The Literary Star Light within the Literary Palace had originally been merely dense, but now it grew increasingly viscous.
Immersed within it, Fang Yun's Divine Sense needed only to breathe gently to feel the comfort of his mind and spirit being cleansed.
Soon, Fang Yun discovered to his astonishment that there was so much Literary Star Light that even his enormous Literary Palace could not "contain" it. Its mighty force began battering the palace walls.
Cold sweat streamed down Fang Yun's body.
This was Literary Star Light, the source of the Human Race's power. Never mind the vital energy of heaven and earth-even the Sacred Power of the sages fell far short of Literary Star Light.
The Saint Origin Continent had originally received only a scant amount of Literary Star Light, yet it had nurtured powerful humans and even produced a figure such as Confucius. This showed how lofty a level its power occupied: it undoubtedly stood at the pinnacle of the Sacred Way and might even transcend the Myriad Worlds Sacred Way.
There was not one Literary Star Fragment here, but two, and they released far more Literary Star Light than other fragments.
Within the Literary Palace, silver light intertwined, overflowing like water.
Fang Yun dared not show the slightest carelessness. He immediately sat on the ground and recited The Analects aloud, then began reciting all the Classics of the Sages in turn.
While his physical body recited the Classics of the Sages, Fang Yun's Divine Sense within the Literary Palace began a Great Scholar's cultivation, step by step.
A newly advanced Great Scholar underwent three most conspicuous changes.
The first was the Literary Qi Moon. Fang Yun had only recently advanced and did not yet possess much literary qi, so it had condensed into only seven crescent moons.