Master, How About You Just Tell Me All the Techniques?

So, for the time being, Hao Shuai stopped practicing the Tai Chi Xuan Qing Dao and instead began cultivating the Great Brahma Prajna, which he had overheard.

The Great Brahma Prajna was the cultivation technique of Tian Yin Temple, one of the Three Religions. It stood alongside the Tai Chi Xuan Qing Dao of the Qingyun Sect and the Fenxiang Jade Tome of Fenxiang Valley, making it one of the three top cultivation arts in the land of Shenzhou.

It was also the source of Tian Yin Temple's many profound arts and wondrous techniques. Thousands of years ago, the temple's founder had discovered a flawless, blank jade wall—one of the four volumes of the Heavenly Tome—behind Mount Sumeru in the north. After gaining insight from it, he created the Buddhist cultivation classic known as the Great Brahma Prajna.

Unlike the Tai Chi Xuan Qing Dao and the Fenxiang Jade Tome, the Great Brahma Prajna paid little attention to Spiritual Energy. Instead, it focused on tempering the body itself.

That feature made it a perfect match for the Invincible Golden Body Art Hao Shuai had created himself, allowing him to further strengthen his already absurdly powerful body.

Hao Shuai wasn't planning to cultivate both Buddhism and Daoism. With his current level of cultivation, trying to imitate the Three Religions' fusion would be nothing short of suicide.

The main reason was that Hao Shuai knew the Great Brahma Prajna wasn't a Buddhist technique derived from Buddhist scriptures. It had been developed from the fourth volume of the Heavenly Tome.

Even if he cultivated the Great Brahma Prajna, once he gathered all five volumes of the Heavenly Tome, Hao Shuai would naturally integrate it into the tome.

That meant there would be no conflict of principles.

The days passed one by one.