Wu Yong's Origins

Chu Fei's first encounter with research into willpower had come through Cao Liwen. Cao Liwen believed that the underlying logic of willpower was "greed."

Chu Fei naturally did not agree with that claim.

But looking back at everything Chu Fei had done along the way, he had to admit one fact—unconsciously, he had already been influenced by Cao Liwen's absurd research.

In fact, the effect of willpower on the body—or rather, the effect of illusory willpower on the real world—had long ceased to be a novel topic. It was an accepted "fact."

Willpower could affect the body, and the body could affect willpower. The two complemented each other.

Yet what willpower truly was, how it influenced the body, and what mechanism governed their interaction remained difficult to understand.

Moreover, changes in physical condition also involved the matter of energy.

Then there were consciousness, the soul, and other issues tied to human existence itself.

All these questions were tangled together into an incomprehensible mess, and no effective solution had been found to this day.

Yet even the small portion that had been deciphered had already produced a fate-defying method like Big Data Cultivation.

So, had Ren Qingyun discovered something that even the flourishing era of a thousand years ago had been unable to solve?

Chu Fei was curious, but he merely watched Ren Qingyun quietly.

Ren Qingyun explained, "After a Heavenly Dragon soul—or consciousness, Avatar, or whatever it may be—descends, it naturally carries a powerful will. It is the will of a powerful lifeform from a Higher-Dimensional World.

"This will is so powerful that it can suppress and erase humanity's own will.

"But its most remarkable quality is that while the Heavenly Dragon's will changes a human's will, it still preserves that human's intelligence and spirituality—at least most of it!

"This