Devouring Evil Martial Arts, Eliminating Demons from All Heavens

Chapter 295 Dao Power Cultivation Method
[Technique Materials:]
"The True Skill of Drifting Like a Tumbleweed Chasing the Sun".

Though drifting a thousand miles, its vitality remains; it chases the sun, drinking in its light, and nurtures its enormous body in the sky.

Ordinary plants and trees need water and soil as their source and sunlight as their supplement in order to grow strong and healthy.

If a tumbleweed breaks off and floats in the wind, it can take root and bloom without touching water or soil, relying solely on sunlight. Moreover, its size will multiply and its vitality will increase dramatically, far exceeding the norm. Thus, it will transcend the ordinary.

Those who master this skill will be like immortal herbs and flowers, floating in the air without being touched by dust, gaining immense power by drinking in the light.

Note: This method has two approaches; you may choose to practice one or both.

One is a qigong method called "The True Skill of Chasing the Sun with Determination," which focuses on dedicated practice, observing the scenery, and cultivating oneself through qigong exercises.

The second method is totem cultivation, called "The Peach and Plum Trees of the Wandering World". If one can make peach and plum trees all over the world, even wandering tumbleweeds will benefit. Those who spread the teachings and impart knowledge will have their reputation spread far and wide. The better the results, the smoother their own cultivation will be.

Note: A Dao-level cultivation technique has been detected.

Determining the minimum standards required for the first simulation of this set of exercises... Determining... Determining complete!

After Chu Tianshu saw the information displayed on the token...

What he was most interested in was the last part.

Previously, although the potential of all his cultivation materials differed, the total amount of evil spirit materials required to optimize all of their potential varied greatly.

However, the minimum standards required for the initial demonstration of those techniques are the same.

The significance of this minimum standard is that even if the content is not optimized, it will still allow Chu Tianshu to understand the essence of the original technique in his mind, as if it had been carefully explained by a famous teacher.

If we really consider the token as a famous teacher.

In other words, all the previous cultivation techniques were at a level that the token could understand with just a glance!

Only by optimizing carefully can we differentiate between different levels of difficulty.

From the initial simple Tongbei Fist, to the Hentian Skill, the Deadly Sword Technique, and the Demonic Cult's Saber Technique...

The styles, ranges, and achievements of these martial arts are vastly different, yet they are all at the level of "understanding at a glance".

However, the current version of "The True Skill of Drifting Duckweed Chasing the Sun" is no longer in that category.

To understand the essence of the original technique, one only needs to grasp the length of the displayed materials section.

It's already much longer than the material for the evil spirit "Pear God".

"At first, I thought that once I found a promising light-foot technique, I could put the material of the Pear Goddess into it and optimize a lot of content."

"I never expected this. We've found a promising cultivation technique, but Pear Goddess, it doesn't even meet the standard for the first deduction..."

Chu Tianshu tried hard to recall if he had ever heard of any terms related to Dao power level cultivation techniques before, and he actually remembered one.

The commentary on the Ghost Gate Witch Doctor mentions that after entering the forbidden realm, the power possessed by both martial artists and spiritualists undergoes a qualitative change compared to before.

Some call it the Mysterious Qi of the Universe, or the Divine Essence and Power; others call it the Qi of the Dao, or the Power of the Dao, and so on.

The term "Taoist power" only appeared once or twice, but several other terms refer to the same kind of thing.

I mentioned this to He Lai when we were chatting before.

The existing forbidden inheritance is actually similar to the Heavenly Divine Skill that fills in the gaps.

Although it can allow one to break through to the forbidden realm, how to utilize and continue cultivating after acquiring the physical and mental qualities of the forbidden realm is a matter of considerable importance.

This is not recorded in detail in the forbidden tradition.

After all, the ancients sealed away the taboos and passed them down to future generations, which meant that they could not cram too much or too much content into the sealed-away process.

It now seems that this so-called Dao Power level cultivation method is about how someone who has already entered the forbidden realm should cultivate and utilize their power.

"My cultivation of the Heaven-Piercing Divine Art is now advanced enough to attempt a breakthrough into the forbidden realm, but... I should refine it further!"

Even though they are both just one step away from the forbidden realm, there are still differences in their levels.

