actually quite good. It indicated that the possibility of him becoming immortal was rising sharply.

The only thing that worried Peter now was his relatives. According to the rules of this world, all his relatives had their own projected identities in various plane dimensions. If any one of those identities had not yet completed their experiences and didn’t have that sort of pure thought, he would not be able to take them away.

After all, there was a significant difference between achieving cultivation success on one’s own and being taken away by someone else.

Sitting inside the villa, Peter’s understanding of life deepened. A person has many projected identities in various planes, and if he wanted to bring all of them to the Immortal Realm, he’d need to protect them and wait for each of their identities to complete their experiences. Once an identity finished its experiences, they would be able to retract that space’s meaning.

But, the difficulty of doing this was truly immense.

The more Peter developed on the path to immortality, the more he understood about the process. It wasn’t just about cultivation to succeed; cultivation was about gathering one’s main intention. In Peter’s understanding, this meant recalling the intentions of his identities from various parallel spaces. Only when a large number of identity consciousnesses were gathered could one say that the immortal qualifications were truly condensed.

All bodies return to one!

This was Peter’s new understanding of achieving immortality.

In Peter’s view, this process involved the fusion of Dao affinity, Kindness energy, faith energy, and Achievement points, supplemented by Immortal power. If comparing it to a tree, each Tree Leaf would represent an identity.