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| − | ==='''Palace Foundation'''=== |
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| + | All cultivation methods are designed to refine [[Spirit Energy]] and strengthens one's [[Fate Palace]], [[Life Wheel]] and [[Physique]]. [[Spirit Energy]] has differences depending on the World and Epoch, so the cultivation method changes to fit it.{{r|1712}} However, all cultivation systems have the same aim, mastering the [[Anima]] and becoming a [[True Immortal]]. |
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| − | # First Entrance |
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| − | # Second Awakening |
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| − | # Third Bloodsurge |
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| + | According to [[Li Qiye]], the most important in cultivation is to have an unshakable willpower ([[Dao Heart]]); a willpower that thirsts for knowledge, diligent and assiduous. For insufficient talents, hard work would suffice as long as the mind is willing. For insufficient [[Merit Law]], as long as one is tirelessly diligent, one could take this common [[Merit Law]] to the apex of its cultivation.{{r|45}} |
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| − | ==='''Palace Expansion'''=== |
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| − | # Merit Law's Building |
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| − | # Essence Development |
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| − | # Earth's Extension |
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| + | The example of this is [[Magu]], who was once an unintelligent person, unable to remember even the simplest [[Merit Law]], but she yearned for learning and her strong willpower helped her to become the first and only person through history who cultivated the [[Eternal Physique]] to {{Grand Completion}}. Another example is [[Jiao Heng]], who used the most common [[Merit Law]] to become the most powerful [[Immortal Emperor]]. |
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| − | === '''Yun Physique''' === |
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| − | # Blood Strengthening |
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| − | # Body Tempering |
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| − | # Body Baptism |
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| + | ==Cultivation Systems== |
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| − | === '''Provisional Palace''' === |
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| + | *[[Cultivation/Nine Worlds|Nine Worlds]] |
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| − | # One Starting Palace |
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| + | *[[Cultivation/Tenth World|Tenth World]] |
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| − | # Two Gushing Springs |
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| + | *[[Cultivation/Three Immortals World|Three Immortals World]] |
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| − | # Three Igniting Fires |
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| − | # Four Breaking Grounds |
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| − | # Five Rising Pillars |
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| + | ==Top Cultivation Levels== |
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| − | === '''Inner Longevity''' === |
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| + | These two levels are shared by all cultivation systems |
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| + | *[[Pseudo-Immortal]] |
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| + | *[[True Immortal]] |
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| − | === '''Heaven's Mandate''' === |
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| − | === '''Warrior Canopy''' === |
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| − | === '''Purified Rebirth''' === |
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| − | === '''Heaven's Primal''' === |
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| − | | Heaven's Primal |
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| − | | Primal God |
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| − | === '''Fertility God''' === |
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| − | | Fertility God |
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| − | | Named Hero |
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| − | === '''Mysterious Fate''' === |
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| − | ! scope="col"|Royal Noble |
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| − | | Palace Opening{{r|347}} |
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| − | | New Noble{{r|347}} |
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| − | | Beseech the Heavens{{r|347}} |
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| − | | King Noble{{r|347}} |
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| − | | Rebel Against the Heavens{{r|347}} |
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| − | | Rebelling Noble{{r|347}} |
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| − | | Decapitate the Calamity{{r|347}} |
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| − | | Fate Destroying Noble{{r|347}} |
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| − | | 4 Fate Palaces |
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| − | | Heavenly Noble |
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| − | | 5 Fate Palaces |
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| − | | Grand Dao Noble |
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| − | | 6 Fate Palaces |
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| − | | Pinnacle Noble |
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| − | === '''Constellation''' === |
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| − | ! scope="col"|Enlightened Being |
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| − | | 2-star |
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| − | === '''Ancient Saint''' === |