The most obvious example is Lin Chucheng. Before he even tried to break through, he was already on the verge of success. But when he failed and retreated, he was still on the verge of success.

However, the cultivation attainments in the two stages are clearly not comparable.

Chu Tianshu didn't want to experience a near-death experience of failing to break through the barrier.

Cultivating the Heavenly Hanging Divine Skill alone is not enough to ensure a stable level of mastery, so I will also cultivate my sword intent to the highest level.

Just before attempting the breakthrough, I poured all my sword intent into my divine energy and filled it into my Heavenly Power before trying to break through!
Mo Xiaoyu had no idea that Chu Tianshu had already gone through so many thoughts in his mind; she simply assumed that he was also pondering the contents of the stone tablet.

"Be careful," Mo Xiaoyu reminded her. "When you're pondering the contents of the stone tablet, you can unknowingly use up a lot of your brainpower. You've already had a tough day, and then you drew the stone tablet. The wear and tear is already too great."

Chu Tianshu withdrew his gaze and smiled, "I know what I'm doing."

As he spoke, he glanced at Lin Chucheng beside him.

The child still looked thoughtful, his right hand fingers unconsciously gesturing slightly, as if he were fascinated by the stone tablet.

Chu Tianshu asked, "Can you read stone tablets?"

"what."

Lin Chucheng snapped out of his daze and shook his head.

"If you ask me the meaning of each word, I don't know it. However, just looking at the whole inscription, it's as if you can see a certain pattern, and there's a feeling of going with the flow."

"Moreover, immersing myself in the feeling of watching the technique, I felt as if I could recall the technique I used to practice."

The legendary skill of drifting tumbleweed chasing the sun has been commemorated on the stone tablet for many years.

Lin Chucheng obtained a portion of the stone tablet's vital energy, which may give him a unique perspective.

Chu Tianshu's heart stirred: "I can absorb the vital energy of inanimate objects, but I cannot integrate into a human body for long."

"But the eight hands around you, if I'm not mistaken, must have obtained the medicinal power and bestial nature contained in the stone tablet, and they have long been connected with the vital energy in your body."

"If I extract the vital energy from these eight palms and integrate it into your body, perhaps you can forcibly retain it?"

"When you look at this stone tablet again, you might be even more surprised."

Lin Chucheng shook his head, extended a finger, and pushed the hand closest to him away a little.

"These hands are your spoils of war..."

Chu Tianshu said, "It doesn't matter, I don't need these eight hands for the time being."

He had already extracted the vital energy from Jia Fang's ram's head iron hammer and integrated it into Sanqi.

That ram's head iron hammer was no ordinary object, but after being integrated with Sanqi, it did not bring any immediate improvement.

Because Panax notoginseng is currently somewhat unbalanced and has reached a bottleneck.

The spirit of the soldier is not enough to accurately harness more potential.

The spirit of the soldiers needs a process of adaptation, nourishment, growth, and transformation.

"Besides, if you can step into the forbidden realm, the experience of that breakthrough will be the most important thing to me."

No sooner had Chu Tianshu spoken than he grabbed a silver hand and said with burning eyes, "How about it, eat these eight hands now?"

"Sucking my hand... My body is ten years old now, not three."

Lin Chucheng smiled, his expression calm and unpretentious.

"In that case, I'll take these eight hands, but there's no need to rush to integrate them into my body right now."

"Let's get the supplies and the wounded out first, then we can rest and recover before we start studying the situation."

Chu Tianshu frowned and remained silent, staring at him for a while.

"Senior Lin, how much of your memory have you recovered? Your current demeanor is quite suspicious."

Upon hearing this, Lin Chucheng looked up, blinked his innocent eyes, and said, "Brother Chu, please don't keep calling me 'senior,' it sounds so old."

"I only regained the memories related to the cultivation technique; I don't remember anything else about daily life."

Those eyes looked so sincere, so clear and bright.

But... that's suspicious.

Surely a veteran of the Special Police Division wouldn't have such a perverse interest as pretending to be young?

Forget it, even if this old man really regains all his memories, his physical body probably won't grow back in a year or two.

Just treat it like a real child's story.

Chu Tianshu patted his senior's head without any hesitation, feeling quite pleased.

"Then let's take everyone out."

(End of this chapter)