Depending on what a cultivator focused on, there were three paths of cultivation: the body, magical power, and the soul.
Those who focused on cultivating the body were body cultivators. They followed the path of attaining sainthood through the flesh, a road that was exceedingly difficult to travel.
This was because body cultivators had to hone and temper their bodies as though they were magical treasures capable of advancing in rank, strengthening their sinews and bones externally while fortifying their internal organs.
Thus, the path of body cultivation consumed vast quantities of precious Spirit Treasures to replenish the blood and vitality expended during training. As a sacred medicine for body cultivators, Blood Bodhi was ideally suited to restoring those losses.
What would happen without these precious Spirit Treasures to replenish what cultivation consumed?
There could be only one outcome: they would cultivate their bodies into ruin.
Those who focused on cultivating magical power were spell cultivators, and this was the path most cultivators followed. In fact, the cultivation realms of qi refinement, foundation establishment, golden core, nascent soul, and spirit transformation were classifications established for spell cultivators. However, since body cultivators and soul cultivators were so rare, the cultivation world also referred to them as qi refinement body cultivators, qi refinement soul cultivators, and so forth, according to their level of strength.
As for Soul Cultivators, even fewer people practiced it. The soul had neither form nor appearance, yet it truly existed, so techniques and Spirit Treasures capable of strengthening it were even scarcer.
Much of the Blue Crystal Fruit's value lay in its ability to strengthen the soul slightly. Although its effect was modest, even that was exceptionally rare.
Liu Changxu was an ambitious man himself. He intended to cultivate magical power, body, and soul together. It was a