Chapter 1109 - 109 Civil Servants Recruitment_1
A week had passed, and Peter Brown diligently practiced his cultivation technique every day. However, the gathered energy of Inner Qi was still insufficient. Now, with the help of AI, Peter also came to know some things about cultivation.
On Soul Ascendance Star, cultivation was divided into Innate and Acquired levels. For ordinary people, it was essential to reach a certain level in Acquired first before one could guide Qi into the body. Therefore, Peter realized his initial thought was wrong; he had assumed that all Immortal-level individuals were Innate.
Acquired cultivation had four layers: Immortal Power, Lingdong, Ju Neng, and Peak Ascension.
After a careful study, Peter discovered that these four layers were sensibly divided. Immortal Power was the lowest layer, mainly about gathering some energy to fully exhibit an Immortal’s body during attacks, similar to Earth’s Military Kings. Lingdong was a process of conditioning the body; once energy gathered, it could open up the body’s 108 spaces, thus transforming the body towards cultivation. Ju Neng involved accumulating energy after opening the acupoints, creating some offensive power. Naturally, Peak Ascension belonged to the category of Qi guiding into the body.
After looking at these four layers for a while, Peter knew that his current condition was probably at the Immortal Power layer.
It was weak, but from Harlan Swift, he also knew that cultivators were all in big cities, and there probably wasn’t anyone who had guided Qi into their body in this town. Therefore, for Peter, it was crucial to cultivate the Acquired abilities first.
Average people could only take this path, but Peter had an advantage over them with the use of Divine Sense, which allowed him to see the changes happening below his navel. This would definitely be beneficial for his cultivation.
As he was contemplating, the AI transmitted a Reminder Sound.
"Registration for the Great River Region Civil Servant Examination has begun, do you wish to register?"
The civil servant exam was underway?
Peter’s interest piqued, and he started to read the information displayed that anyone who was a citizen could take the examination, and candidates were selected based on scores.