It was still early, so Chen Miao gave some more thought to how he should divide his time for Yin Cultivation in his apertures.
Originally, Chen Miao had planned to practice Yin Cultivation in different apertures at different times of day, but on reflection, that would not only be too troublesome, but also slow to produce results.
After all, opening an aperture did not automatically grant its corresponding ability. He still had to practice Yin Cultivation to a certain degree.
Otherwise, all Chen Miao would gain was the ability to draw on yin energy after entering yin.
And that was an ability Chen Miao did not need at all.
So, no matter what, Chen Miao had to choose one aperture to practice Yin Cultivation in first, then activate its corresponding ability.
Only then would the aperture have any value.
After some deliberation, Chen Miao selected four apertures as his first batch of targets for Yin Cultivation.
They were the Ghost Meridian in his right little finger, the Ghost Bridge beneath his tongue, his Yin-Yang Eyes, and the Heavenly Spirit Yin Aperture at the crown of his head.
The Ghost Meridian and Ghost Bridge needed no explanation. One enhanced Talisman Drawing, while the other might enhance the Six True-Descent Arts.
As for the Yin-Yang Eyes, they would reduce Chen Miao's reliance on the Notes on Achieving Divinity in the Mortal World, letting him consult the book less often.
His choice of the Heavenly Spirit Yin Aperture at the crown of his head was purely because his experience in Wind Gate Village had made him wary of illusions such as the Ghostly Wall.
Once he had nurtured the Heavenly Spirit Yin Aperture, even if he could not cast illusions, surely he would gain some resistance to them.
That was why he had