Battle Through the Heavens: I Can Solidify All Talents

She paused, then added.

"My name is Luo Qingxian."

Luo Qingxian.

A subtle ripple stirred in Xiao Qing's heart.

This name no longer existed in later generations.

In its place stood a title revered by the entire Great Thousand World—the Luo God.

But the one standing before him now was still only Luo Qingxian.

A girl of fifteen or sixteen, a girl who made small mistakes during cultivation, a girl left speechless by a stranger's few words.

"Senior has not yet answered this junior's question."

Luo Qingxian asked again. Her tone was gentler than before, but the persistence in her eyes had not diminished in the slightest.

"The cultivation technique you circulated earlier is founded upon the fusion of the water laws and stellar laws."

Xiao Qing walked to the bluestone and pointed at the spiritual mist rising from the river's surface.

"But the spiritual energy within your body is not purely water-attributed."

"You possess an innate affinity for starlight, so during cultivation, you unconsciously place greater emphasis on the stellar laws while neglecting the nourishment of the water laws."

"Over time, the balance between the two laws within your meridians is broken."

"The stellar laws lean toward yang, while the water laws lean toward yin. Once yin and yang fall out of balance, your meridians will naturally become sluggish."

Luo Qingxian listened, utterly absorbed.

She had never imagined that her cultivation problem actually involved an imbalance at the level of laws.

Her father had never taught her these things, nor had the clan elders ever mentioned them.

"May I ask, Senior, how should I adjust it?"

Her tone had changed from distrust to earnest inquiry.

Xiao Qing glanced at her. "There is no need to force an adjustment."

"You have a stronger innate affinity for the laws of starlight.