Di Tou had a hard time gauging his process. For the most part, it felt smooth, but in execution, Di Tou still didn't have any meaningful insights. If he were really to quantify it, if he were to look at a battlefield between mortals, Di Tou had the feeling that he would quickly be able to identify safe spots.
As for using it as a technique, Di Tou was rather lost. For the most part, all he did in regards to the technique at the moment was meditate and visualize that scene of a towering monument time after time, and he would continuously face tribulations and like experiences while trying to find a way to the monument, which would turn small and flimsy when he arrived. The only real notable changes was how long it would take him to get there, and how large the resulting monument was when he arrived.
