I can understand what the furry creatures are saying, and I've become the number one beast tame

Chapter 212 The First Supreme Powerhouse of the Beast Continent—Fire
Nan Ran offered no explanation.

The more you say, the more mistakes you make.

Sometimes it's better to say nothing than to say something.

Let everyone misunderstand; consider it as establishing a persona for myself.

Nan Ran coughed twice, then turned to ask Meng Duanyue, "Senior Sister, have you heard of the Fire Spirit Body?"

"Of course I've heard of it!"

Meng Duanyue looked at Nan Ran with some surprise, and even the others were in a similar state of shock.

It's as if to say: There are still people on the Beast Continent who haven't heard of the Fire Spirit Body?
Nan Ran: ...

She immediately sensed something was wrong, touched her nose, and was about to say something to make amends.

Meng Duanyue suddenly looked enlightened, as if she had convinced herself, figured things out, and understood.

“Junior Sister Nanran is a born pure spirit body, so it’s normal that she doesn’t remember these things.”

Nan Ran gave an awkward laugh.

I later learned that the concept of the Fire Spirit Body was a knowledge point that had already been explained in detail in the first lesson for novice disciples.

The so-called Fire Spirit Body means that a person is either born with a pure spirit body and has broken through the curse and shackles of the Heavenly Dao to choose to cultivate the fire element, or has only awakened the fire element and can only cultivate the fire element.

Or they are born with a fire spirit body, and from the moment they are born, they can cultivate as soon as they can breathe, and their bodies automatically shield other elemental attributes, absorbing only fire elements.

The elemental attributes that a normal person's body can absorb are likely to be quite mixed. In particular, most people are not clear about which type of cultivation method they are more suited to, or when awakening their talents, they do not know how to choose or simply do not have the ability to choose. Therefore, whatever they awaken is what they become.

Most of these will awaken two or three elemental attributes.

Finally, most people will try to awaken a fourth or fifth elemental attribute when they have cultivated these three elemental attributes to the Great Perfection!
Generally, being able to awaken all five attributes and cultivate them all to the Great Perfection realm means one is already halfway to the Transcendent God realm, which is on the verge of the Tribulation Transcending stage.

The Fire Spirit Body, on the other hand, directly chooses the fire attribute, blocking out other attributes.

Cultivating fire magic is as simple as eating and drinking.

The body can automatically cultivate wherever there is fire element present.

"...The first supreme powerhouse to appear on the Beast Continent, the Fire Sovereign, was the Fire Spirit Body!"

When Meng Duanyue mentioned this powerful figure, her eyes were full of admiration.

Nan Ran blinked and briefly summarized the key information.

"In other words, cultivators can choose to cultivate a single system and become a certain kind of spiritual body, or they can choose to cultivate multiple systems, or even awaken spiritual roots of other elements."

Unlike the cultivation novels she had read before, where only those with a single or multiple spiritual roots were considered the most talented, while those without were considered useless.

Seeing that she truly didn't understand, Meng Duanyue felt a pang of heartache and bitterness for the "pure spirit body."

He then patiently explained.

"That's certainly true, you're absolutely right."

Meng Duanyue smiled and said, "To be more precise, when the great changes first occurred on the Beast Continent, no one knew which method was most suitable for cultivators."

"Or rather, it's uncertain which method is more suitable for ordinary people to awaken and become cultivators."

"In the beginning, people were filled with fear and dread when faced with such a disaster, until—"

(End of this chapter)