The phrase "the six roots are impure" was actually one of praise.
At least, that was how it could be viewed in the Dream Dimension, and that was how Zhang Yang saw it too.
In his eyes, possessing the talent of impure six roots was equivalent to possessing a Heavenly Spiritual Root in the cultivation world.
The reason was simple. In the Reality Dimension, there were all things under heaven, countless changes, countless temptations, and thousands upon thousands of thoughts. Thus, merely seeking purity of mind became something lofty and extraordinary.
Under such circumstances, purity of the six roots became a prerequisite.
See nothing, hear nothing, smell nothing, taste nothing, touch nothing, and think of nothing.
But did a truly powerful soul need pure six roots? Did it need to live a life of constant abstinence? There was no trouble that a single Soul Tremor could not settle.
But that was reality.
Once one reached the Dream Dimension, without reality as a foundation, without all the things of reality as reference points, everything became void.
Here, if one demanded purity of the six roots, even if it did not turn a person into a lunatic—
Therefore, in the Dream Dimension, impurity of the six roots was the foundation for establishing oneself. Only then could rich and varied, magnificent and ever-changing dreams exist.
Dreams were wealth.
The more dreams one had, and the greater their changes, the more valuable those dreams became.
If the people of reality heard that, they would probably laugh. Who couldn't have a couple of dreams? Who had never dreamed before?
But the question was, could those dreams be controlled? Did you know what details you had dreamed of? In your dreams, where had you come from, and where were you going?
So those ignorant people had