Upon opening the "Eight Yang Nirvana Sutra," what first caught his eye was a lifelike portrait of a Phoenix.
Upon closer examination, it seemed as though the strokes of the painting were suffused with threads of red light.
After systematically reviewing the content, Chu Feng furrowed his brows in deep thought.
The intent behind this cultivation technique differed from others that transitioned from "Qi" to "Spirit" to alter one's attributes.
Instead, it went against the norm by transitioning from "Spirit" to "Qi," breaking through from top to bottom,
Specifically, it involved visualizing the true form of the Phoenix, condensing Phoenix True Fire within the mind.
Then, using True Fire to gradually ignite the True Force within the body, transforming it into Phoenix True Force.
The Phoenix portrait on the first page was the object of visualization, containing a thread of spiritual power left by Principal Nie as a primer.
