Indeed, each individual's comprehension of the same path would vary, leading to classifications among cultivators.
Supreme paragons were those who had grasped the most rudimentary understanding of the laws. Half-immortals were those who had achieved greater mastery, and only true immortals had completely mastered the laws, allowing them to delve into the river of time and gain deeper insights into the principles of the heavens and earth.
Once one law was perfected, they could begin to understand the others.
While Severin had attained a high level of mastery in the laws of creation and swordsmanship, he still had some distance to go before achieving perfection.
Perfection in a law meant having complete control over it, allowing the cultivator to unleash its boundless power.
Take the laws of creation for example, Severin could not yet create life from nothing or revive the dead, but he could increase the lifespan of herbs and accelerate the growth of trees. Of course, there were limitations even within the laws of creation. However, things became different when it came to the Rules of Time.
After all, the power of time was inexorable; it affects everyone, even true immortals had yet to transcend the river of time and were still subjected to its influence.
However, the lifespan of true immortals was exceedingly long, spanning eons that ordinary individuals could not even fathom.
Of course, to Severin, such concepts were still distant dreams.
He was only an eighth-grade supreme paragon then, still some distance away from becoming a true immortal. Thinking too much about it would only add unnecessary worries and troubles.
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