Among them, Yi Nan excelled in treating ’intractable diseases’. Now, having received feedback from Heaven’s Mandate, they possessed a life pattern free of worries for ten lifetis, coupled with the power of the Compass, it was not difficult to remove so curses from Zheng Yichen’s body. In fact, so of the curses on Zheng Yichen’s body were already partially dispelled by the power inherent in ancient tos.
Most parts of those curses affected the mind.
"Insignificant curses can be ignored for now; I have a way to deal with them later," Zheng Yichen said.
After the aftereffects of his Demonization began to ease, curses had less power over him, for his own resistance was not weak to begin with, and he was protected by the power emanating from the Blood Asura martial arts... Yet he had to admit, curses were still a disgusting matter!
The impacts such as palpitations and ntal instability had vanished, but the physical effects made him feel as reckless yet miserable as before his transmigration.
To put it this way: now, his vision was sowhat color-faded; earlier when he was eating, the flavors seed bland, even tasteless, although he himself was sowhat indifferent to taste, and blandness did not affect his ability to eat—it was not a significant impact.
However, after eating, he found it hard not to want to keep eating, pursuing sothing with flavor as though his body craved it, despite the food itself being uninspiring.
Breathing brought the faint scent of blood to his nose, and a persistent but non-interfering tinnitus in his ears.
The skin felt a slight prickling pain when brushed by the wind, a taste of earth and blood filled his mouth when he drank water, yet blood had an attractive scent like food or sweetened water to him. Looking at Liu Hongzhao, he felt her allure intensify greatly, directly affecting his primal instincts.
Especially when close to young girls, the scent of a girl’s body had an even stronger impact.
In summary, among that myriad of issues, there were a few major troubles but countless minor ones, and these minor problems accumulated to extra discomfort for Zheng Yichen.
"...Cough, even the non-trivial ones are not easy to resolve," Yi Nan coughed lightly, examining Zheng Yichen with the Compass, acknowledging that it was the trivial parts that were easiest to solve. However, anything beyond the trivial required ti to address, and as for the most severe ones, he was utterly helpless.
The Compass, strengthened after a surge of feedback from Heaven’s Mandate, beca an heirloom treasure that could be passed down through generations of the human race, yet it was not omnipotent and targeted Supre Demons but did not include the ability to remove curses or purify abnormal states.
With Yi Nan’s assistance, Zheng Yichen’s sight, sll, hearing, taste, and touch all returned to normal. The related curses were lifted during the hour of rest, and during this ti, the Diviners were anything but slack, displaying high efficiency in lifting the curses.
However, this only applied to those curses that could be resolved. The ones that couldn’t be addressed would take a long ti to even attempt, and they didn’t have that ti.
"Sigh~ The most troubleso is the Reincarnation Curse; it simply cannot be resolved by human ans," Yi Nan said while looking at Zheng Yichen. Having dealt with the trivial curses, even those from Supre Demons, he could now firmly state this.
But regarding the few severe curses, so might take him months or years to dispel, yet the heaviest of them all, the Reincarnation Curse, was beyond any conceivable solution.
The Bull God’s curse had unearthed a blood pool from Hell, with the blood pool of Hell implicating the world’s cycle of rebirth; this was used as a dium for the curse, rather like the Bull God cramming a part of reincarnation in the form of a curse into Zheng Yichen’s body.
Yi Nan deduced that even Supre Demons would not fare well against such a curse. Perhaps they could ignore part of a curse’s effects, but they would still be affected by reincarnation, not steadily weakening but causing difficulty in fully unleashing their power.
It is akin to an aging person who cannot match the physical prowess of the young; Supre Demons could be considered perpetually in their pri, but affected by the Reincarnation Curse, they would wane from their pri to a state nearing old age—not entirely decrepit but incomparable to their pinnacle.
Supre Demons could resist the Reincarnation Curse, but Zheng Yichen was not one of them. He had managed to suppress its effects for now, yet his thod of suppression was a particularly Evil Path approach: "disguise". He temporarily fooled the curse by infusing his body with the Power of Death.
As soon as this portion of the Power of Death diminished, the full force of the Reincarnation Curse would quickly manifest.
They possessed a life pattern free from worries for ten lifetis; the Reincarnation Curse could inflict an endless cycle of immortal destiny... however, it remained a curse, a fate worse than death.
Zheng Yichen could keep deceiving the Reincarnation Curse with the Power of Death, but this force was too detrintal to the living. Even if Zheng Yichen could ignore its effects, those around him could not overlook the Power of Death’s impact.
Over ti, any living thing around Zheng Yichen would rapidly age and decay.
The Power of Death bravely resisted the Reincarnation Curse, but it was rely an equivalent exchange, transforming the profoundly affecting curse into a "Death Curse" that acted upon others.
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