Evil and Heretical Paths—They Can Actually Do This?
Supreme Purity Hall, Scripture Library.
There was no one inside. It had five floors in total, filled with an unbelievable number of books.
The first floor had the most.
There were over two hundred bookshelves alone. At roughly two hundred books per shelf, there were more than forty thousand volumes in total.
There were all kinds of books, even cultivation methods from other sects.
For instance, on a bookshelf not far away, Li Su spotted Dragon Tiger Mountain's daoist art, the Golden Light Mantra.
It was a daoist art that integrated offense and defense, cultivating both life and nature.
There were also daoist insights from other sects, such as the Numinous Treasure, Shenxiao, and Spirit Cauldron Sects.
Unable to resist his curiosity, he examined them. What they recorded were not cultivation methods, but descriptions of their characteristics, how to respond when encountering such opponents, and analyses of those daoist arts.
Nor were all the books proper and respectable.
There were also the so-called unorthodox side paths and crooked evil paths.
For orthodox mystic gate cultivation, regardless of its direction and setting aside its methods, the first priority was cultivating oneself, then nurturing one's nature. Compared to one's realm of strength, it placed greater emphasis on the realm of the heart.
As such, daoist arts were all slow to cultivate—especially slow.
It was not that the Daoist schools could not progress quickly. Rather, they deliberately slowed the pace of increasing one's strength. It was far more than simply laying a solid foundation. One had to know that those who gained great power overnight, without a matching state of mind, would inevitably let their egos swell beyond restraint. In the end, there was only one outcome: they would be controlled by their power and