Chapter 51: First Floor

Humans had three Dantians. At first glance, it looked entirely workable to assign a different cultivation method to each Dantian, distributing them evenly.

However, in reality, dual cultivation was extremely difficult.

Because the three Dantians were not unconnected, completely independent parts. They were all parts of the cultivator's body and influenced each other.

For example, if one Dantian cultivated an ice technique, the other two Dantians would also undergo dramatic changes, subtly shifting in that direction.

If, at this time, the other two Dantians cultivated different techniques, it would be like pulling the body in three directions, eventually causing a rupture. This often manifested externally as Mana, essence blood, or Divine Soul interfering with each other, conflicting, or even backfiring, leading to cultivation deviation.

How could one judge the merit of a cultivation method?

It was quite simple.