Putting aside the Hu family's affairs, Jiang Hao began pondering another question: in this world, just how far had his cultivation reached?
The main technique Jiang Hao cultivated was the "Limitless Dual Cultivation Great Joy Ode." It only stated that one could ascend in broad daylight after bedding three thousand women, without detailing the divisions between its various stages and realms.
The Dual Cultivation Technique was good, and its cultivation progress was much faster than that of other techniques, but it had one flaw: it was completely self-contained and could not be compared with the realm classifications of other cultivation methods.
This was a world where immortals, demons, and cultivators coexisted. If he had the chance, he needed to find another cultivation method and compare it with the Dual Cultivation Technique so he could truly understand his own condition.
Should he join a Daoist sect again?
Mount Maoshan, the Kunlun Mountains, and Mount Laoshan seemed to all exist in this world.
That could wait. He first needed to establish an identity—at the very least, become a xiucai, though a Juren would be even better—so he could travel freely outside. Otherwise, there would be many inconveniences. For now, he needed to consider how to pass the Imperial Examination System.
Actually, becoming a xiucai was far from simple. One had to pass three examinations: the County Examination, the Prefectural Examination, and the Imperial Examination. All three had fixed schedules. The County Examination was held every year in the second lunar month. Those who passed it went to the prefectural city in the fourth month for the annual Prefectural Examination. After passing that, they could take the Imperial Examination.
The Imperial Examination was held at the examination compound in the provincial capital. Because the Provincial Examination was held once every three years, the