Just like that, half a year soon passed.
During that time, Jiang Ming stayed on Three Immortals Island, where he cultivated his mind and temperament, played the zither, painted, played chess, and practiced calligraphy. Of course, cultivation was also something he enjoyed doing every day.
Throughout this period, Yunxiao treated his injuries once every seven days.
Yunxiao was earnest about it, using her own essence to nourish Jiang Ming. Inevitably, however, Jiang Ming turned the process into a healing method resembling dual cultivation.
The process required their auras to merge, with neither harboring any ill will toward the other. Their hearts had to resonate as one. It was a dual cultivation method that combined the Dao of the heart with the fusion of their own essential auras.
The two developed it together, and its benefit was that Jiang Ming's minor injuries healed rapidly. Had he not enjoyed this method and deliberately refrained from healing himself, he would have recovered completely long ago.
It was rare for Yunxiao to be willing to help him cultivate this way, so Jiang Ming naturally treasured the opportunity, even if it was not truly dual cultivation in the traditional sense. The two were still cultivating together.
And Yunxiao did not come away empty-handed either. She actually caught a glimpse of an opportunity to become a Saint, one she sensed in Jiang Ming, as though he could help her break through to the Saint Realm.
Now, neither the merit power nor the Heavenly Dao power between heaven and earth permitted any more Saints to emerge. But there was another kind: a Great Dao Saint. As long as one was strong enough, one could enter Chaos and forcibly break through the Dao.
And that was precisely what Yunxiao felt now. Her opportunity to break through the Dao