Dual Cultivation was, of course, not Qiu Wuji's individual cultivation, but progress for both of them.
Qiu Wuji's cultivation was also Chu Ge's cultivation.
He had never been able to explain what sort of cultivation his counted as. At first, he had tried his best to match it to the various ranks, such as what rank his physical body belonged to, what separate rank his Soul Power belonged to, and so on... but now he had abandoned those comparisons.
There was simply no matching it up. He was far too unusual.
Especially early in the establishment of the New Heavenly Realm, when he had wrestled with the Heavenly Emperor's Divine Soul and even won... what was that supposed to correspond to? Great Luo?
From the perspective of the Heavenly Dao, which controlled every change in the world, he was already a Great Firmament Golden Immortal, a so-called Sage, or even beyond that. He ought to count as Hongjun.
The stronger his World Control became, the closer he came to Hongjun's level. He needed no cultivation at all; a single word from him was law for all beneath heaven.
But that only applied inside the book. Once he went elsewhere, it no longer held, so how was he supposed to classify himself?
A pseudo-Hongjun?
Yet Chu Ge had a vague feeling that once he completely finished matters inside the book, his own cultivation would also reach perfection. By then, he would have fully mastered the relevant abilities and would retain them even outside the book. There had long been signs of this in reality: his powers of "Fantasy Becoming Reality" and "Spatial Manipulation" were becoming increasingly integrated, and most of the time, he was no different from a god.
If he truly reached the point where he could use the same