Qingjing's matter was simple: it concerned Immortal Ascension.
Simply put, she had come to Meng Chuan seeking the path to immortality.
Qingjing had a clear understanding of her own Immortal Path.
After all, she had begun exploring the Immortal Dao back in the Emperor's Fall Era, and with considerable success.
But she had still decided to ask Meng Chuan.
His accomplishments were simply too extraordinary. Perhaps he could offer guidance that would surprise her.
There was not much Meng Chuan could say. Qingjing was following the True Immortal Path.
Well, not the pure True Immortal Path. She had woven something else into it, something that would make her stronger after Immortal Ascension and carry her beyond the level of a newly ascended True Immortal.
That was the advantage of having a powerful background: plenty of choices, and the means to pursue them.
As an "emperor's daughter," Qingjing already knew a great deal about True Immortals. Her knowledge was comprehensive, and her insights ran deep.
For her, Immortal Ascension was merely a matter of letting the water flow into its channel.
At this point, no one could offer her much guidance.
Even so, Meng Chuan gave Qingjing a few suggestions. Perhaps they would help her take a few more steps after Immortal Ascension.
What one accumulated before Immortal Ascension affected one's realm and strength afterward.
That was part of the essence of Alternative Immortal Ascension.
Cultivators on that path put more effective effort into the Human Dao Realm, building a deeper foundation than those who entered the True Immortal realm directly.
When they finally ascended, they naturally reaped the rewards.
In the end, Qingjing thanked Meng Chuan earnestly for his guidance.
She knew her own condition. Her foundation was almost flawless; she needed only time before she could take that step