Entering Dao from Infancy

Summary

In the chapter "Turning Rivers and Overturning Seas," Li Hao finds himself in a blood lake, stripped of his clothes and facing imminent death. He struggles to hold onto the Qiankun Jade Belt, which is deteriorating due to the demon saint's blood. The Chi Xue Teng Yao Wang, a demon accompanying him, expresses fear of dying and suggests that Li Hao eat it to survive. In a moment of sacrifice, the demon willingly merges with Li Hao, enhancing his strength and allowing him to absorb the blood energy from the lake. Despite his newfound power, Li Hao's physical form continues to corrode, and he eventually loses most of his body, leaving only a skull. However, through sheer will and the burning of his Divine Soul, he breaks through a bottleneck to achieve the Immortal and Indestructible Realm. This transformation grants him an extraordinary ability to survive, even if reduced to a drop of blood. Ultimately, he severs his connection to his parents' bloodlines, fully embracing his identity as Haotian, the Supreme One, and begins to regenerate his body from the blood lake.

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