Not to mention that with the Primordial Taixuan Cultivation Method newly formed, Five Elements Spiritual Apertures had already taken shape within Su Shi'er's body.
The true essence entering his dantian could, in the blink of an eye, transform into true essence of any attribute.
This was also the crucial point behind Su Shi'er's derivation of this method.
If one cultivating this method did not possess a complete Five Elements Spiritual Root—
then without finding a way to make up for it, even if they knew the essence of this method, transforming their own true essence into other attributes without the corresponding spiritual roots would be harder than ascending to the heavens.
In the mountains, one knew not the passing of years; when the cold faded, one knew not how many years had gone by.
Outside the courtyard where Su Shi'er resided, the sun sometimes blazed brightly, sometimes torrential rain poured down, and sometimes wind and snow filled the skies.
As winter came and summer went, Su Shi'er sat motionless in the seclusion chamber, year after year.
Ever since he had begun deriving this method from the insights he gained within the Dunjia—
the aura around Su Shi'er had changed at every moment.
At times, yin flourished while yang waned.
At times, blazing flames burned fiercely.
At times, sand and dust filled the air.
Through who knew how many derivations and who knew how many transformations, Su Shi'er became increasingly adept at converting and controlling his true essence.
Though his eyes remained shut, Su Shi'er's hands would occasionally fly through seals, his fingers forming incantations as spells passed from his lips.
While deriving with his eyes closed, Su Shi'er was also practicing and familiarizing himself with the control of all manner of spells and sword techniques.
Unlike before, true essence