How could he improve his Perception?
The instant most people saw this question, their first reaction would be "sit cross-legged and cultivate." Then their Spiritual Power would soar, and after some time, divine skill would reach perfection—they could see the sun, moon, and stars wheeling and shifting from afar, inspect a grain of sand and find a world within from up close, and with a pinch of the fingers, know the Samsara of the human world...
But if only it were that simple.
Su Hao knew deep down that if he could not parse the underlying logic of "Perception," then even if he sat in meditation for a million years, his Spiritual Power would scarcely advance an inch.
So what was the underlying logic of Perception? Take hearing as an example. Human ears could hear sound waves within a certain range. No matter how sharp one's hearing was, once the frequency exceeded or fell below a specific range, human ears could not capture it.
Therefore, to enhance one's perception of sound on the basis of hearing, one needed to modify the ears in a targeted manner, allowing them to receive ultrasound or Infrasound and transmit clear signals to the brain.
As long as the modification succeeded, one could say that Perception had successfully broken through and improved after "cultivation."
Simple, right? That was exactly the principle. Cultivation itself was a process of modifying the body. Whether it was altered through "seated meditation" or with a scalpel, the desired result was the same.
But one had to pay attention to one thing: such cultivation had to be targeted. He could not cultivate his eyes and expect his ears to transform as well.
Thus, the principle behind Su Hao's desire to improve his Perception, so that he could sense the existence of