The 'Three Realms' Cultivation Method

After changing into his rest period, Li Su went to the area specially designated for secluded cultivation.

It was a mountain containing several thousand cave residences, specially transported here. The spiritual energy within was abundant, and every cave residence brimmed with Dao charm. Time also flowed differently from the outside—one day outside was equivalent to one year within.

After all, immortals did not cultivate in spans of ten days or half a month. Their cultivation was generally measured in years.

In other words, the ten days he had exchanged for were actually equivalent to ten years.

After sealing the cave entrance, Li Su sat down.

He took out his fate token.

He had actually already decided on the cultivation technique.

He had thought it through during this period of fighting.

It was not one of the most elite top-grade immortal arts. Those immortal arts all came with certain restrictions—for example, physical talent or exceptional spiritual gifts.

Given his circumstances, they were instead unsuitable for him to cultivate.

Therefore, Li Su had chosen a rather strange immortal art.

It was listed among the high-grade immortal arts. Its characteristics were exceedingly peculiar: it had virtually no requirements for talent. Whether one could successfully cultivate it depended entirely on one's own effort and luck.

It was called "Three Realms"!

Above, it connected to the vault of heaven; below, it reached the land of the dead; one stood in between.

This art took a different path. It cared not for spiritual veins or spiritual apertures, cultivating instead the Yongquan and Baihui acupoints.

Using Yongquan as a bridge, one descended to the land of the dead.

Using Baihui as a ladder, one ascended to the vault of heaven.

For this art, spiritual veins were instead secondary. What mattered was whether one could descend to the