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| − | | Young Saint |
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| − | | Grand Saint |
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| − | | 5 Fate Palaces |
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| − | | Heaven Restoration Saint |
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| − | | 6 Fate Palaces |
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| − | | Dao Restoration Saint |
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| − | | 7 Fate Palaces |
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| − | | Heaven Saint |
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| − | | 8 Fate Palaces |
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| − | | Grand Dao Saint |
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| − | | 9 Fate Palaces |
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| − | | Pinnacle Saint |
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| − | | 10 Fate Palaces |
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| − | | War Saint |
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| − | | 11 Fate Palaces |
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| − | | Immortal Saint |
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| − | | 12 Fate Palaces |
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| − | | Primordial Saint |
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| − | === '''Heavenly Sovereign''' === |
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| − | # Little Sovereign |
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| − | # Grand Sovereign |
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| − | # Jewel Sovereign |
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| − | # World Sovereign |
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| − | # Era Sovereign |
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| − | # Cutting Dao Era Sovereign* |
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| − | === '''Heavenly King''' === |
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| − | # Hundred Heavenly King |
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| − | # Thousand Heavenly King |
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| − | # Ten Thousand Heavenly King |
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| − | # Worldly Heavenly King |
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| − | # Grand Earth Heavenly King |
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| − | # Rising Heaven Heavenly King |
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| − | === '''[[Virtuous Paragon]] ''' === |
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| − | # Early Era Virtuous Paragon |
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| − | # Rising Era Virtuous Paragon |
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| − | # Peaceful Era Virtuous Paragon |
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| − | # Prosperous Era Virtuous Paragon |
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| − | # Grand Era Virtuous Paragon |
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| − | === Immortal Emperor === |
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| − | '''Heaven Dao Path (Immortal Emperor) or Grand Dao Path (Path of Godhood)''' |
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| − | !Heaven Dao Path |
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| − | Grand Dao Path |
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| − | # Dao Student |
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| − | # Dao Master |
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| − | # Dao Sovereign |
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| − | # Heavenly Mortal |
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| − | # Heavenly General |
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| − | # Heavenly God |
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| − | # Reserve Emperor |
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| − | # Prince Emperor |
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| − | |'''1. Immortal Existences''' |
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| − | # Virtuous Lord |
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| − | # Virtuous King |
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| − | # Virtuous Saint |
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| − | # Virtuous Predecessor |
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| − | # Virtuous Soul |
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| − | # Virtuous Daoist |
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| − | # Virtuous Deity |
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| − | # Virtuous Ancestor |
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| − | |'''2. Godly Monarch:''' |
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| − | # Little Godly Monarch |
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| − | # Middle Godly Monarch |
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| − | # Grand Godly Monarch |
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| − | # True Godly Monarch |
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| − | # Emperor Bestowed Godly Monarch |
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| − | |'''3. God-King:''' |
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| − | # Grand God-King |
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| − | # Heaven God-King |
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| − | # Supreme God-King |
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| − | # Apex God-King |
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| − | # World Dominating God-King |
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| − | # Nine World’s God-King |
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| − | # Legendary God-King |
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| − | |'''4. ''Three existences''''' |
