Summit Farmer

Seeing Peter Brown’s gaze, Samuel said: "Cultivators have two paths to choose from. One is the path of authentic cultivation, and the other is the path of gaining true qi by swallowing elixirs. Most people prefer the path of authentic cultivation. Because the true qi gained from swallowing elixirs will often be stripped away by the Heavenly Dao, and one’s cultivation level will be greatly reduced due to this stripping."

Peter Brown was puzzled, "If that’s the case, do cultivators still need to take elixirs? Won’t the elixirs that are refined be without a market?"

Samuel replied, "You’re misunderstanding. It’s not that we don’t need to take elixirs, but after taking them, we need to refine the true qi obtained from the elixirs. Only after refining the true qi can it truly belong to the person and not be stripped away by the Heavenly Dao. Don’t believe me, just ask this woman. She should have grown up by taking elixirs."

Seeing Peter Brown’s gaze, the woman said: "It’s true what this young master said. I’m from a major sect, and I’ve been trained from an early age. I was provided with various elixirs to consume, otherwise I wouldn’t have reached the Nascent Soul stage in such a short time."

But when she said this, she sighed bitterly: "It’s precisely because I advanced too quickly that my real cultivation gains aren’t actually that high. On the Heavenly Dao path, I can clearly feel my true qi leaving me."

So that’s the case!

Hearing about this situation, Peter Brown felt a bit of crisis. He knew that his own cultivation, to be honest, was also obtained through taking elixirs. If he really stepped on the Heavenly Dao, it is likely he would be reduced to the level of Qi guiding into the body or even lower.

This is a big deal!

The more Peter thought about it, the more worried he became.