The fourth level, the fifth level, the sixth level.
With the technique completed, creating the method became much simpler.
In no more than a few short months, Li Su successively created the subsequent portions of the New Method, presenting them in a way Golden Core cultivators could understand, comprehend, and thoroughly grasp.
But then, a problem arose.
That was, others would likely find it difficult to reach his heights.
First of all, the conception behind the New Method was exceedingly lofty.
Li Su could comprehend it fully only because his insight was too terrifying. Through sheer perception of heaven and earth, he had seized vast principles and laws, the patterns of Dao principles, and only then given it form.
Even if he recorded it in writing, even thoughtfully breaking it down in great detail, cultivating it was still far from easy. It still demanded tremendous insight.
Then there was the fact that, although Li Su had written it as diligently as he could, some things were simply difficult to convey through words.
Even if he wrote down all his insights from the six levels, the Innate patterns thus formed would in truth amount to less than half of what he himself had mastered.
Judging by the current progress, even if all twelve levels were successfully cultivated, the students' mastery of Innate patterns would at most reach around nine-twelfths of Li Su's. They would not even reach ten-twelfths, and Li Su had no solution for this. Those cultivating it could only resolve the matter themselves.
Otherwise, the power of the Innate patterns would be greatly diminished.
For example, the enhancement to innate talents would rise by only seventy percent rather than double, while the amplification of innate divine abilities above the Demon Saint level would decline drastically. Likewise, the changes to