Gu insects were undoubtedly the core of the Gu cultivation path.
For this reason, Gu cultivation methods had blossomed in countless varieties, often from remarkably novel angles.
Methods like the Blood Refining Sky Swallowing Gu Method were considered relatively orthodox cultivation techniques.
Their main purpose was to squeeze the Gu insects to strengthen oneself. As long as one maintained the proper balance, a Gu insect's limits were still higher than the limits of the fleshly body.
Some cultivation methods, meanwhile, leaned toward nurturing the Gu insects themselves and turning them into magical treasures.
For example, the Three-Handed Demonic Gu Method he had just acquired involved planting a Three-Handed Demonic Gu inside the body, then continuously nurturing it until a third hand grew from the flesh.
Because the Three-Handed Demonic Gu was highly malleable, every person who cultivated the Three-Handed Demonic Gu Method possessed a different third hand.
However, the Three-Handed Demonic Gu had one drawback: it consumed an enormous amount of resources.
Especially if one pursued combat prowess, the newly cultivated demonic hand could drain them dry outright.
Some people had even been completely drained dry just to sustain their demonic hands.
Others simply planted Three-Handed Demonic Gu in other people's bodies and harvested them once they matured.
It could be said that the Three-Handed Demonic Gu was an extremely unorthodox cultivation method.
And Zhou Feng happened to be very interested in the Three-Handed Demonic Gu Method.
With the Sky Swallowing Gu, he was not afraid of consumption at all. Moreover, directly nurturing a third hand from the flesh seemed to be a form of exploration into the physical body.
Although it relied on a Gu insect, if he could figure out the mysteries within it—
Would that mean he could eventually grow Three Heads Six Arms without relying on