This cultivation method was good.
Though the True Qi chapter had already revealed a hint of its potential, now that he had obtained the True Qi and Foundation Establishment chapters, he could basically be certain that this was a cultivation method no worse than the Sky Firmament Art.
The Sky Firmament Art's uniqueness lay in the mana it formed.
The Lesser Circulation Sutra, on the other hand, provided dual nourishment to one's flesh and spirit. If one could use it to establish their foundation and create a perfect cycle, their very foundation would be greatly strengthened and consolidated.
Was this a characteristic of Li Province?
Compared to Dry Province, where emphasis was placed on mana, Li Province's cultivation methods—whether the Bright Lamp Art or this Lesser Circulation Sutra—not only cultivated mana, but also placed considerable importance on nurturing the body.
The method itself naturally posed no difficulty for Li Su.
Leaving aside the fact that he had established his foundation with a top-tier Foundation Establishment method, the Heaven-and-Earth Dao Body alone—this terrifying physical talent—meant that his body had no flaws whatsoever when it came to meridian cultivation.
Not only were all his major acupoints and meridians completely unimpeded, they were also incomparably broad.
It could be said that as long as mana entered the corresponding meridians and connected with the corresponding acupoints, Li Su could swiftly and directly cultivate the Lesser Circulation Sutra to completion.
Of course, that would still take some time in practice.
The main reason was that after True Qi passed through the thirty-six great meridians and three hundred and sixty major acupoints, it would take some time to form a cycle.
Like the Sky Firmament Art, the Lesser Circulation Sutra would likewise generate its own unique Lesser Circulation Qi.
Yet unlike the pure, dense Sky Firmament