"The little girl herself may not know it, but being able to cross the tribulation and condense a Nascent Soul within a hundred years is hardly something that can be explained by exceptional Spiritual Root aptitude alone."
"Senior, you mean..."
"To bear such Spiritual Root aptitude, her physical body must naturally far surpass cultivators of the same rank. Not everyone like this, but seven or eight out of ten must have been cultivators in their previous lives, with their cultivation having reached a considerable realm."
"At that point, even if they perished and entered reincarnation anew, a trace of spirituality and soul would remain with them. The method this old man uses may be difficult for ordinary cultivators to endure."
"But for cultivators of this kind, it would merely mean suffering a little. It was not easy for this old man to take in a disciple. As someone with little time left to live, how could I possibly harm her?"
Listening to the explanation of the weathered old man before him, Su Shi'er nodded thoughtfully.
The thought flashed through his mind, and he found it rather reasonable.
The road of cultivation had always been rugged and treacherous. Those who set foot upon the Immortal Path could meet with death and the dissipation of their Dao if they were the slightest bit careless.
Though people said that when a man died, his lamp went out, if reincarnation truly existed, it could not possibly bring no benefit at all. Once one's cultivation reached a certain level, after entering reincarnation again, a trace of spirituality accompanying the soul could more or less benefit the Spiritual Root aptitude of the next life.
However, the long immortal road required not only Spiritual Root aptitude, but also a certain amount of opportunity.
Many mortals, even if