Another month passed. Fang Yun looked up toward the plateau, a faint smile appearing at the corner of his mouth.
"Almost there."
Fang Yun sat down and reviewed the results of his efforts over the past few days.
In truth, during the first month, Fang Yun had encountered a bottleneck. Once he realized there was a problem, he decided to relax and recall everything he had learned and known in the past.
Very quickly, Fang Yun realized that he had forgotten the most fundamental and useful method of learning.
There were two distinct categories of human thought patterns: focused thinking and divergent thinking.
When people did things with specific methods, ordinary tasks, or repetitive labor, they needed focused thinking—concentrating their minds. So long as they worked seriously, they could solve it.
However, for many things, focus alone was not enough. For instance, creating something new or doing something one found difficult to accomplish. Persisting with focused thinking would instead lead one into a predicament.
At such times, people needed to begin divergent thinking, which could stimulate a broader range of brain regions.
This mode of thinking was effective for the mind, and it was equally effective for Sacred Sense.
The method of entering divergent thinking was simple. Sleeping, taking a walk, drawing, singing, dancing, going out, and all sorts of other activities could stimulate divergent thinking, making people more creative.
The actions the Saint Ancestor incarnations found laughable were actually part of Fang Yun's process of engaging in divergent thinking.
Mastering and using methods, mastering and using better methods, constantly updating and iterating methods—these were the fundamental ideals of the Human Race's saints.
After such a long period of research, Fang Yun had finally created a new cultivation method specifically for the Void Sacred Way.
On the first day he