Aspiring to the Immortal Path Chapter 468: Climbing to the Summit (1)

Translated by: Hypersheep325

Edited by: Michyrr

Climb now?

Tang Jie was confused.

Although he had been cultivating constantly on the terrace for 72 days and he had made some progress, he felt like he still had some way to go before he could reach the summit.

He still had 78 days left, but the monkey said that he didn't have any time.

What did that mean? Why did it say that?

Perhaps the key was on that summit.

Climbing to the summit was merely the process. Standing at the highest place and comprehending the legacy left behind by his predecessor was the reward.

If he looked at things this way, he truly didn't have any time.

But was he really capable of making it through that tough road ahead of him?

Tang Jie clearly recalled that on these last 138 meters, one could get a reward every 10 meters. If this was the case, then he could conclude that the difficulty would also be increased. Going up wouldn't be easy.

To be honest, regarding this problem, Tang Jie was also confused.

His progress in the Water Moon Paradise had to be considered incredibly fast. After all, he had gone from the peak of Nine Revolutions all the way to greater attainment in Cognitive Creation—an entire tier of improvement.

If even this wasn't enough to get him to the top, what about the other people?

Even if those Celestial Heart True Persons were like him and came prepared, getting through their Heart Demon Period as quickly as impossible, that would still only be an extra tier of power, just like him. Tang Jie didn't think that their cultivation would let them get through what came next faster than him.

And in terms of time, having inherited Luo Hanzhen's one hundred thousand contribution points, Tang Jie wouldn't lose to anyone.

Thus, if Tang Jie couldn't get to the summit, there was no reason anyone else could.

He decided to stop puzzling over it and just go up first.

Tang Jie started to make his way up the mountain.

The very first step startled Tang Jie.

The power that bound his entire body was still there, but it wasn'

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