A Mortal's Journey to Immortality: Wang Yu Transmigrates into a Book, the Dao Ancestor of Rein

Chapter 4 Steady Progress vs. Impatience
"Is this my first wisp of magical energy?"

A strange energy that is extremely faint.

It is so faint that it cannot be detected unless you pay close attention.

Feeling the energy flowing through his meridians, Han Li's spirits were suddenly invigorated: "Good, good, good..."

This has already proven that he possesses spiritual roots.

It possesses at least a wood-attribute spiritual root.

Because the "Changchun Gong" is a basic martial art based on the wood element.

Only those with a wood-attribute spiritual root can cultivate the corresponding magical power and begin to understand the basics of cultivation techniques.

just.

His own spiritual root attribute is somewhat poor.

After all, the three steps of "guiding qi into the body," "condensing the first strand of mana," and "generating qi sensation" can be completed in a week at most by a cultivator with three spiritual roots. For a promising cultivator with two spiritual roots, or even a unique spiritual root or a special physique, as long as they find the right method, they can complete the above three steps in just two or three days.

But it took him half a month to barely manage to do it.

It is conceivable that those who cultivate the Tao have vastly different spiritual roots and talents.

This huge gap left him feeling powerless and even suffocated for a moment.

"How did I end up creating a useless talent for my protagonist?"

Spiritual roots are the stepping stone to immortality; without them, one cannot cultivate immortality.

Only those with spiritual roots can cultivate immortality.

However, having more attributes doesn't necessarily mean it's better.

The more and more varied the attributes of a spiritual root, the slower the cultivation process becomes.

On the contrary, those with a single spiritual root, also known as a heavenly spiritual root, are the truly fortunate ones with exceptional talent. These darlings of heaven cultivate as easily as eating and drinking. They can naturally establish their foundation by the age of fourteen or fifteen, starting cultivation at six or seven. Furthermore, there are no bottlenecks between foundation establishment and core formation. Generally, they can enter the core formation stage around the age of seventy.

In the Yue Kingdom, whose territory spans 100,000 miles, the Heavenly Spirit Root is a rare talent, one that appears only once every hundred years. Once it appears, it will inevitably be fiercely contested by all parties, who will certainly pay a great price to bring it into their sect.

As for his pseudo-spiritual root of "wood, water, fire, earth"?

Let alone forming the core, even reaching the foundation stage is uncertain without a major stroke of luck.

Those with four pseudo-spiritual roots will encounter a bottleneck between the third and fourth levels of Qi Refining. Without sufficient elixirs to aid cultivation, relying solely on arduous training in a spiritual vein treasure land, even in the "Great Jin Immortal Cultivation World," a sacred cultivation ground in this realm, they will only be able to linger at the sixth or seventh level of Qi Refining for their entire lives.

If one were to switch to a mixed spiritual root of five elements, one would be even more limited to the third or fourth level of Qi Refining.

"Four-element pseudo-spiritual roots..."

Fortunately, he was able to find the Heavenly Bottle.

"Fortunately, the Heavenly Bottle is located near the Divine Hand Valley."

The Heavenly Bottle is a super cheat code he gave to the protagonist Han Li in the book.

It can accelerate the ripening of any spiritual plant in the world.

Even a profound spiritual root containing the laws of a realm can be accelerated, its foundation in laws increased, and even its roots can be revived from the brink of death by the dew of creation produced by the small bottle.

Once he obtains the Celestial Bottle, he will enjoy the benefits of this celestial treasure, possessing an inexhaustible supply of spiritual herbs and medicines, thus ensuring he has no shortage of cultivation resources. This will undoubtedly greatly compensate for his significant disadvantage in cultivation talent.

With this small bottle in hand, ascension to immortality is within reach.

With the spirit of the bottle submitting, attaining enlightenment is within reach.

"Not urgent."

"Hold still."

"The Heavenly Bottle is on the way to one of the waterfalls here."

That treasure could bring him immense opportunity, but it also carried astonishing risks. If he were to find it now, a single misstep could benefit Doctor Mo.

This is truly unwise.

therefore:

"I'll try to find the medicinal herbs after Doctor Mo leaves the valley to search for them for me."

After making a simple plan in his mind, Han Li calmed down.

I am increasingly filled with anticipation for the future.

"Activate your internal energy..."

Following the cyclical pattern of the universe, he began to circulate that peculiar energy flow.

This is a laborious and time-consuming task.

At first, he didn't feel anything strong during the initial circulation of the energy, nor could he subtly perceive the changes brought about by the energy after the circulation. It wasn't until he practiced the technique many times and completed the circulation many times that he gradually discovered its wonders.

