What kind of Dao Foundation should one establish?
Mo Hua had never considered that question before, so he asked:
"Is there a difference between one Foundation Establishment and another?"
"Cultivators differ greatly from one another, so naturally their Foundation Establishments differ as well."
Mr. Zhuang went on to explain:
"A cultivator's foundation depends on divine sense, Lingli, and the physical body."
"Different cultivators are born with different Seas of Consciousness, Qi Seas, and bodies. The cultivation techniques and Dao Methods they practice are also varied and diverse. Different choices lead to different Daos."
Mo Hua felt somewhat troubled.
He had originally thought that being able to reach Foundation Establishment would already be quite good. He had never expected establishing a foundation to involve so many particulars, or that he would have to choose what to cultivate.
He had never considered these matters before, and for a moment, he did not know what to do.
But Mo Hua had not finished speaking and added:
"However, ever since some noble clans discovered that Lingli could be inherited, and that such inheritance could be controlled, all noble clans and Spirit Root families have followed this principle in arranging marriages for their children."
"I see..." Mo Hua sighed softly.
"Then can the issues with my body and Lingli still be improved?"
Mo Hua was stunned.
Mo Hua paused, then asked weakly, "Sir, what do you think someone like me is suited to cultivate?"
"Lingli is even more predetermined by birth. Whatever Spirit Root one is born with, that is the Lingli one will have for life; it cannot be changed. If it is inferior to another's, then it is inferior. There is no other good solution."
Mo Hua hesitated for a moment, but ultimately decided to tell the truth. "The gap really is that