[The Legend of the Shepherd] Cao Ya reminded him:
"Mu Ping, I remember her name is Mu Ping, but what her real name is, Qin Mu will have to find out for himself when he grows up. Mu Ping is truly a lifesaver for him."
It's quite poignant. When they found Qin Mu in the basket by the river, there was a female corpse underneath, her body bleached white from being submerged. I wonder how she survived that journey.
The only certainty is that they received help from the Supreme Emperor Sword God Bai Qu'er along the way; otherwise, the female corpse alone would not have been able to escort Qin Mu all the way to the Remnant Village.
Although Qin Mu is a mortal, his true form is Qin Fengqing, the divine son of Youdu. He was born extraordinary but was later sealed away, turning into a mortal. Qin Fengqing's consciousness went dormant, and Qin Mu's consciousness was born from this. That's why Qin Fengqing always called Qin Mu his younger brother. As for the word "bad" mentioned earlier, that's for another reason.
The Divine Child of Youdu is a very important character in the world of "The Legend of the Shepherd Gods," at least in the early and middle stages.
[One Piece] Cao Ya sighed and asked:
Is there any way to bring that woman's body back to life?
[The Legend of the Shepherd God] Cao Ya shook his head and said with a wry smile:
"You overestimate me. Reversing the course of life and death is something I can't do now."
He sighed:
"I can only try my best to keep his body from decaying, and wait until Qin Mu becomes stronger before he can revive his savior."
Cao Ya, from the world of "The Legend of the Shepherd God," is also a villager of the Remnant Village. He has lost his right hand, but he is considered to be in relatively good condition within the village.
The village chief of the disabled village, who has lost both his hands and feet, is truly tragic.
[Perfect World] Cao Ya glanced at [The Legend of the Shepherd] Cao Ya, seemingly quite confused, and asked:
"After you transmigrated to the world of [The Legend of the Shepherd God], didn't you even know what kind of world it was? How did you end up like this?"
He found Cao Ya's memories in "The Legend of the Shepherd God" too complicated and skipped through them.
After all, how can one possibly read through all the memories of a century of life in such a short time?
[The Legend of the Shepherd] Cao Ya's helplessness:
"Go and browse through the shared memories yourself."
He didn't want to talk about it; it was a sad memory.
[Perfect World] Cao Ya shrugged, "I really can't do anything with you."
Compared to Cao Ya's tragic situation in "The Legend of the Shepherd God", Cao Ya's situation in "Perfect World" is much better.
He lived in the Great Wilderness and was known as the Wilderness Hermit. He was a great master at the Venerable Realm.
Of course, Cao Ya himself understood that in a super-large world like [Perfect World], a Venerable was nothing, and even a Supreme was not enough to compare.
However, in the desolate lower realms, the Venerable Realm is indeed quite powerful.
In the world of Perfect World, the cultivation realms, from low to high, are divided into Blood Transformation, Cave Heaven, Spirit Transformation, Inscription, Array Formation, and Venerable. Most of the powerful figures in the eight lower realms are at the Venerable realm.
After becoming a Venerable, one will become a God, that is, the Divine Fire Realm. However, this is a false god. After that, there is the True God of the True One Realm, the transitional realm of Sacred Sacrifice, as well as Heavenly God, Void Dao, Self-Slaying, Escape One, and Supreme.
Above the Supreme Being are those who have become immortals, namely True Immortals, Immortal Kings, Quasi-Immortal Emperors, and Immortal Emperors.
According to the system space division, Blood Transport and Cave Heaven are one-star levels, Spirit Transformation, Inscription, Array Formation, and Venerable are two-star levels, Divine Fire and above correspond to three-star levels and above, and the final Immortal Emperor realm is seven-star level.
In the context of the "Supreme Being" world, the Immortal Emperor is equivalent to the Other Shore, both capable of manipulating the vast universe and time and space, and are themselves equivalent to an infinitely vast universe.
