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... in a short time period with the help of the human image.

This was not some legend of demons and gods, rather it was a special means of cultivation.

Like a student, who, after studying painstakingly in the evening, wouldn’t be able to remember all he’d read firmly. However, after sleeping through the night, he would often find the things he’d remembered before with more clarity.

Moreover, following periodic revisions, these memories would become increasingly f ...

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