The last problem in the Qi Refining section is that many people, when faced with choices, don't know what is most suitable for them, and don't know how to make a decision.
The Qi Refining Stage is considered the initial stage of cultivation, and cultivators at this stage face too many choices from the very beginning.
You must choose the right Qi Refining Method, the right Body Tempering materials, the right cultivation techniques, and even the right unorthodox methods.
Most people feel somewhat confused when faced with these options.
Some people even waver between numerous choices, unable to decide, dabbling in one thing and doing another, wanting to learn everything but mastering nothing.
Although there are many other strange problems, the main ones are basically these few. After all, Li Xingkong needs to improve the overall strength, not act like a mother hen and consider everyone's situation.
Finally, there's the Foundation Establishment stage. Those who can reach Foundation Establishment at this stage are naturally not ordinary people. They have basically found their own path and built their own offensive and defensive systems based on their cultivation methods and spells.
These people can be considered the true leaders of the cultivation world in Divine Land.
They naturally face far fewer problems than cultivators who are still at the Qi Refining stage.
They can solve most of the problems on their own; only the problems they can't solve, or those that are too complicated to handle, appear in this research report.
The questions they raised were basically all centered around one point.
That is the time for cultivation.
A single secluded cultivation session Foundation Establishment Stage takes too long, and those who have achieved Foundation Establishment at this stage often hold important positions. It is naturally too much of a wish for them to be able to abandon everything like Li Xingkong, and go into seclusion whenever they want, and research whatever they want.
Moreover, in order to accelerate their cultivation progress, they also gave up a lot in other aspects, such as unorthodox methods, weapon crafting, pill refining, and formations. They simply did not have time to comprehend these, focusing only on the most core aspects of cultivation and combat ability.
The problems encountered by cultivators at each stage are different, so it is unlikely that a single solution can solve them all.
Li Xingkong's initial idea was somewhat too simplistic.
A wristwatch alone, along with a simple attribute panel and progress bar, can only provide so much that its effectiveness is very limited.
After all, his panel and progress bar are just a reading of the body's current state; they can't really be like a cheat code, allowing you to level up directly no matter how much you practice, as long as you practice enough times.
The so-called progress will only change when one's own practice is truly effective, the movements are very standard, and it is really beneficial to the practice.
The attribute panel without the ability to add points isn't actually as helpful to cultivators as one might imagine. After all, everyone has Spiritual Qi within them, and if they want to understand their own condition, they can do so very thoroughly by spending more time on it.
Therefore, the design of this auxiliary prop needs to be revised.
The current situation is somewhat urgent. There is no longer time for most people to correct or improve themselves due to laziness and lack of time.
Therefore, Li Xingkong decided to first put in some effort in this area and think of a solution.
Li Xingkong had read through all the research documents. The so-called laziness was mostly mental; he was unwilling to learn new things, or rather, he couldn't digest or understand them after learning them.
Similarly, Foundation Establishment Stage cultivators don't have time to learn other skills; it's just that they don't have the time to learn them, not that they're unwilling.
A common thread emerges from these problems: their ability to digest and comprehend a vast amount of knowledge is insufficient.
Li Xingkong couldn't possibly help them improve their comprehension skills; he couldn't just brainwash everyone, that would be too offensive.
Li Xingkong would never interfere with someone else's free will.
Moreover, this problem has more than one solution.
Since they are unwilling or don't have time to process and understand it, let's find someone to help them understand it.
As for who this person is, need I say more? Besides Li Xingkong himself, who else could do this?
Li Xingkong's idea was this.
He planned to project one of his Hexagram and hang it near Earth Star, using it as a large-scale supercomputer shared by all cultivators in Divine Land.
Then, by linking the auxiliary tools he designed with this Hexagram, all the problems that low-level cultivators encounter during their cultivation that require calculation and learning can be directly sent to this large supercomputer for calculation, and finally a feedback result will be obtained.
For example, if a cultivator wants to learn a formation, he doesn't need to start from scratch to study the principles of formations, the meaning of each formation pattern, or the rules for combining formation patterns. He only needs to throw the original formation technique he wants to learn to the auxiliary tool, and after the auxiliary tool completes the calculation, it will send back a simple, easy-to-understand arrangement.
He can set up this formation simply by following the instructions; no other conditions are required.
Similarly, spells, techniques, unorthodox methods... all sorts of things related to cultivation, and even things unrelated to cultivation, can be put into this supercomputer to assist in calculations.
This can save cultivators a lot of time in their training.
However, doing so would also bring about quite serious problems. The cultivators trained in this way would just be a group of highly skilled illiterates, whose methods were all derived from supercomputing calculations and were all black-box operations.
Even if one's cultivation level increases, a cultivator who achieves this level will still be much weaker in all aspects compared to those who cultivate on their own.
However, despite its weakness, its overall cultivation level has improved, and even a large number of ants can kill an elephant.
Given the current situation, doing this is a move born of necessity.
With this feature, the attribute panel and progress bar that Li Xingkong had previously envisioned are now considered extremely small features.
Let's just add it then.
For ordinary people, the attribute classification needs to be more detailed. Strength, constitution, and agility are enough. As for intelligence, luck, and the like, these things are really hard to measure.
Upon reaching the Qi Refining stage, all physical attributes will be integrated into one: the Essence attribute.
The so-called essence, energy, and spirit are the three paths of cultivation. Body Refining is essence, Qi Refining energy training, and only after reaching the Foundation Establishment does the attribute of spirit come into play.
Li Xingkong had considered adding this attribute panel; he was already planning to cast a Hexagram to serve as a supercomputer, so it could naturally also function as a simple server.
Once everyone's attributes are calculated, a ranking list can be generated using supercomputing.
Just like the three lists of Heaven, Earth, and Man in novels, Li Xingkong could release this list and rank all the cultivators in the entire Divine Land.
This ranking is certainly not meant to encourage fighting; internal strife is of no value to Li Xingkong.
It is based on cultivation level and individual attributes, and has little to do with combat ability.
As long as you cultivate quickly enough and have a solid foundation, you can make it onto the list.