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| − | # Attack Immortal Emperor |
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| − | # Oppose Immortal Emperor |
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| − | # Rival Immortal Emperor |
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| − | '''NOTE:''' In Royal Noble and Ancient Saint realm you won't need all of these Fate Palaces to move on, but having them will give you a new title plus make you a lot stronger with a greater Dao foundation, and it is the same for Stars in Enlightened Being realm. As for Cutting Dao Era Sovereign it is also a special level that very few people access to and it increases your power and strengthens your Dao Foundation.</span> ==== |
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| − | == '''Tenth World Cultivation Levels''' == |
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| − | # '''Dao Dust '''(needs 50 buckets of Primal Chaos Qi to breakthrough to Dao Dust) |
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| − | # '''Dao Ant''' (needs 100 buckets of Primal Chaos Qi to breakthrough to Dao Ant) |
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| − | # '''Dao Insect '''(needs 500 buckets of Primal Chaos Qi to breakthrough to Dao Insect) |
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| − | # '''Dao Serpent '''(needs 1000 buckets of Primal Chaos Qi to breakthrough to Dao Serpent) |
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| − | # '''Dao Tiger '''(needs 5000 buckets of Primal Chaos Qi to breakthrough to Dao Tiger) |
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| − | # '''Dao Child '''(needs 10000 buckets of Primal Chaos Qi to breakthrough to Dao Child) |
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| − | # '''Dao Mortal''' (needs 50000 buckets of Primal Chaos Qi to breakthrough to Dao Mortal) |
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| − | # '''Dao Messenger '''(needs 100000 buckets of Primal Chaos Qi to breakthrough to Dao Messenger) |
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| − | # '''Dao Teacher '''(needs 500000 buckets of Primal Chaos Qi to breakthrough to Dao Teacher) |
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| − | # '''Dao Noble '''(needs 1000000 buckets of Primal Chaos Qi to breakthrough to Dao Noble) |
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| − | # '''Dao Royal '''(needs 2000000 buckets of Primal Chaos Qi to breakthrough to Dao Royal) |
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| − | # '''Dao King '''(needs 5000000 buckets of Primal Chaos Qi to breakthrough to Dao King) |
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| − | # '''Dao Sovereign '''(needs 80000000 buckets of Primal Chaos Qi to breakthrough to Dao Sovereign) |
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| − | # '''Dao Paragon '''(needs 10000000 buckets of Primal Chaos Qi to breakthrough to Dao Paragon) |
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| − | # '''Dao Saint '''(needs 30000000 buckets of Primal Chaos Qi to breakthrough to Dao Saint) |
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| − | # [[Virtuous Paragon|Dao Heaven]] (needs 50000000 buckets of Primal Chaos Qi to breakthrough to Dao Heaven''')''' |
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| − | # '''Great Emperor or Immortal Monarch or High God''' |
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| − | '''2. High God''' (fuse the Great Dao in his Fate Palaces to create a Totem and become a High God) |
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| − | #1 Totem High God |
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| − | #3 Totem High God |
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| − | Great Emperor (Celestial / Demon / Divine) if you are from the Celestial / Demon / Deity Clan |
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| − | |'''3. Ancient God '''(create 12 Totems to become an Ancient God) |
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| − | == '''In Three Immortal Worlds''' == |
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| − | # True Apprentice |
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| − | # True Mortal |
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| − | # True Elite |
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| − | # True Hero |
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| − | # True Royal |
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| − | # True Saint |
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| − | # True God |
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| − | # True Immortal |
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| − | == ''Path of Heavens or Path of Godhood'' == |
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| − | '''Path of Heavens''' |
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| − | Path of Heavens is the path followed by those who wish to become an Immortal Emperor of the Nine Worlds. In this path one must compete for the Heaven's Will in his generation. Once the cultivator successfully attains (shoulders) the Heaven's Will, he becomes an[[Immortal Emperors| Immortal Emperor]]. The first Immortal Emperor shouldered Heavens Will in the [[Timeline|Desolate Era]] and he was Immortal Emperor Gu Chun. As an[[Immortal Emperors| Immortal Emperor]] in the Nine Worlds, one can open a small crack in the barrier between the Nine Worlds and the Tenth World. The crack needs to be big enough for him to ascend to the Tenth World. Once an [[Immortal Emperors|Immortal Emperor]] attains Heavens Will they fuse it into their Fate Palace. They can fuse up to six (of twelve) ''Nine Worlds Heavens wills'' into their Fate Palace. Upon reaching the Tenth World they can shoulder additional Heaven's Will from the Tenth World. |
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| − | The Tenth Worlds Cultivators each have three occasions when they can absorb (shoulder) Heavens Will with each person capable of infusing four Heavens Will into their Fate Palace each time. If a Cultivator was to shoulder four Heavens Will each time and had 12 Fate palaces then they can become a ''12 strip Heavens WIll Cultivator'' which are the apex of Cultivators of the Tenth World of which there have only ever been seven. |
