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Chapter 2004

Nameless Mind Method, Gate of Consciousness (Seeking Stability)

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This was a method utterly different from orthodox cultivation, but on the Divine Continent, martial arts had displayed a posture of Hundred Flowers in Bloom since ancient times.

In the past, distinctive martial paths that relied on excavating bloodlines and physiques, on runes and talismans, on totems, and the like had never been scarce.

It was merely because orthodox martial methods were broadly suited to the vast majority of ordinary people in the world that they had gradually become orthodox. The other branches of martial arts, due to their particularities, could only shine in certain special times and upon certain special individuals. At all other times, they were ultimately dim and obscure paths.

The Nameless Mind Method created by Meng Zhao was precisely an extreme, niche martial art. It used the excavation of the human body's Mental Potential and Willpower and Mind Force as its foundation, using them to directly reach the Great Path of Cultivation. Once successful, it could yield accomplishments. It was a thoroughly radical path, and also a demonic path; advancing a thousand miles in a day was not difficult.

However, one point was crucial: this kind of martial arts mental method was highly selective. Among a hundred, even a thousand people, there might not be a single one who could cultivate it to the point of grasping its essence.

For this was a path that directly cultivated the spirit and the mind. If one's willpower was not strong enough, one had no affinity with this mental method. Even after cultivating for ten years or a hundred years, it would all come to nothing, with no gains whatsoever.

Shi Jiawen was not among them, however, because his defining trait was his obstinacy and fixation. He was fanatical and stubborn, like a madman.

This drive and stubbornness of

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