The Daoist Scriptures and refining spells recorded that when cultivators refined themselves with ordinary sunlight, they increased the amount a wisp at a time.
Often, only after several days or even over a month would they begin refining themselves with handfuls of sunlight.
But Wang Quan had no need for that.
He had used handfuls of sunlight from the very start. Each handful contained roughly three or four wisps. On any other cultivator, that amount could have burned their Yin Spirit red.
But when it fell on him, it only stung slightly at the very beginning. Afterward, he felt nothing.
He kept increasing the amount of sunlight.
At first, three to five wisps...
After the time it took to drink a cup of tea, he increased it to seven or eight wisps.
A quarter of an hour later, he increased it to eighty or a hundred wisps.
By noon, the sunlight was at its fiercest, yet he drew down thousands upon thousands of strands at once to drench his Yin Spirit.
In less than the time it took to drink a cup of tea, his Yin Spirit adapted to sunlight this fierce.
"It looks like my Yin Spirit really is strong."
"Then, according to the Daoist Scriptures, I can actually move on to the next step?"
To refine a Yin Spirit into a Yang Spirit, one first had to gather sunlight and continually refine the Yin Spirit with it. Only when the Yin Spirit could withstand refinement by a ray of sunlight without any stinging sensation could one proceed to the next step.
Most cultivators needed six months to a year to complete this process.
Wang Quan, however, had taken barely half a day.
Even the Daoist Scriptures contained no record of such a phenomenon.
But Wang Quan believed it