"I notice your method of using Magic Power is quite unique; it seems you've broken free from the limitations of the Mana Circuit?"
After their exchange, Li Xingkong gained a preliminary understanding of Wu Ting's strength. If, in reality, the Spiritual Qi revival was entirely caused by an accident, then someone like Wu Ting would definitely be able to stand at the top of the world and become a leading figure in pioneering the extraordinary.
His application of Magic Power has transcended the few Mana Circuit that Li Xingkong constructed within him. Judging from his method of application, this Magic Power seems to be like a kind of internal force in martial arts, which he can control at will.
"Indeed, some adjustments were made. At the beginning, I could only circulate my Magic Power according to the few routes you drew. Moreover, because my cultivation was not up to par, I couldn't perceive the circulation routes of my Magic Power, and I used it very rigidly. But after mastering the Hibernating Dragon Technique, when I meditated in stillness, I gradually gained the ability of internal vision and could perceive the meridians and Mana Circuit in my body."
Wu Ting stretched out a hand, channeled his inner Magic Power, and a ball of flame ignited on his hand.
"Then, Dao Integration energy cultivation, Buddhist Body Refining, and various Internal Martial Arts techniques, I experimented for a long time in my dream before finally blending these systems together to form the move 'Fierce Tiger Pushes the Mountain ' that just happened."
As he spoke, the ball of energy in Wu Ting's hand changed shape according to his will, as if this energy had become a part of his body.
Li Xingkong his Spiritual Qi and examined it closely. The aura seemed agile, but in reality, it was linked to Wu Ting's body. Wu Ting's spiritual will controlled the aura's transformation through this link.
This is very close to the principle of the Explosive Counter Spell Technique. Although Wu Ting has never been exposed to magic, the ability he has developed is equivalent to having entered the basics of this Condensation Technique.
If he were to come into contact with the structure of magic, he could probably use it to create a new spell.
Indeed, new talents emerge in every generation; even those who have embarked on cultivation should not underestimate the people of the world.
"To be honest, class monitor, your talent for cultivation is truly one in a million."
Li Xingkong was also somewhat envious; this ability was far superior to his own in every way.
Despite his envy, Li Xingkong wasn't a petty person who always strived to be number one. He would become jealous and malicious when he encountered someone better than himself.
Cultivation is not something that one person can promote alone. If you want to lead an entire civilization in cultivation, then the more talented people of all kinds, the better.
"Alas, it's nothing, just some trivial skill, ultimately not the true path of cultivation."
Wu Ting was not very satisfied with what he had researched.
"That's because you were missing something before, and that's why I came back this time."
Li Xingkong certainly knew why Wu Ting's arduous cultivation had yielded no results; given the lack of Spiritual Qi energy, it was already quite remarkable that he had achieved this much.
"The reason why there was no way to cultivate before was because there was no Spiritual Qi in the world. There was no way for people to communicate with heaven and earth, so naturally there was no way to cultivate."
"My return this time is to manually create a Spiritual Qi revival. Now that we have Spiritual Qi, cultivation will officially become an integral part of our lives."
Li Xingkong took a simplified Rising Sun Guide" and handed it to Wu Ting.
"Now, one only needs to enter a meditative state to sense Spiritual Qi. Once one has Spiritual Qi, one can combine it with cultivation methods and embark on the path of cultivation. However, I see that the cultivation method you've devised is already showing signs of becoming a complete system. You can use the Rising Sun Guide as a reference."
After receiving the token from Li Xingkong, Wu Ting curiously examined it for a few moments before accepting it. He was now quite eager to cultivate and wanted to see how the orthodox path of cultivation differed from the one he had discovered on his own.
Li Xingkong felt that the Rising Sun Guide was not enough. This Rising Sun Guide was aimed at the general public and ordinary people's cultivation. For a genius like Wu Ting, this simplified cultivation method was obviously not enough.
Most importantly, with this talent, he deserves Li Xingkong's greater investment.
After thinking for a moment, Li Xingkong retrieved several basic theoretical books about the Qi Refining Stage from his memory. The first was the complete " Sun and Moon Qi Refining Method." This Qi Refining Method was far too complex for ordinary people, and the cultivation knowledge it contained could be said to systematically cover all the problems that might be encountered Qi Refining Stage. Rather than a cultivation method, it was more like a reference book, a dictionary.
Then there's a book called " A Brief Explanation of Spell Structures," which is basically an introductory book on constructing spells. This book is even less useful for ordinary people. 99% of people are already grateful if they can learn how to use a spell, let alone construct one.
Even if Li Xingkong were to reveal this technique now, it would only be a burden to the general public and would have no practical use.
For geniuses, this content forms the foundation for a more solid foundation during their Qi Refining Stage, but for ordinary people, forcing them to learn it would only waste their precious time.
Just like learning math, elementary school students learn some advanced math, which was originally intended to select those who are interested in math and let them fall in love with the subject earlier. However, with the fierce competition nowadays, advanced math has become a daily subject for everyone.
But for ordinary people who don't participate in competitions, aren't interested in math, and just want to complete their studies smoothly, learning this is a complete waste of time.
Learning is not necessarily better the more difficult it is. If the goal is to select the best, then it should be more difficult, but if the goal is to popularize it, then it should be as simple as possible.
After all, the real world is far more fantastical than we imagine. Even something as simple as whether 10.11 or 10.8 is bigger is something nearly half the population doesn't know. For such people, cultivating themselves is no easy task.
After all, what Li Xingkong wanted was for everyone to cultivate, not just for the smartest people to cultivate; those are two completely different concepts.
From Wu Ting's perspective, Li Xingkong believed that this content would only be an aid, not a burden.
Li Xingkong condensed the two cultivation techniques into a seed in his sea of consciousness, then pulled it out and planted it into Wu Ting's mind.
This seed will not be released directly in Wu Ting's mind. It will only be triggered when Wu Ting controls his Spiritual Qi to come into contact with it, which can be considered a form of protection.
After all, given the sheer volume of content in these two cultivation manuals, directly distributing them would be like dropping a bomb into Wu Ting's brain. Whether he could withstand it or not, it would take several days to digest and absorb them.
Li Xingkong was able to freely acquire knowledge from the system thanks to its protection. After all, he and the system were one body, and the system's knowledge of cultivation far surpassed his own. Protecting his little brain was naturally a piece of cake for it.