Aspiring to the Immortal Path Chapter 402: Calamity

Translated by: Hypersheep325

Edited by: Michyrr

A cold and cheerless world, completely empty.

The back of that palace lady spanned the world, filling one's vision.

Tang Jie stood in a distant corner of this world, looking at that back as if he was hypnotized.

The back slowly turned like an opening door, a ray of light peeping through and illuminating this space. But it was impossible to make out that woman's profile.

The back turned a third of the way around before stopping, and no effort in the world could make it move anymore.

A moment later, the space shattered, the image fading away.

Tang Jie found himself standing back in the small room of the Carefree House. On the wall across from him was the Dream Pearl Lady painting.

Tang Jie sighed, knowing that he had failed again.

After getting the painting, Tang Jie had tried to enter that mysterious state from before. Alas, no matter how he tried to comprehend and perceive, he was unable to grasp that brief sensation from before.

But there was one thing he was sure about. The Dream Pearl Lady painting was a painting that could be used to comprehend the Dao.

As for entrancing the mind, that was simply a manifestation of being immersed in the comprehension of the Dao. In a way, it was similar to the Soul Refining Pearl.

The Mindseizers of the Soul Refining Pearl were originally conceived for the purpose of possession. It was later discovered that the chances of possession were too low, but the momentary daze created during the possession attempt was very significant, leading its usage to slowly shift.

Such was the case with the Dream Pearl Lady painting. What had been a painting for comprehending the Dao was now being used in combat for that mind-seizing effect created when one was comprehending the Dao.

Now that Tang Jie had this painting, he naturally needed to comprehend its contents. Alas, no matter what he did, he found it difficult to understand its divine depths.

Mei Huaping had probably not understood it either, or else he wouldn't have used i

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