"An overly high-grade immortal-tier cultivation art?"
"Immortal-tier cultivation arts have different grades too?" Da Huang asked curiously.
"Ordinary-tier and spirit-tier cultivation arts naturally have no distinction in grades, but once you reach immortal-tier cultivation arts, it becomes different."
"Immortal-tier cultivation arts are divided into four grades: lower, middle, upper, and top."
"Of course, different cultivation art grades naturally produce different results in cultivation."
"In our Heavenly Profound Sect, the highest-grade immortal-tier cultivation art is merely a middle-grade immortal-tier one."
"But you must understand that the higher the grade of a cultivation art, the harder it is to cultivate, and the greater its consumption of resources naturally becomes."
"Your talents are all quite good, but due to the Heavenly Profound Sect's circumstances, I do not recommend that you cultivate middle-grade immortal-tier cultivation arts in the early stages."
"Starting with lower-grade immortal-tier cultivation arts is fine, and they will be enough to support you in standing invincible within the River of Forgetfulness Territory."
"As for middle-grade immortal-tier cultivation arts, there actually are not many people in the sect cultivating them. Mainly because they are too difficult to cultivate and consume far too many resources—we simply cannot afford to feed them."
Could not afford to feed them—this was a very realistic situation. Cultivation arts might be good, but not everyone could afford to cultivate them. The path of cultivation truly devoured resources.
This was also why people had different starting points. Even with the same talent, the heights they ultimately reached could differ as vastly as heaven and earth.
Resources! Foundation! These were all crucial keys in determining the height a person could reach in the future.
No matter how high one's talent was, what use was it without resources? How many prodigies had been nurtured through countless resources?
Commoners had opportunities to