Su Hao returned to the Meditation Room and entered Marble Space to look up some information. Afterward, he withdrew, sat cross-legged in Meditation, and began cultivating "Spirit Sense" of the Nascent Soul Realm.
The cultivation of Spirit Sense differed greatly from that of Spiritual Intent. The greatest difference was that one had to immerse Spiritual Intent within the vast spiritual power inside the body and seek that ethereal "point of Primordial Yin-Yang Spirit Root" within it. Once the Primordial Yin-Yang Spirit Root was found, Spiritual Intent would naturally merge with spiritual power until they became indistinguishable from one another, achieving Spirit Sense.
It was also one of those things that could be understood but not put into words. If you understood it, you understood it. If you could not find it, then you would stop at the Golden Core, forever barred from the great path of the Nascent Soul.
Su Hao complained about this: even those Cultivators at the Nascent Soul and Integration stages probably could not clearly explain what a "Primordial Yin-Yang Spirit Root" truly was. They had likely just slapped on a plausible-sounding name based on its characteristics and called it a day.
Following the method described in the book, Su Hao cultivated for ten days and gained nothing. In the end, he stopped the meaningless cultivation. Su Hao understood that if he could not find the crucial point of Spirit Sense, then even sitting there until the seas ran dry and rocks crumbled would be useless. But if he found it and achieved Spirit Sense, it would only take a month or two.
"Should I go ask Feng Qianye?" Su Hao considered ways to crack the problem, then quickly shook his head and threw the unrealistic thought out of his mind.
If he ran over after cultivating