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| − | If a peak Virtuous Paragon/Dao Heaven doesn't wish to dispute for the Heaven's Will, he can follow the path of Godhood, becoming a Divine Monarch and later on a Divine King. Although a Divine King cannot become a [[Immortal Emperors|Immortal Emperor]] , he can become a High God (True God in The Nine Worlds although for most in Nine Worlds just a title but [[Li Qiye]] has trained some actual True Gods e.g. True God Zen Shie) by infusing Great Dao in his own Fate Palaces, ultimately forming a totem. If a High God forms 12 totems successfully, he receives the title of Ancient God. |
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| − | =='''Cultivation terms'''== |
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| − | ==='''Merit Law/Cultivation Technique'''=== |
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| − | A cultivator of any rank can create a merit law. Merit laws allow people to cultivate. The Merit Law's rank corresponds to that of the cultivator that created them. e.g. a Merit Law created by a Virtuous Paragon would be a Virtuous Paragon Merit Law and one created by an [[Immortal Emperors|Immortal Emperor]] would be a Immortal Emperor Merit Law. Any Merit Law created will centre around one of the three things all Cultivators posses: A '''Fate Palace''', a '''Life Wheel''' or a '''Physique'''. |
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| − | === '''Fate Palace, Life Wheel and Physique''' === |
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| − | The [[Fate Palace]], [[Life Wheel]] and [[Physique]] are all connected and without any one of them people would be unable to cultivate. |
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| − | There is a widespread saying amongst cultivators: "The Physique grows one's Blood, the Blood feeds one's Life Wheel, the Life Wheel strengthens ones Fate Palace, the Fate Palace, in turn helps strengthens one's Life Wheel, the Life Wheel, then supplements one's Blood, the Blood augments one's Physique' and the Physique, then protects one's Fate Palace." |
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| − | A strong [[Physique]] allows the Blood energy to be strong. The strong [[Blood Energy]] prolongs the Lifespan, the longer the lifespan, the stronger the [[Fate Palace]], and a formidable Fate Palace allows the Cultivator to obtain an even stronger Physique. |
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| − | The Fate Palace also lends its power to the [[Life Wheel]]. The Life Wheel creates Longevity Blood, the Longevity Blood strengthens the Physique, and then the stronger Physique protects the Fate Palace. |
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| − | The entire system requires Blood Energy. If a cultivator's rank is too high, a weak Blood Energy will not support his formidable Physique, Life Wheel and Fate Palace. Thus a need for Longevity Blood which is Purified Blood Energy. In order to form one drop of Longevity Blood requires Ten thousand bits of Blood Energy. One drop of Immortal Emperor Longevity Blood could allow a Mortal to live for 10,000 years. This shows just how valuable it is. |
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| − | ==='''Two Great Disasters'''=== |
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| − | There are two great disasters that troubling all cultivators: |
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| − | * '''Fate Calamity''', also known as a demon of the heart. To many geniuses, surpassing the Fate Calamity was not an issue, but it was an ambitious challenge to not leave behind any heart demons.{{r|348}} |
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| − | * '''Life Reduction''', also known as the withering from the heavens, is even worse. Many prodigies were helpless in the face of their Life Reduction.{{r|348}} |
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| − | Even those who cultivated Saint and Immortal Physiques couldn't avoid their Fate Calamity and Life Reduction.{{r|348}} |
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| − | ==='''Halting Longevity'''=== |
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| − | This is a method for powerful cultivators of powerful sects to halt their age by going into a dormant state or long sleep. This is achieved by using [[Era Blood Stones]] which suppresses a Cultivators [[Blood Energy]]. The longer you want to live the more Blood Stones you will require. Era Blood Stones are expensive. Only powerful Clans and Sects can afford them. |
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Revision as of 10:27, 5 May 2019
All cultivation methods are designed to refine Spirit Energy and strengthens one's Fate Palace, Life Wheel and Physique. Spirit Energy has differences depending on the World and Epoch, so the cultivation method changes to fit it.[1] However, all cultivation systems have the same aim, mastering the Anima and becoming a True Immortal.
According to Li Qiye, the most important in cultivation is to have an unshakable willpower (Dao Heart); a willpower that thirsts for knowledge, diligent and assiduous. For insufficient talents, hard work would suffice as long as the mind is willing. For insufficient Merit Law, as long as one is tirelessly diligent, one could take this common Merit Law to the apex of its cultivation.[2]
The example of this is Magu, who was once an unintelligent person, unable to remember even the simplest Merit Law, but she yearned for learning and her strong willpower helped her to become the first and only person through history who cultivated the Eternal Physique to Grand Completion. Another example is Jiao Heng, who used the most common Merit Law to become the most powerful Immortal Emperor.
Cultivation Systems
Top Cultivation Levels
These two levels are shared by all cultivation systems
Links
References
- ↑ Chapter #1712(WuxiaWorld)
- ↑ Chapter #0045(WuxiaWorld)