Great Dao Source Scripture
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Original Name:大道源神经 (dà dào yuán shén jīng)Gender:NeutralKind:TechniqueScope:Novel-specificStatus:ActiveSource:AIOccurrences:48Chapters:31
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Biodata

Feature Value
Name Great Dao Source Scripture (大道源神经)
Form Ancient book manifested in Lin Fan’s sea of consciousness 3
Role Cultivation scripture containing methods for drawing in spiritual Qi, refining energy, and advancing through cultivation realms 3 28
First Appearance Chapter 3 3

Power Progression

Lin Fan’s documented advancement while cultivating the scripture:

Stage / Realm / Level Chapter Notes
Drawing Qi into the body 3 Follows the scripture’s breathing and Qi-guiding methods to capture and circulate his first wisp of spiritual Qi 3.
Early-stage Qi Refining 8 Establishes a stable current of true energy that circulates without dissipating 8.
Mid-stage Qi Refining 12 His energy becomes a self-circulating stream, increasing its volume and absorption efficiency 12.
Qi Refining Perfection 30 Reaches the stage’s limit after weeks of cultivating with pills; encounters a Foundation Establishment bottleneck 30.
Foundation Establishment 36 37 Forces a breakthrough while near death, guiding a surge of energy against the bottleneck; gains Foundation Establishment True Essence 36 37.

Background / History

The scripture first appears when Lin Fan is close to freezing to death in the wilderness. A golden light erupts in his sea of consciousness, and the book opens without his command. Its runes impart breathing, meditation, and Qi-guiding methods directly to him, allowing him to draw spiritual Qi into his body 3.

As Lin Fan cultivates, he draws on its foundational chapters for techniques, medicinal knowledge, alchemy formulas, and artifact-nurturing methods. When he approaches Foundation Establishment, subsequent chapters manifest with guidance on the breakthrough and a formula for a pill that could assist it 7 25 26 27 28.

Appearance

Within Lin Fan’s sea of consciousness, the scripture appears as a massive, ancient book surrounded by golden light 3.

  • Its material is described as neither gold nor jade, silk nor leather 3.
  • Dao patterns on its cover form the characters of its name 3.
  • Its pages bear flowing golden runes rather than ordinary writing 3.

Abilities & Teachings

Cultivation and spiritual perception

  • Teaches breathing, meditation, and Qi circulation methods that let Lin Fan absorb and refine spiritual energy 3 8.
  • Its activation sharpens his spiritual sense, allowing him to perceive spiritual-energy particles 3.
  • Contains guidance on the Foundation Establishment breakthrough, including its danger to the meridians and the potential benefit of a Foundation Establishment Pill 28.

Movement, perception, and combat techniques

  • Wind Control Art: Leverages surrounding air to lighten Lin Fan’s body and improve his movement; at mid-stage Qi Refining, he uses it to hover roughly a meter above the ground 20.
  • Void Eye: Concentrates true qi in the eyes to improve dynamic vision and insight into energy flows and illusions. It consumes substantial true qi and spiritual sense 21.
  • True Qi Manifestation: A rudimentary defensive technique Lin Fan uses when he cannot evade Tien Shinhan’s attack 22.
  • Geng Metal Sword Qi: A Foundation Establishment offensive technique. Lin Fan uses its prototype through his fingers to cut through Mercenary Tao’s ki blast 38.

Alchemy and artifact knowledge

  • Its basic chapters contain herb descriptions and medicinal properties, which Lin Fan uses to identify useful roadside plants 7.
  • Records the structure of a basic Hundred Herb Cauldron and formulas for Body Strengthening Pills and Qi Recovery Powder 25 26.
  • Describes a method for nurturing a sword blank with true qi and divine sense; the process requires sustained personal effort 27.
  • Provides a Foundation Establishment Pill formula, though its listed ingredients are difficult for Lin Fan to obtain 28.

Appearances

48
Total Mentions
31
Chapters Appeared
1.55
Avg. per Chapter