Some book friends are saying that it is too early for the protagonist to create a Tao in the Dao Palace. In fact, the protagonist is not creating a Tao at this time, but a filling. In the author's understanding, the secret realm script created by Shi Hao is a big

framework, and other people’s practice is to fill in their own things within this big framework.

At the same time, every Emperor's Sutra is the same. It is also the innate Tao. The Western Emperor's Sutra is indeed the most suitable sutra for the protagonist, but no matter how suitable it is, it is the Tao of the Western Emperor, not the protagonist's.

This is my understanding of the Great Emperor's Sutra. There are two ways to practice the Great Emperor's Sutra. One is for those who can't even understand the Great Emperor's Sutra. Then they can just follow the path of the Great Emperor step by step. The other is for those who can't even understand the Great Emperor's Sutra.

He is a peerless genius who has captured the essence of the Great Emperor. For such a genius, another way can be taken, which is to add some of his own things to the Great Emperor's scriptures.

The emperor's realm is so high, and the scriptures created will naturally leave some room for such a genius, that is, adding his own things to the framework left by the emperor.

The protagonist is like this. First, there are scriptures in the system novice gift pack, which is equivalent to the Western Emperor personally telling the protagonist the Western Emperor Scripture. Then, a ruthless person from the ancient forbidden land takes action to help her open up the sea of ​​suffering. Only then does the protagonist discover that the emperor is staying.

The parts that can be modified. But her background cannot support her modifying the scriptures.

In the end, the protagonist went to Yaochi and obtained the secret skills of the Three Great Emperors of the Western Emperor, casting tools, training, and tempering with the Western Emperor's Dao Fire, and then gained some foundation.

Later, I personally comprehended the Taoist rhyme of the Western Emperor's Creation Sutra in my hometown of Yaochi. In addition, I got the experience of turning Taoism into a talisman from a scroll obtained by lottery. Then I turned the secret of life and death in the wheel sea into a talisman.

Until now, the protagonist has not created her own sutra, but she has a seed that will lay the foundation for future creation of sutras. Until the end, the protagonist has not created her own sutra. She still practices the Western Emperor Sutra, but

I just added some of my own understanding, not to mention creating the Tao.

And using talismans to create the Tao is just a direction for future practice. It does not mean that you can create the Tao now. Such outrageous things will not happen.

As for the Shuangheng Dao Fruit mentioned by some book friends, it is really unclear. It is the setting of the second half of the Holy Ruins. The author has not finished reading the Holy Ruins.
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