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Chapter 713 - 317: The Beauty Fades Away_2

Chapter 713: Chapter 317: The Beauty Fades Away_2

In the process, observing the changes in Sun Siwen under the influence of spiritual energy, Lu Yuan also gained some insights, which gave him more ideas for the application of spiritual energy refinements.

If half the spiritual energy can make one’s body and soul undergo metamorphosis.

Then with a complete portion of spiritual energy still in his hands, why couldn’t he make the bodies and souls of two people undergo metamorphosis?

It should be known that Lu Yuan has two sons.

Although the training plan for his younger son, Lu Hao, has already been arranged, the accumulated foundation of the Chu State is enough for his younger son to break through the Innate Realm smoothly.

But if he can make it easier for the other party to break through the Innate Realm, why let them choose the difficult path?

Due to the guilt of being an old father and to compensate for the regret of his two sons not being able to cultivate immortality, Lu Yuan wanted to give them as many benefits as possible.

So, inspired by Sun Siwen, he started researching based on this inspiration.

After several months of thinking, going through numerous Taoist Classics, and carefully studying the Taiping Book and the Five Thunder Book, Lu Yuan finally came up with a more complete method of spiritual energy refinement.

Now, he is confident that he can use the one portion of spiritual energy in his hands to help both his sons break through the Innate Realm and let their spirits and bodies reach the Innate Realm.

Or, it can’t be said to be the Innate Realm, but to let the body become the Innate Body and the soul become the Innate Soul, which is the Innate Dao Body.

Although it sounds grand and magnificent, in fact, it’s not a big deal.

Martial Arts Xiantian sounds powerful, but in reality, this realm initially is only equivalent to a cultivator who has just developed their powers.

Even if practiced to the strongest third realm of Grandmaster, it is only the condensation of one pneuma in the Immortal Method.

And condensing one pneuma is just the beginning of cultivating immortality, the most basic realm.

From here, it can be seen that the Xiantian mentioned in martial arts and the Xiantian mentioned in cultivating immortality are actually two different things.

Based on Lu Yuan’s personal experience, observing many Inborn Grandmasters, and the insights gained from helping Sun Siwen undergo metamorphosis, the Xiantian in martial arts mostly refers to a realm reached after communicating with Heaven and Earth through one’s own will.

That is, the Martial Dao True Intent.

And the martial arts external body is nothing more than a means of applying this True Intent.

Compared to cultivation, Martial Dao True Intent is like the Earth Element Energy condensed by Lu Yuan, and the martial arts external body is just a spell used based on this Earth Element Energy, through pneuma (in martial arts, it is referred to as true pneuma).

It’s just that martial artists have limitations and cannot use more spells, so they can only fix their spells into one, which is the martial arts external body.

According to this theory, what Lu Yuan did for Sun Siwen’s metamorphosis was merely assisting the transformation and strengthening of the latter’s body and soul, or opening a key that allowed Sun Siwen to open the door to the Innate Realm and obtain the qualification to condense Martial Dao True Intent and build a martial arts external body.

Yes, just like the concept of Spiritual Roots in cultivation.

Practicing martial arts also has similar requirements.

If you don’t have the talent, even if you are given innate martial arts techniques, you won’t be able to achieve Xiantian.

The only difference is that talent or Spiritual Roots can be obtained through changes in one’s acquired nature.

What Lu Yuan wants to do is to use the spiritual energy in his hands to help his two sons open the door of the Innate Realm and condense their innate talent.

With this talent, both of them, like Sun Siwen, would naturally be able to break through the Innate Realm as long as they improved their inner strength and cultivation levels in the future.

Moreover, because of this innate talent, both of his sons would be able to enjoy the benefits of the supreme talent called “Innate Dao Body”, and their cultivation speed would be countless times faster than ordinary people or even geniuses.

It took Sun Siwen ten years to break through the Innate Realm according to Lu Yuan’s initial plan. Later, with his help in acceleration, it was shortened to six years.

Lu Hao and Lu He fall a little short in terms of accumulated resources, especially in terms of mental realm, so breaking through the Innate Realm in six years is a bit of a stretch.

However, Lu Yuan believed that with the teachings of himself, Lan Cai’er, and Teacher Sun Siwen, there shouldn’t be any problem for his two sons to break through the Innate Realm in ten years.

After all, it’s just the Innate Realm.

Equivalent only to the level where the Immortal Method develops its powers.

With so many resources stacked up for the two children, it would be strange if they couldn’t break through the Innate Realm in ten years.

During the prosperous period of the ancient Immortal Cultivation World, let alone breaking through the Innate Realm in ten years, doing it in just one day was an easy task.

It’s not worth making a fuss about.

So when Lu Yuan told Lan Cai’er about his plans, she was overjoyed.

Originally, she had given all the spiritual energy to Lu He, and as a mother, she had felt guilty and believed that she had failed her younger son.

Now that there is a perfect solution for both, her happiness is boundless.

After the Queen agreed, resolving the mother’s opinions, Lu Yuan naturally began designing specific refining methods tailored to his two sons.

This work is not difficult.

It only involves collecting their sons’ physical data and then researching the delivery of spiritual energy during refinement, as well as specific refinement plans based on their data.

He just needs to set aside a few hours each day and devote a few days to it.

Perhaps it was because she was too overjoyed, but to Lu Yuan, a father who was doing his best for his sons’ future, Lan Cai’er was very satisfied.

In those days, Lu Yuan truly enjoyed being treated with total obedience and sentimental gentleness.

Even the few positions that he had never been able to achieve before were realized, leaving him extremely delighted.