That level of understanding is far beyond Cao Yatai's reach.
In the game "Perfect World", Cao Ya is at the Venerable Realm, which is equivalent to the peak of the two-star level.
Similarly, Cao Ya's cultivation level in [The Legend of the Shepherd God] is also at the peak of the two-star level.
With the addition of two more peak two-star system powers, Cao Ya's strength has already begun to break through the two-star limit and reach the three-star threshold.
Although I haven't reached that level yet, there are too many cultivation systems available.
With so many systems stacked together, it would be abnormal if there weren't some special features.
[Naruto] Cao Ya stroked his chin, flipped through the memories of [Perfect World] Cao Ya, and said with considerable surprise:
"You traveled back in time and actually received the inheritance of the Thunder Spirit Treasure Technique when you were young?"
[Perfect World] Cao Ya nodded reservedly, a seemingly nonchalant smile on her face.
Everyone was taken aback and went to look through Cao Ya's childhood memories in [Perfect World]. Sure enough, when he was a child, this guy accidentally obtained the inheritance of the Thunder Spirit Treasure Technique. He has been cultivating since childhood and is now in the Venerable Realm. He has quite a reputation in the Desolate Region.
[The Legend of the Shepherd] Cao Ya was filled with envy and jealousy, and cursed under his breath.
Why was he so frustrated? Not only did he lose an arm, but the martial arts technique he practiced was also entirely self-created, with a very ordinary name: "Left-Handed Sword Technique," which was a modified version of the sword technique.
Because he only had his left hand left.
Like the butcher in the village of the disabled, he was also a swordsman, the kind of ruthless man who dared to swing his sword at the sky.
Of course, we saw the ending: he became disabled and had to live in seclusion, hiding in a village of the elderly and destitute, where he hadn't left for many years.
[Naruto] Cao Ya patted [Shepherd's Tale] Cao Ya sympathetically, and said with empathy:
"Brother, I understand you."
Before entering the system space, in the Naruto world, he was also a puppet, his life and death completely controlled by Danzo. Later, he killed Danzo, became Hokage, and now he has unified the ninja world. He is the highest-ranking leader in the ninja world, comparable to the Sage of Six Paths who founded the Ninja Sect.
[The Legend of the Shepherd] Cao Ya said dejectedly:
"You're much better off than me. In the Naruto world, the power levels aren't that high. The Otsutsuki clan's power is probably only around three-star level, and they haven't even reached the ninja world yet."
“In my world, even if those six-star guys don’t appear, the high and mighty Heavenly Court that keeps Yan Kang in captivity is by no means lacking in three-star, four-star, and even five-star beings.”
Finally, he let out a frustrated sigh.
This time, it was Cao Ya, the "Peerless One," who felt the same way:
"Brother, I understand you."
He understood it all too well. In fact, the situation of "the will of Heaven is always difficult to fathom" in the world of "Peerless Sovereign" was even more pronounced than in the world of "The Shepherd of Gods".
After all, the other side, which arbitrarily ravages the timeline and destroys and creates infinite multiverses, is something that the world of [The Legend of the Shepherd] does not have.
After returning from the other side, he worried that he had died a thousand times, but he never realized it even once.
This is not an exaggeration. The struggle between those on the other side is indeed this cruel. They fight one battle between those on the other side, and then they resurrect the original universe, including those who died in the struggle.
Even legends and destiny are no exception.
This kind of ability is something that the young masters of the Miro Palace in the world of "The Legend of the Shepherd God" definitely cannot achieve. Even the master of the Miro Palace would be somewhat inferior in performance, because the master of the Miro Palace could not resolve the cataclysmic destruction of the universe. In contrast, in the world of "The Supreme Being", the real world and the multiverse have been destroyed and reborn countless times by those beings from the other shore over the long epochs.
Therefore, in the system space rating, the highest combat power in [The Legend of the Shepherd] is the peak of six stars, which is equivalent to the level of the pseudo-Other Shore.
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