"Ding! Yes. Any Yang force, once sublimated, can produce True Yin. For example, after a Qi cultivator forms a Yang Spirit, they can use the True Yang power within their primordial spirit to temper their body and cultivate Extreme Yang power. Once it sublimates again, it produces True Yin. Once Yin and Yang fully merge, one reaches the Integration stage! However, because True Yin is born from True Yang, its effects overlap with the Dao intent formed when a Qi cultivator condenses True Yang, so it cannot produce bodily divine abilities."
After hearing the system's somewhat complicated answer, Nawaki said thoughtfully, "Use True Yang to condense Extreme Yang, then evolve True Yin, and finally unite Yin and Yang? Is this the secret to a Qi cultivator's immortality? Then could so-called body cultivators do the reverse, using True Yin to condense a Yin Spirit or even a martial Yang Spirit? And if one wants to unite Yin and Yang, wouldn't they have to overcome two major bottlenecks? For both paths, wouldn't the latter hurdle be even more difficult?"
"Ding! In truth, both True Yang and True Yin are fundamentally superior to Extreme Yang and Extreme Yin. They involve the mysteries of Yin-Yang transformation, so once either one is condensed, the other can be evolved from it. For Qi cultivators and body cultivators alike, once they break through the first hurdle, there are no further bottlenecks before reaching the Integration realm of Yin-Yang unity. However, the two paths have different focuses. Qi cultivators cultivate True Yang and Dao intent, and their divine abilities are primarily guided by the primordial spirit. Body cultivators, on the other hand, focus on True Yin and martial will, and their divine abilities are primarily guided by the physical body. In fact, divine abilities are a collective term