This is not.

Three days passed in the blink of an eye.

Compared to three days ago, the change in the energy flow within my body is quite noticeable.

Firstly, after many days of continuous practice, the energy flow was no longer a single stream, but two. In other words, after three days of arduous cultivation, he had gained an additional stream of magical energy.

Secondly, the first strand of magical energy is much more refined and powerful than it was three days ago. It has grown considerably stronger.

Thirdly, the circulation of magical power and true energy according to the Great Circulation of the Heavenly Cycle is no longer as difficult as it was at the beginning, but has become much smoother.

Fourthly, even disregarding the understanding of the creator god, he could realize that the energy within him did not originate from his body's vital energy; in other words, it did not exploit his own body. Unlike other martial artists who need a sufficient amount of meat and rice daily to cultivate internal strength, the internal strength cultivated by martial artists is precisely the development or exploitation of their own physical potential. Eating meat is to compensate for the body's deficiencies. The saying "the poor study literature, the rich study martial arts" originates from this.

The magical energy he extracted was more like the plundering of the external world's spiritual energy.

"I've finally managed to condense the second strand of magical power."

Han Li sighed.

The thought of such a slow rate of improvement made him feel suffocated.

After all, this was the talent he gave to the protagonist in his book, and he himself set a terrible cultivation talent for this body.

Blaming anyone won't help.

It is worth mentioning that.

Since he extracted the first strand of the "Eternal Spring Technique" power, he was no longer in a hurry to achieve success.

A fixed seven-day cycle.

And they didn't squeeze the time for practicing their skills into one session.

He knew all too well the condition of his body.

Or rather, he was all too aware of the pitfalls he had dug for the protagonist in his book and the limitations he had set for him.

This body, at its current age, is not yet fully developed. Although young, the flexibility of its meridians and acupoints is quite good, but their strength is ultimately insufficient. Performing the seven-times-a-day circulation of Qi is fine; the meridians only experience a slight discomfort, which recovers after a night's rest.

However, if you do it more than seven times, your body will be overloaded.

Forcibly circulating magical energy and true qi to continue the great cycle will not only fail to bring benefits, but will also tear the overloaded meridians and cause internal injuries.

This is a feature that the author created for the protagonist.

In other words, this body cannot "make up for its shortcomings with diligence".

After practicing the exercises, the remaining time can only be used to do other things.

Han Li was also helpless about this.

On the other hand, Zhang Tie gradually became obsessed.

In order to become Doctor Mo's formal disciple, for a better future for himself, and for his family to earn a few more taels of silver each month, he racked his brains every day to work overtime, practice more, and put in extra hours.

just.

Although Zhang Tie was extremely hardworking, he cultivated during the day and worked overtime at night.

Unfortunately, he lacked a wood-attribute spiritual root, making it impossible for him to even begin practicing the "Eternal Spring Technique."

No matter how hard they try, without the "stepping stone" of a wood-attribute spiritual root, they will ultimately be blocked from entering the "immortal realm".

"Should we remind Zhang Tie? Stop focusing so intently on practicing the Everlasting Spring Technique..."

This technique is completely unsuitable for Zhang Tie.

But upon further reflection, he immediately dismissed the dangerous idea.

"Forget it. Zhang Tie and I are still living under someone else's roof, and we're facing Mo Juren's assessment right now."

The good intention of advising someone to give up may not necessarily lead to good results.

Putting aside Zhang Tie's attitude, he couldn't explain things to Doctor Mo.

Therefore, we should still respect the fate of others.

Respect the contributions and efforts of others.

...

dark place.

Old Master Mo, who had been silently observing all of this, nodded in satisfaction at Han Li's reasonable arrangement of time.

He remained noncommittal regarding Zhang Tie's diligence.

He then focused his mind on his body.

In the sea of ​​consciousness, I am face to face with a pale green, translucent ball of light:
"Yu Zitong, do you think my two apprentices can amount to anything?"

The pale green orb of light was a remnant soul.

This remnant soul is none other than Yu Zitong, a cultivator who was severely injured while fighting for the "Blood Spirit Grass," and whose physical body was destroyed, forcing him to reside within his body.

"Those with spiritual roots are one in ten thousand in the mortal world. What are the chances of such a coincidence? In short, you can't put all your eggs in one basket, and you can't put all your eggs in one tree... Mo Juren, if you ask me, you should learn from two years ago and recruit hundreds of children at once. That way, your chances of getting lucky would be much greater."

"Hmph, it's not as easy as you make it out to be..."

The old man gave a soft hum.

It's not that he doesn't want to hire people, it's that he can't.
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