A World of Pure Goodness Must Exist, but the Race That Created It Is Definitely Not Human!

Son of Nature: "But that is impossible."

As Su Yunqing marveled at the kind of world [Entering the Dao] might create, Bai Xuan rejected her idea.

Son of Nature: "Cultivation is not a simple matter."

Son of Nature: "Without exceptional talent or sufficient resources, even possessing a Cultivation Technique would not bring them much progress."

Son of Nature: "Although Huaxia has now begun universal cultivation, for those top-tier Espers, Heaven and Earth had already bestowed upon them the methods most suited to them."

Son of Nature: "Although I retained the requirements of [Entering the Dao] within the Cultivation Technique, the darkness of human nature may lessen because of it, but it will not disappear."

Son of Nature: "Without darkness, light cannot be distinguished either."

As the Reiki Revival progressed, the descent of the wills formed by various Faiths would gradually lower the threshold for Cultivation Techniques, as well as the demands placed upon one's heart.

Bai Xuan had merely seen the benefits brought by [Entering the Dao] and kept this threshold in place, but he did not believe that [Entering the Dao] alone could erase the darkness within humanity.

Humans were inherently complex beings. They could never be pure, and pure good and evil did not apply to humanity.

What pure goodness and pure evil created were gods, saints, immortals, demons, and ghosts—but no longer humans.

Moreover, cultivation was only one of humanity's current paths. When Awakened Superpowers were ordinary, they needed a new path to help them grow stronger.

But that did not mean everyone could become strong through cultivation.

Just like Superpowers, cultivation depended on talent, aptitude, and even resources. With none of those, becoming stronger was equally difficult.

Yet compared to Superpowers, which were nearly impossible to alter, cultivation possessed something besides talent and resources that could