It was said that, without realizing it, Yuan Tian once again arrived at the summit of Mount Buzhou. There, he discovered the Heavenly Pure Qi—the Origin of Pure Qi. Yet Yuan Tian was puzzled. Why was the Origin of Pure Qi at the summit of Mount Buzhou? But that question did not seem important. What mattered was that this Origin of Pure Qi now belonged to Yuan Tian. All things in the Primordial Wilderness had a chance of undergoing Transformation, so Yuan Tian would not ask such a foolish question as why this Origin of Pure Qi had still failed to transform. Transforming atop Mount Buzhou was even harder than Green Willow trying to transform before Yuan Tian had been reborn into the Primordial Wilderness. Of course, if one possessed Pangu Bloodline, that was another matter. This Origin of Pure Qi clearly did not meet that condition.
Yuan Tian put away the Origin of Pure Qi. Even if he did not absorb it himself, it would certainly be useful in the future. At worst, he could use it to make a "deal" with the Three Pure Ones. They would surely be interested, and he could trade it for some good things—Spirit Treasures, pills, formations, and the like. In any case, it had its uses.
The instant Yuan Tian put away the Origin of Pure Qi, he felt a wave of pure Immortal Qi rush toward him. That feeling was truly wonderful.
Another matter needed explaining here. We had always spoken of Spiritual Qi, yet now Immortal Qi had appeared. What was the difference between Immortal Qi and Spiritual Qi, or rather, what was their relationship?
Spiritual Qi could generally be divided into two kinds: Postnatal Spiritual Qi and Innate Spiritual Qi. Compared with later ages, there were still relatively few