The Sword Debate essay recorded no sword moves or Sword Momentum at all. It merely analyzed concepts of the Sword Dao, often extending them into descriptions of the truths of heaven and earth.
Between its lines lay an ancient wisdom and a perspective detached from worldly things.
Song Yan studied it closely, word by word, sentence by sentence, his mind seemingly drawn into a boundless wilderness.
When he finished reading, a hazy feeling arose naturally within him.
He seemed to have gained countless insights, yet when he deliberately tried to recall them, there seemed to be nothing at all.
Song Yan was stunned.
How similar this feeling was to his comprehension of Myriad Manifestations Sword Intent after Insight into Chaos!
Boundless delight welled up within him. Jun Mountain's true teachings were indeed extraordinarily profound.
This Sword Debate essay was not even a cultivation method, yet it contained subtle artistic conceptions. By contemplating it regularly, not only Golden Core cultivators, but even Spirit Transformation cultivators could benefit.
In fact, of the Three Great True Disciple Methods, the first two were solid, fundamental cultivation methods, most suitable for Golden Core Realm cultivators.
Ordinarily, this Sword Debate essay should have been studied, at the very least, by Nascent Soul cultivators seeking to break through to the Spirit Transformation Realm, to refine their comprehension of the Great Dao and seek an opportunity for a breakthrough.
But since it was not a cultivation method, Jun Mountain had another consideration.
These Golden Core True Disciples were already outstanding among their peers; their aptitude and comprehension went without saying.
Exposing them to these conceptions early was not meant to make them immediately take root, sprout, blossom, and bear fruit. The hope was merely that this seed of possibility would be continually stirred throughout their long years of