Summit Farmer

"Sir, I heard that the Cultivation World has a hierarchical division. The area where our Auster belongs is only considered the outermost region, connected to the realm of mortals. In this region, some of the technologies from the mortal realm can coexist. However, when you truly enter the Cultivation World, it becomes a pure cultivation realm where technology doesn’t exist."

At these words, Peter frowns and says, "That’s impossible. Technology represents progress. Shouldn’t the Cultivation World have its advancement in this regard?"

Shaking his head, Kennedy answers, "From what I understand, the cultivation world is ruled by Heavenly Dao. In that realm, the only purpose of human existence is to achieve immortality. Anything that would hinder that pursuit will be nonexistent."

The purpose of human existence is to become immortal?

This is the first time Peter has heard this idea.

With a bitter smile, Kennedy says, "Unfortunately, I am not a cultivator myself, so I don’t fully understand the meaning of this. I only know one thing: even if you possess the knowledge of technology, when you enter the Cultivation World, the inventions derived from it will have no power at all. For example, things like guns and cannons are completely useless against real cultivators."

Peter agrees with this assertion.

However, he then thinks of the starlight cannon and says, "There are some powerful weapons, though."

"I am not too familiar with the specifics, but I have heard that there are boundaries in the Cultivation World. From the outside inward, the hierarchy goes from low to high. Our current location is called the First Realm. In this boundary area, many things from the mortal realm coexist. The closer you get to the center, the more cultivators and mortals separate. There, sects are purely focused on the study of cultivation," explains Kennedy.