Mastering a Cultivation Technique Every Day
Chapter 1971

Majestic and Boundless, Irresistible as a Rushing Tide!

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Chen Fei's gaze swiftly swept over the torrent of information contained within the three spheres of light before settling directly on one of them.

Myriad Phenomena Divine Seal

With the power of a supreme divine seal, it thoroughly transformed and sublimated a cultivator's physique, turning it from a mere body of flesh and blood into a cavern-heaven plane containing endless heaven and earth, a vast world within.

The cultivator's 129,600 acupoints, 480 million intermediary nodes, and even every tiniest cell... would all be forcibly opened up and evolved into independent, miniature "bodily cavern-heavens."

Within every cavern-heaven lay vast quantities of pure vital energy, condensed Rule Fragments, and even a thread of world Origin Power.

With every gesture, one no longer exerted mere physical strength, but mobilized the power of the hundreds of millions of miniature cavern-heavens within one's body.

It was equivalent to an entire cluster of worlds erupting with its full foundation at once. The force produced would be majestic and boundless, irresistible as a rushing tide!

Once this characteristic was cultivated to Great Perfection, it was estimated that Chen Fei's physique strength would directly rise by a full sixty percent. Moreover, this would be a foundational enhancement, not a burst of power during battle.

Chen Fei's gaze shifted slightly. A true Void Return Realm had long been nurtured within his body, but the "bodily cavern-heavens" opened by the Myriad Phenomena Divine Seal differed from true planes.

They were not independent worlds, but an ultimate sublimation, storage, and eruption of energy within Chen Fei's physique itself. It was a process of tempering the body, this most fundamental "treasure," to an unprecedentedly terrifying level.

Though both involved the concepts of cavern-heavens and planes, their essence and functions were utterly different. They could coexist perfectly and even complement one another.

With

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