Chapter 728: Chapter 384 “End of Spiritual Power Transformation” and “Transformation of the Spiritual Body” (Seeking Subscriptions)_1
The spiritual power representing the Seventh Spiritual Realm began to dissolve, which ant the spiritual power of the Eighth Spiritual Realm was about to be born.
Ti slowly passed.
All the spiritual power within Milton Cheney’s spiritual body began to be replaced.
The spiritual power of the Eighth Spiritual Realm is completely different from that of the Seventh Spiritual Realm.
This difference is not only reflected in the strength of the spiritual power but also in the total amount.
If the total amount of spiritual power in the Seventh Spiritual Realm is like a rushing stream, then the entire spiritual power of the Eighth Spiritual Realm is like a long river.
The difference between them is, without a doubt, imnse.
After all, the Eighth Spiritual Realm is not even in the sa league as the Seventh Spiritual Realm.
The Eighth Stage on the Spiritual World Cultivation Path is actually equivalent to the Immortal Human Realm in the Immortal Realm.
The vast gap between the Loose Immortal Realm and the Immortal Human Realm signifies how enormous the difference is between the Seventh and Eighth Spiritual Realms.
“The transformation of spiritual power seems quite fast, however, the change in my spiritual physique will require much more ti.”
In the Cultivation Space, Milton Cheney muttered to himself.
At this mont, his breakthrough had begun.
Once the breakthrough of a Great Realm began, it could not be interrupted; the final outco could only be failure or success.
For Milton Cheney, the chances of success were definitely greater than those of failure.
The reason was simple.
It was because Milton Cheney still had plenty of ti left.
The ample ti allowed his foundation to beco extrely solid, and a solid foundation was the key to breaking through to a new realm.
Of course, the most important reason was that in this round of Reincarnation Simulation, Milton Cheney had not felt that he had reached his limit.
It should be noted that before starting this simulation, his real-world self was only at the limit of the Seventh Level Wizard Immortal Realm.
The limit of the Seventh Level Wizard Immortal also ant that his consciousness was at the sa realm.
In fact, before this, Milton Cheney had been sowhat worried that the limit of the realm he could reach in this reincarnation simulation would be the limit of the Seventh Spiritual Realm.
But his worries were clearly unnecessary.
Because up until now, he had not felt any sensation of reaching the limit of his realm.
This ant that he could potentially cultivate to a higher realm in this world than he ever had in reality.
For Milton Cheney, this was definitely a relief from one of his concerns.
Of course, although he had not yet reached the limit of the Spiritual World Cultivation Path, it did not an that he had no limit in this world.
That would be absolutely impossible.
In Milton Cheney’s conjecture, after being reincarnated into this world, he could at most reach the Eighth Spiritual Realm.
Reaching anything higher was almost impossible.
Although his talent was assessed to be of the Ninth-level Spirituality in this world, Milton Cheney, who was aware of the strength of his spiritual body, knew it was nearly impossible for him to cultivate to the Ninth Spiritual Realm in this world.
The gap was too wide.
The Eighth Spiritual Realm was likely the limit of his cultivation in the Spiritual Realm after his reincarnation.
The transformation of spiritual power continued steadily.
After the breakthrough began, Milton Cheney had already cleared all distractions from his mind.
At this point, he had only one important task, and that was to complete the breakthrough from the Seventh to the Eighth Spiritual Realm.
His lifespan was still quite abundant, with at least tens of millions of years left.
If nothing unexpected happened, such a length of ti was surely enough.
Whether it was for the transformation of spiritual power or the qualitative change of the spiritual body, the ti needed would not exceed his remaining lifespan.
Of course, it was not calculated like this.
Since Milton Cheney was without experience at this point, it was possible he might hit a block in the breakthrough process at so mont.
This possibility was not nonexistent.
After all, whether in reality or in simulation, the highest realm Milton Cheney had ever cultivated was the Seventh Level Realm.
He had never reached a higher realm.
It could be said that this reincarnation simulation was his closest approach to the Eighth Stage.
This was also why Milton Cheney had no worries at all; after all, success would naturally be excellent, but failure would also accumulate a lot of experience for him.
Milton Cheney was long past the ti when he had to succeed at all costs.
At this ti, he could fully bear the cost of failure, since he still had many opportunities.
Inside the Cultivation Space, Milton Cheney sat with his eyes tightly closed.
The black spiritual power around him continued to reappear incessantly, this power spilling out from his spiritual body.
After the spiritual power overflowed, it would gradually transform into a higher level of spiritual power within the Cultivation Space.
This process would consu a significant amount of ti, but fortunately, ti did not stop flowing, and Milton Cheney’s spiritual power also kept transforming.
…
As ti flew by swiftly, five and a third million years had passed.
For Milton Cheney, these five million plus years were not a short period.
Throughout this ti, he had remained within the Cultivation Space.
After all, once the breakthrough began, especially from the Seventh to the Eighth Spiritual Realm, it could not be abruptly halted.
Knowing all this, Milton Cheney naturally stayed in the Cultivation Space.
With five million years gone by, the spiritual power within Milton Cheney that represented the Seventh Spiritual Realm had all been transford into the power of the Eighth Spiritual Realm.
At this ti, all of his spiritual power within his spiritual body had completed its transformation.
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