The moment Qian Zhong looked toward the manor, Feng Jun was arguing with Yi Jue—the two had disagreed over the divination of the Feign Death Pill.
It was rare for them to disagree, but each firmly believed their own choice was correct.
The disagreement was simple, yet fundamental: Feng Jun believed the refining method was most important, while Yi Jue believed the choice of materials was the key.
Specifically, Feng Jun believed the Feign Death Pill could not be something one took once and then forgot about. A cultivator might be able to maintain a feigned death state for a short time, but over the long term, it was simply unrealistic—let alone for an extremely long span of three to five thousand years.
The cryonics plan currently under consideration in the Blue Star Realm absolutely required a long-term energy supply. Someone was frozen, then the power went out... was that a plan to save lives, or a plan to kill people?
In the Cultivation World, even if the rules of the two worlds differed, would maintaining a feigned death state not require energy?
Yi Jue did not see it that way. She believed material selection was the crucial point. If the right materials were chosen, then even if maintaining the feigned death state still required energy, that would merely be a minor detail. It was even possible that no energy would be needed at all.
Her suggestion naturally had factual support. Take Energy Stones, for example. In the Insectoid World, Energy Stones buried deep underground could last for hundreds of thousands of years. Yet once brought to the Sky-Qin Plane, they would soon vanish on their own.
One focused on the energetic logic behind a thing's development, while the other emphasized the nature of its rules. This was a fundamental