The Vast Righteous Qi cultivated by Confucian Cultivators did not exist within their meridians, nor was it a kind of aura in the literal sense. Rather, it was a special Curse Art.
In other words, every Confucian Cultivator cultivated both Dharma and the primordial spirit!
The process of reading and studying was the process of tempering and shaping the primordial spirit. The stronger one's primordial spirit became, and the closer it came to the form Confucian Cultivators called a "sage," the more powerful the Vast Righteous Qi it nurtured would be.
Since Vast Righteous Qi existed independently of the normal cultivation system, it could greatly enhance one's ordinary cultivation methods.
For instance, it could enhance Five Elements Spells, be infused into Magic Artifacts or treasures to increase their power, and even provide a certain degree of enhancement to talismans and spirit beasts.
For this reason, Confucian Cultivators were always outstanding among cultivators of the same realm. Yet because cultivating both Dharma and the primordial spirit delayed their advancement, Confucian cultivation forces in the Mortal World were steadily dwindling.
Another characteristic of Vast Righteous Qi was that the cultivator had to act with a clear conscience!
Once a flaw appeared in a cultivator's state of mind, the form of the sage would collapse, and the power of their Vast Righteous Qi would naturally diminish greatly.
Conversely, if a cultivator believed that their actions conformed to the righteous path and did not betray their true heart, the power of their Vast Righteous Qi would increase enormously.
However, human strength had its limits. Such an outburst of power that did not belong to oneself was destined not to last long.
At present, Dong Lijun was in the midst of such an eruption of Vast Righteous Qi, and the World-Shaking Sword before her hummed