After moving into his new home, Liu Changxu's cultivation life settled into a normal routine.
To achieve better results, Liu Changxu drew up a strict cultivation schedule for himself.
Every morning, he devoted the Mao Hour and Chen Hour to cultivating the Fire Lotus Sword Art and the Flood Dragon Body-Tempering Art.
During the Si Hour in the late morning, he mainly practiced various spells, martial techniques, and the Sword-Controlling Art.
During the Wei Hour and Shen Hour in the afternoon, he mainly worked on refining spirit artifacts, making talismans, tending spirit plants, and similar activities.
During the Xu Hour and Hai Hour in the evening, he continued cultivating the Flood Dragon Body-Tempering Art and the Fire Lotus Sword Art.
After the Zi Hour late at night, it was time for Liu Changxu to practice dual cultivation with his two wives and sleep.
As for the Wu Hour and You Hour, aside from eating, Liu Changxu spent those periods with his two children.
It could be said that Liu Changxu's current achievements-attaining the cultivation speed of a genius with a single spiritual root despite having only the ordinary aptitude of three-element roots-owed much to the disciplined cultivation schedule he had followed ever since he began cultivating as a child.
Of course, more than half the credit belonged to Liu Changxu's parents.
After Liu Changxu was found to possess spiritual roots, his father, Liu Shihao, patiently taught him about cultivation, guided his daily practice, devised a sensible cultivation schedule for him, and strictly supervised his efforts.
To ensure that her son could build a solid cultivation foundation from childhood, his mother, Lin Yulian, taught herself to prepare spirit cuisine and consistently made it for him over the years. It was precisely the support of spirit cuisine and spirit fruits that allowed