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Moreover, Mo Jiuli found something strange in this Heavenly Book. When she thought she had finished reading it, she discovered that the last page was exceptionally thick...

She looked closely and found that it was not just thick but extremely thick; it seemed like many pages were stuck together. However, no matter how hard she tried, she couldn't separate them. After struggling for a long time without progress, she eventually gave up...

According to the first five pages of the Heavenly Book, Mo Jiuli learned that this was a fantasy world where martial prowess was held in high regard. Regardless of whether one was a human, beast, ghost, demon, or god, strength ruled supreme, and only the strong had a say...

Mo Jiuli couldn't help but complain to herself, "Could the author of this Heavenly Book be a modern fantasy novel writer? Some of these lines are really powerful and easy to understand..."

In this world, people cultivated by absorbing the spiritual energy of heaven and earth. On the Lingtian Continent, this spiritual energy was commonly referred to as dark energy...

The levels of cultivating dark energy were divided into: Dark Red, Dark Orange, Dark Yellow, Dark Green, Dark Blue, Dark Purple, and Dark Ink, among others. Dark Red represented the lowest level, and so on...

Each dark-level was further divided into Basic-level, Middle-level, High-level, and Peak. The colors of the dark energy determined the levels: Red, Orange, Yellow, Green, Blue, Purple, and Ink, etc.

The lighter the color, the lower the level. For example, light yellow dark energy represented a basic-level Dark Yellow strength. The more vivid the dark energy, the higher the level. If the dark energy was yellow mixed with green, it meant that the strength had reached the peak of Dark Yellow and was about to break through to Dark Green...

Everyone who could cultivate dark energy was born with a certain attribute. The most basic dark energy attributes were: Gold (gold), Wood (green), Water (blue), Fire (red), and Earth (brown). There were also some mutated attributes, such as the Wind attribute represented by light green, the Ice attribute represented by light blue, the Thunder attribute represented by purple, the Light attribute represented by white, which had healing effects, and the Dark attribute represented by black, which had corrosive effects. These five attributes were considered mutations...

Those with mutated attributes were often much stronger than those with ordinary attributes. However, such individuals were extremely rare, with a probability similar to winning a big lottery. Among tens of thousands of people, there might not be even one...

People with mutant attributes or two attributes were hailed as geniuses, while those with three attributes would be eagerly sought after by great families and sects upon their discovery. Such individuals were considered demons...

Having four to five attributes existed only in legends, as no one on the Lingtian Continent had ever achieved it...

Cultivation was not as easy as Mo Jiuli had thought. According to the records in the Heavenly Book and the memories she inherited from the original owner, although people capable of cultivation could absorb spiritual energy from the air since birth, advancing in cultivation was not easy...

To cultivate and advance more efficiently and quickly, one needed not only various elixirs and resources but also a good cultivation method. However, excellent cultivation methods were hard to come by. The levels of cultivation methods were divided from low to high: Yellow-grade, Dark-level, Earth-level, and Heavenly-level. Even the great families could only possess Earth-level cultivation methods, whereas Heavenly-level methods were nearly impossible to find...