The people inside the sealing, most of them are not True Bodies. This is something that Yu Ziqing has long been aware of.

Even if a True Body does enter, most of them have already died.

For example, some County Magistrates or Prefectural Governors who enforce the sealings did so by risking their lives.

Inside the sealing, they remain, but once the sealing is dissolved, they will completely disperse.

Only those who are alive, and whose True Body was not the main sealing subject, yet got trapped inside, have the possibility of coming out alive after the sealing is dissolved.

On this point, Yu Ziqing is not particularly certain; it's simply according to Dadui's explanation.

It is precisely because of this that some people exploit loopholes, which theoretically allows for the smuggling of time.

The reason it is theoretical is because the recordings in An History Book may have been altered.

Yet, the circumstances inside the sealing remain authentic.

To successfully smuggle time, those who dissolve the sealing must cooperate with those inside to exploit the loophole successfully.

Yu Ziqing previously encountered several typical cases in the Dingmao Era sealing and killed them all.

Therefore, smuggling time through sealing only theoretically has feasibility.

Currently, there are indeed still some sealings being dissolved, with living people inside.

Nonetheless, Yu Ziqing never removed the pages, akin to the disaster of the Demon Concubine, manifesting it anew.

The conditions simply aren't ripe yet, nor is it particularly appropriate.

The live beings after dissolving the sealing are mostly civilians. Yu Ziqing plans to wait for Dadui's return, once everything stabilizes, to address it.

With the situation as it is, letting them out rashly would mean acting as their caregiver throughout.

Otherwise, given the current circumstances, it would be sending them to their deaths.

Better to leave it for later, it's not worth it now.

A new condition has emerged. Even after the sealing is mishandled, when Yu Ziqing leaves, and there are no outsiders inside the sealing, it still maintains the appearance when outsiders are present.

In simpler terms, inside, time continues to pass without reopening or pausing.

Even those like Mo Huitou who have awakened remain in their state of self-awareness.

This is incredibly significant!

Through constant probing and experimentation, Yu Ziqing concluded that Mo Huitou and Bai Shan, both clearly deceased, here seem... like living people.

Only in a state of self-awareness do they become the "living people" here.

Without realizing they are within the sealing, they are merely imprints, similar to highly intelligent programs, with limitations defined at the moment their True Body left the imprint inside the sealing.

Moreover, in most cases, they cannot even reach this ceiling.

Even though there are evident strong individuals in certain sealings, when the village chief engages them, they quickly lose interest; this is the reason.

Their adaptability is too limited, changes are too scarce, genuine combat won't feature that kind of spirit light operation.

In the end, it becomes akin to a dungeon run, after a few attempts, one can predict easily what the opponent will do next, casually completing the run.

Few strong individuals can achieve self-awareness. Currently, only Mo Huitou and Bai Shan have succeeded in this sealing.

Three months have passed in a flash, Yu Ziqing re-experimented only twice in the first month and never reopened it afterward.

To some extent, this sealing is particularly stable, with stability akin to a system crash.

Through various experiments, material inside cannot be taken out; humans even less so.

Initially, Yu Ziqing hoped to try to see if the remnants of giants' skeletons could be taken out as materials.

Including those Saints who indeed entered as True Bodies.

Eventually, nothing left behind can be taken out.

Even if something needs to be recorded, Yu Ziqing must bring in paper, pen, Jade Scroll, and golden book.

Bringing in a blank golden book, filling it with knowledge and taking it out requires draining the Divine Dynasty's power.

However, the drain is extremely minor, just a drop in the ocean against the expanding national fortune that Dadui continuously advances.

Compared to the value of those records, it's immensely profitable.

The sealing's space remains the original size.

While time synchronizes with the outside in its passage, subsequent expected historical developments have not emerged, suggesting that history remains stuck.

Alternatively, it indicates this realm is akin to a small, independent parallel world.

With too little time, Yu Ziqing cannot fully determine what is happening.

He feels this place is more like a special, illusory Grotto Heaven.

The entrance to this Grotto Heaven is that single page in An History Book.

Mo Huitou, like Yu Ziqing, is very intrigued by the current changes.

Moreover, what greatly impresses Yu Ziqing is Mo Huitou's clear understanding of his current state, without any confusion, possessing clear self-awareness.

He doesn't wonder whether he's considered dead or alive.

He simply knows that he can, in this place, continue to pursue his research like a living person, propagate lost knowledge, and his determination is unwavering.

This leaves Yu Ziqing with mixed feelings.

He considers Mo Huitou a treasure far more precious than any wealth, yet initially thinks more about the benefits than viewing Mo Huitou as a complete, independent person.