The Sims: I Open the Immortal Path for All Beings

As for the remaining Fire Virtue Star Lord, Great River Country Lord, being a True Immortal, he had his own understanding of cultivation and did not need Pei Xuanjing to intervene too much, which also had a significant influence on him.

While these individuals spent some time understanding the cultivation system of this world and filling it with their own cognitive philosophies to perfect their skills, Pei Xuanjing also set up an array to attract the Spirit Mechanism of the heavens and the earth to accelerate their cultivation.

With the cultivation skills and an abundance of Spirit Mechanism, coupled with their own realms, it was a breeze for them to enhance the strength of their incarnations.

During this process, Pei Xuanjing continually pondered the Heavenly Path’s origin of this world, coming into contact with its core.

At the same time, he was using his sense of the Divine Position to detect the location of the Wood Virtue Star Lord.

The reason Pei Xuanjing used the gods of the Heavenly Court to open up and search for more worlds was not only because the loss of an incarnation bound to the Gods Sealing List did not affect their lives but also because of the connection between the gods on the Gods Sealing List.

As he and many other True Immortals sent these gods into the Chaos Void to search for new worlds, they bestowed a mark upon them, which they branded into their Divine Souls. With this mark, they could sense other gods in the same world and also send messages back to the Great Ming World.

For the many gods, this mark was more like a talisman and sensor. Should they die, the mark would shatter, allowing Pei Xuanjing and the other True Immortals to use the mark to pinpoint the world where they died.

And a critical point that Pei Xuanjing and many other True Immortals did not make clear, but which the gods understood, was this:

This mark was also a form of restraint among the gods themselves, telling them that when exploring new worlds, they needed to be united, forbidding internecine warfare and working together against external forces.