Countless beings fail to achieve immortality because they think they've already suffered enough, which is proof of their resolve and mortality, yet is that really so?
They suffered, but they never took a stand without power, after gaining power, they also never truly rebelled against things that went against their subconscious to protect their morality.
Is that truly mortality?
What use is supreme power if you can't even act according to your Dao Heart, what use is immortality spent in stagnation?
A mortal child begger who stands up against injustice without having power or security has more potential for ascending to immortality than a supreme prodigy of a generation who attained the realm of Half Immortals within a hundred thousand years but never interacted with the Mortal World as a true mortal.
So what if you're "experiencing" the mortal world?
Nothing that happens will truly effect you; experience without consequences does not transform you into a mortal.
