Chapter 2 - Taoist Stele

Chapter 2 Taoist Stele

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Ever since Mo Hua gained the ability to record events, a Taoist Stele appeared in his Sea of Consciousness, along with some vague and nearly intangible memories.

In those memories, Mo Hua lived a short life in another world devoid of Spiritual Energy.

In that life, Mo Hua’s family was ordinary, but he was diligent in his studies and performed well, eventually attending university with a major in fine arts, where he enjoyed re

If one is unlucky and the quota in one’s state boundary is limited, even if they have the accomplishments of a first-rank Formation Master, they won’t obtain the assessment slot and can only wait for the next one.

Some Formation Masters try and try, only to have their lives pass by in vain.

Countless low-born Cultivators exhaust their minds and bodies, grow old with a white head, yet never fulfill their longstanding wish to become first-rank Formation Masters.

And the so-called quota restrictions by the Taoist Court are generally just pretextual excuses set by the major Clans and Great Sects. They need the title of a first-rank Formation Master to add luster to their legitimate heirs or disciples, making them the focus of everyone’s attention as geniuses.

The low-born Cultivators who exhaust their hearts and souls to become first-rank Formation Masters are mere dust underfoot, unworthy even of a glance.

It was already night; Mo Hua lay in bed in the Disciple’s Residence room, yet his Divine Sense sank into his Sea of Consciousness, ceaselessly Drawing Formations on the Taoist Stele.

The Formation that Mo Hua was drawing was called the Twin Yuan Formation, consisting of two Formation Patterns, considered as one of the basic Formations.

But Mo Hua had never successfully drawn this Formation before.

Due to insufficient Divine Sense, early-stage Qi Refinement disciples generally can only learn Formations containing a single Formation Pattern. Among the initial-stage Qi Refinement disciples of the Outer Gate at Tongxian Gate, very few managed to fully master even a single Formation Pattern.

But Mo Hua had long since become extremely familiar with single Formation Patterns, able to draw them with ease and proficiency.

Desiring to learn more difficult Formations, Mo Hua practiced Drawing the Twin Yuan Formation, which included two Formation Patterns, every night on the Taoist Stele.

After dozens of nights of repetitive practice and incessant effort, Mo Hua finally succeeded.

A Formation Master learning Formations, each Formation Pattern is a threshold, and with each additional Formation Pattern drawn, one climbs another rung on the ladder.

Since Mo Hua could draw two Formation Patterns, it meant his Divine Sense and level of Formation were far above those of his peers.

Among the outer gate early-stage Qi Refinement disciples at Tongxian Gate, his level in Formations should be considered second to none.

Mo Hua released a breath of relief; once it was 6 A.M. and daylight, his Divine Sense left the Sea of Consciousness, and he opened his eyes.

Though he had been Drawing Formations all night, Mo Hua’s Divine Sense was still clear, and he didn’t feel tired. It was as if he had just had a good night’s sleep.

He opened the window, and the morning sunlight shone on his fair and handsome face.

The rising sun outside the window was suffused with rosy clouds, spreading across thousands of miles.

The ten-year-old Mo Hua took a deep breath, gazing at the horizon with a resolute look in his eyes.

As long as he kept practicing the Formations, constantly honing his Divine Sense, one day he would undoubtedly become a first-rank Formation Master.

And when that day came, he would take a great stride in seeking the Tao and asking about the Great Dao.

He would not spend his whole life simply engaging in Qi Refinement!