So what exactly did aptitude mean on the path of cultivation?
Given two people, what made one gifted and the other not?
Unlike innate abilities, which were obvious to everyone when someone suddenly started breathing fire, cultivation was different.
Before they practiced using a specific method, Ji Liushuang and the others should have seemed no different from ordinary people.
So, when you thought about it, cultivation talent was far more mysterious than mutation technology.
In Fu Qian's view, having cultivation talent simply meant being able to gain superhuman strength through some cultivation method.
That seemed to explain Kanna Kisaragi's situation.
An extraordinary charm, and a genius whose supernatural attributes couldn't be detected.
Could it be that this was also a kind of innate cultivation aptitude, one for which she simply lacked the right method?
He had to admit, if that was the case, it would be fascinating!
It was common for geniuses to go unrecognized, but the strange thing here was that Kanna Kisaragi, despite having cultivation talent, had also reacted to the mutation-specific potion and even gained the ability to return from the dead.
Did that mean the two kinds of talent had something in common?
What could they have in common?
There weren't enough examples to compare, so it was hard to say for now.
But his intuition told him there was a good chance this was what the Warehouse was interested in.
So, let's speculate. If Fu Qian hadn't appeared, and the Yasui Group had discovered the anomalies in Kanna Kisaragi, what would have happened?
Their first reaction would probably have been that the formula worked, and they would have looked for other people to test it and confirm the results.
But Kanna Kisaragi's case most likely wouldn't have been replicable, so they would have had