The Radiant Multicolor Divine-Light Domain.
Jiang Ding withdrew the thread of divine sense he had sent into the Myriad Laws Nexus and continued cultivating, studying techniques, and building his foundations.
Of these, the Taiyin-Sun Sword Scripture stirred him most deeply. This inheritance from the source of the Great Sun Sword Dao resolved many problems that had arisen in his deductions and gave him plenty of inspiration.
Yet it was not without its flaws.
The Immortal Sect was not involved.
To the Great Sun Sword Heir, the Immortal Sect was more than a place that produced sword sheaths. It was crucial to testing his many ideas and putting them into practice, where learning and application came together.
The Immortal Sect's industrial system could test whether Jiang Ding's ideas were sound and whether they could be turned into practical techniques. It could also raise new questions in return.
A cart built behind closed doors could never grow into a tree that towered to the sky. The Immortal Sect's vast industrial system of immortal cultivation was how he put theory into practice.
That process was far too important.
Now, Jiang Ding had gained many insights and made key breakthroughs in the structures of his cultivation methods and sword techniques. In theory, there was nothing wrong with them, but he could not put them to a real test.
No, there is a way. I could find someone and fight a sword duel to the death.
That was how traditional sword cultivators tested their theories.
In a life-or-death struggle, they often found mistakes that theoretical calculations could never reveal. There were always unforeseen complications.
But was that really necessary?
Questions arose one after another, large and small. Some concerned nothing more than minor points of theory. Was he supposed to fight to the death over