Seclusion for One Month

The soul was difficult to ponder and impossible to define. Compared with cultivating the flesh and magical power, it was the hardest to cultivate. By simplifying things this way, Martial Dao Master had effectively cast aside the most difficult part, allowing humanity to focus on cultivating the simplest techniques and rapidly increase their strength in a short time.

This had both benefits and drawbacks. The benefit was that one's cultivation could rise quickly and combat strength would increase enormously. The drawback was that even if the soul forcibly broke through, it would remain somewhat insubstantial. The soul became a cultivator's weak point, making it impossible to enhance combat strength through Soul Force.

Perhaps this was precisely why, throughout humanity's history, only Martial Dao Master had ever broken through to Heaven Level Great Perfection. Everyone else had reached, at most, Earth Level.

It was like building a tower: if the foundation had not been laid firmly from the start, yet one still wished to build a skyscraper, that was nothing but a dream!

Of course, Martial Dao Master could not be blamed for establishing this cultivation method and hindering humanity's achievements in Soul Force. In truth, his decision had also been shaped by historical circumstances.

In Martial Dao Master's era, humanity had only just seized control of the Floating Sky Continent from the demonfolk. Compared with the demonfolk, who had ruled and developed it for years, humanity had only Martial Dao Master and a number of other experts holding the fort. Their overall strength was far inferior to that of the demonfolk.

If humanity wished to possess the Floating Sky Continent for generations to come, rather than collapse like a landslide once those people died, they had to quickly nurture their people and produce a great number of experts.

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