Yi Yun's Dao

Following the art of war, the second major category is the Five Elements Law!

The five elements—metal, wood, water, fire, and earth—can each be cultivated to their fullest potential, bringing one close to the Martial Dao Peak. If one can unite the five elements, one can advance even further.

Beyond the Five Elements— the Natural Law.

Drawing upon the power of nature, such as wind, snow, thunder, lightning, landslides, and tsunamis.

When the Natural Law are cultivated to their ultimate level, they can be integrated into one, and the martial artist can become one with heaven and earth, wielding the power of creation.

The above three categories of principles are common in martial arts, not too difficult to learn, and have great potential for advancement. They are considered the three most prevalent categories in martial arts, and nine out of ten martial artists in the Tai'a Divine Kingdom choose these three categories as their main cultivation principles.

After the three major categories are common, there are other, relatively rarer rules.

Many principles and fundamental truths often appear in pairs, such as: hardness and softness, emptiness and fullness, time and space, yin and yang, life and death, cause and effect, existence and non-existence, slaughter and redemption, the fleeting moment and eternity...

As Yi Yun continued reading, he saw the three thousand great paths of martial arts, encompassing everything.

Generally, martial artists choose only one type of martial art to practice, or at most a few.

Each of the three thousand great paths contains endless mysteries, and even a martial artist who spends a lifetime of energy can hardly fathom their secrets.

If you have too many rules to choose from, you may become distracted and find it difficult to achieve greater success.

Yi Yun looked at the descriptions of each law in the "True Understanding of Laws," including its properties and principles...

This "True Understanding of Laws" is a basic description; of the three thousand Great Daos, it only describes sixteen of them.

Different paths have varying qualities, some high and some low.

Among the three thousand Great Daos, the highest level is the "Origin Great Dao"!

The Origin Great Dao is extremely rare, surpassing all ordinary Great Daos. It is the crown jewel of the Three Thousand Great Daos.

The Origin Great Dao is difficult to enter, difficult to comprehend, difficult to master, and difficult to break through realms. Even finding a secret method of the Origin Great Dao is as difficult as ascending to heaven. Even among the sages of the Tai'a Divine Kingdom, very few have read the classics of the Origin Great Dao.

Generally, martial artists who cultivate martial arts will not choose the Origin Great Dao, as that would essentially block their own path to martial arts.

Throughout human history, there have been many prodigies from super Lineage who, confident in their exceptional talents, chose the Origin Great Dao as their primary cultivation path. However, they failed and were forced to switch to cultivating slightly lower-level Law Daos, thus wasting their time.

In this world, there are those who comprehend the Origin Great Dao to an extremely high level. These people often initially choose the ordinary Dao, and only after they become sages and still far surpass other martial artists of the same level will they delve into the Origin Great Dao. If they achieve success, they can take another step forward and become Great Emperor, giants of the human race, standing above the divine kingdom and revered by all living beings.

Below the Origin Great Dao, the second level of Dao is called the Supreme Great Dao.

The so-called supreme means the highest being below the origin.

For example, the Way of Time and Space, the Way of Yin and Yang, the Way of Life and Death, the Way of Immortality, and so on.

The Supreme Great Dao is equally difficult, but it is slightly easier than the Origin Great Dao, and there are also many more cultivation techniques and Secret Manual available.

Below the Supreme Great Dao, it is generally not referred to as the Dao, but rather as the Law.

For example, the Five Elements Law (metal, wood, water, fire, earth) and the Natural Law of wind, rain, thunder, and lightning are all considered advanced laws.

Below the advanced laws, the lowest level among the three thousand great laws is the ordinary law.

The principles of strength and gentleness, the concepts of speed and slowness, the artistic conception of mountains and rivers, and the principle of vibration—these are all ordinary principles.

A young martial artist with exceptional talent can gradually master ordinary laws in the Purple Blood Realm, and can apply them relatively skillfully when they reach the Origin Foundation Realm.

Of course, it's not easy to fully comprehend these ordinary laws.

The laws are endless. In the history of the Tai'a Divine Kingdom, there were many sages who mainly cultivated ordinary laws. However, even at the sage level, they were far from cultivating any ordinary law to its ultimate level.

Yi Yun browsed through the entire book, "The True Understanding of Laws." The sixteen laws described in "The True Understanding of Laws" are the Five Elements, Hardness and Softness, Fast and Slow, Wind and Thunder, Starlight, Yin and Yang, Slaughter, and Redemption.

The more one cultivates and comprehends the laws of martial arts, the closer one gets to the Martial Dao Peak.

However, Yi Yun knew that one must take things one step at a time. Although he had the help of the Origin Purple Crystal and a bright future ahead, he couldn't be greedy in the early stages of martial arts. Many martial artists only specialize in one major law in their entire lives.

After comparing the options, Yi Yun finally made his choice— the Pure Yang Dao!

The Pure Yang Dao, as one of the Yin-Yang Paths, is itself the Supreme Great Dao.

In the beginning of the universe, "The boundless gave rise to the supreme ultimate, the supreme ultimate gave rise to the two polarities, and the two polarities gave rise to the four phenomena."

This Wuji is chaos, which is the Origin Great Dao, while the two Yin and Yang are the Supreme Great Dao.

The evolution of pure Yin and pure Yang energies has formed the universe and all things we know today.

The Yin-Yang Dao is difficult to learn and master, which is why many talented individuals fail in their attempts to learn the Tai'a Sacred Law.

Once the primary goal of cultivating the Pure Yang Dao is set, the direction for condensing the Dharma Aspect Totem is also determined.

That is to hunt down Pure Yang Savage Beast and condense Pure Yang Totem!

When Yi Yun chose the <Myriad Beast Catalog>, what he valued most was that the <Myriad Beast Catalog> had no restrictions on laws. No matter which type of Ancient Remnant Species he hunted, the <Myriad Beast Catalog> had no requirements.

Unlike the Five Elements Sky Diagram and the Star Scroll, which cultivate the Five Elements Law and the Star Power respectively, the cultivation methods themselves determine the path a martial artist must take.

Cultivation techniques are rare, especially those of the level of the <Five Elements Sky Diagram> and <Star Scroll>, which are extremely precious.

Many martial artists set their own martial path to accommodate the training methods, but Yi Yun would naturally not do that.

"I need to comprehend the Pure Yang Dao, cultivate the <Myriad Beast Catalog>, and also cultivate the subsequent volumes of the <Tai'a Sacred Law>. Not only that, I also need to learn the Savage Heaven Technique! There's so much to learn!"

Yi Yun possesses the Purple Crystal, which allows him to perfectly control the energy within the bodies of wild beasts, making his learning of the Savage Heaven Technique twice as effective.

The Savage Heaven Technique is an auxiliary skill that greatly helps cultivation, Yi Yun naturally wouldn't miss it.

When Yi Yun and Lin Xin Tong parted ways before, Lin Xin Tong gave Yi Yun a copy of the Savage Heaven Master Manual.

Over the past six months, Yi Yun has spent his free time reading the contents of the Savage Heaven Master Manual. Although he hasn't systematically practiced the Savage Heaven Technique, he has gained a general understanding of it...

"The Tai'a Divine City has courses that teach the Savage Heaven Technique. It's not too late for me to start now."

Yi Yun has decided that starting tomorrow, he will attend classes to learn the Savage Heaven Technique, and at the same time, he will also begin cultivating the laws and Dharma Aspect Totem.

Having figured out the path he wanted to take in the future, Yi Yun picked up the fragments of the "Myriad Beast Catalog of Myriad Beast Catalog" and began to painstakingly study its contents.

...(To be continued~^~)