Challenge Sea Coming to a Duel

The Human Aspect was easy to enter. Before the Aspect of the Gods and Variant Appearance had been cultivated deeply enough, Fighters who took this path already possessed a certain degree of combat power, and they did not have to fear anything going wrong.

Thus, whether they were people eager for quick success or those who lacked talent compared to others of the same level, they could all take this path. No wonder Principal Yao had said that the Human Aspect was the mainstream.

But reaching its depths was difficult, because the Human Aspect had no twists or shortcuts. In the process of improving oneself, it neither excessively mutated nor deified the practitioner; it relied entirely on one's own foundation to rise higher.

And a person's foundation determined their upper limit. Even if it could be supplemented and compensated for with external medicines and special nutrients, it would inevitably become harder the further one went.

In terms of cultivation, compared to the other two paths, the Human Aspect could be said to place emphasis on both the spirit and the body. Though it lacked the other two's extreme methods of delving deeply into one direction, it required the practitioner to remove as much as possible anything that might attach itself to or influence them, thereby maintaining a complete and whole self. This required twice the effort.

In contrast, the Aspect of the Gods and Variant Appearance needed only to focus on one path. Once the initial difficult period had passed, the further one progressed, the greater the power one could command, and progress was comparatively faster.

But the Human Aspect was not without its benefits. Because so many people followed it, all kinds of methods for the early stages were highly mature. What nutrients and ingredients were needed, what medicines