After weaponry, there was the second major category, the five elemental laws!
Metal, Wood, Water, Fire, Earth. Every one of these five laws, when cultivated to the extreme, would allow one to approach the peak of martial arts. If the five elements could be combined, then one could go one step further. ↑ ↑ ↑ ↑ ↑ ↑ ¥f
Laws of nature other than the five elements.
Borrowing the power of nature, such as wind, snow, thunder and lightning, landslides and tsunamis.
When the laws of nature were cultivated to the extreme, they could be combined into one. A warrior could become the Heaven and Earth, wielding the power of creation.
These three types of laws were very common in cultivation techniques. It was not too difficult to learn, and there were great prospects in cultivating them. They were considered the three most common categories in martial arts. Among the warriors in the Tai Ah Divine Kingdom, nine out of ten chose these three categories as their main laws.
After the three common categories, there were other relatively rare laws.
Many laws and Great Dao often appeared in pairs, such as: Hard-Soft, Illusory, Space-time, Yin-Yang, Life and Death, Cause and Effect, Being and Nothingness, Killing and Redemption, Instantaneous and Eternal …
Yi Yun continued reading. The 3000 Great Dao of martial arts were all-encompassing.
A typical warrior would only choose one of them, or at most a few.
Every Dao in the 3000 Great Dao contained endless mysteries. Even if a warrior spent their entire lives, they would not be able to pry into their mysteries.
If one chose too many laws, it was very likely that they would be distracted, making it difficult for them to achieve higher achievements.
Yi Yun looked at the introduction of every law in the "Truth of the Laws", their properties and principles …
The "Truth of the Laws" was a basic description. Of the 3000 Great Dao, it only described 16 of them.
Different Daos had different qualities.
Among the 3000 Great Dao, the highest grade was the "Great Dao of Origins"!
There were very few types of Great Dao of Origins. They were above ordinary Great Dao, and were the crown of the 3000 Great Dao.
The Great Dao of Origins was difficult to grasp. It was difficult to understand, difficult to master, and difficult to break through. Even finding a Great Dao of Origins mystic technique was as difficult as ascending to the heavens. Even the sages of the Tai Ah Divine Kingdom rarely read books on the Great Dao of Origins.
A typical warrior would not choose the Great Dao of Origins when cultivating. It was equivalent to blocking their own martial arts path.
In human history. There was no lack of prodigies from super clans who were proud of their talent and chose the Origin Great Dao as their main Great Dao. In the end, they failed and had no choice but to switch to the slightly lower Nomological Great Dao. What a waste of time.
In this world, there were people who comprehended the Origin Great Dao to an extremely high realm. These people would usually choose the ordinary Great Dao at the beginning. When they became Sage Sages, they would still be able to surpass other martial artists of the same realm. Only then would they comprehend the Origin Great Dao. If they succeeded, they would go one step further and become a Great Emperor. They were the giants of the human race. They stood above the Divine Nations and were revered by all.
Below the Origin Great Dao, the second level of Great Dao was known as the Paramount Great Dao.
The so-called supreme meant that it was the supreme being below the Origin.
For example, the Spacetime Dao, Yin Yang Taiji Dao, Life and Death Dao, Immortality Dao, etc.
The Great Dao of the Utmost Dao was extremely difficult as well. However, compared to the Great Dao of Origins, it was still slightly easier. There were also a lot more of them.
Below the supreme Great Dao, it was generally not referred to as the Great Dao, but as the nomological laws.
For example, the five elemental laws of metal, wood, water, fire, and earth, and the natural laws of wind, rain, thunder, and lightning. These were known as high-level Laws.
The lowest level of the Three Thousand Great Daos was the ordinary law.
The Hard and Soft Laws, the Concept of Fast and Slow, the Concept of Landscape, the Vibration Laws, these were all ordinary Laws.
Young warriors with outstanding talent would be able to slowly control ordinary laws at the Purple Blood realm and reach the Yuan foundation realm. By the time they reached the Yuan foundation realm, they would be able to use them with relative proficiency.
Of course, it was not easy to understand these ordinary laws to the extreme.
Laws were endless. In the history of the Tai Ah Divine Kingdom, there were many sages who mainly cultivated in ordinary laws. However, even in the sage realm, they were far from cultivating any ordinary law to the extreme.
Yi Yun browsed through the entire 'Truth of the Laws'. The 16 laws described in the 'Truth of the Laws' were the five elements, Hard and Soft, Fast and Slow, Wind Thunder, Starlight, Yin-Yang, Massacre and Redemption.
The more one cultivated in the Great Dao of the Laws, the more thorough one's understanding was, and the closer one was to the peak of martial arts.
However, Yi Yun knew that rice had to be eaten bite by bite. Although he had the help of the Purple Crystal Origins and had a limitless future, he could not be too greedy in the beginning stages of martial arts. Many warriors would only focus on one Great Dao of the Laws their entire lives.
After some comparison, Yi Yun finally decided on his choice, the pure Yang Dao!
As one of the Yin-Yang Dao, the pure Yang Dao was a Great Dao of the Utmost Dao.
At the beginning of the Universe's formation, "Infinity gave birth to Tai Chi, Tai Chi gave birth to Yin and Yang, Yin and Yang gave birth to the Four Divisions".
Infinity was Chaos, and Chaos was the Great Dao of Origins. As for Yin and Yang, they were the Great Dao of Supremacy.
The evolution of pure Yin and pure Yang formed everything in the Universe.
The Yin Yang Dao was difficult to learn and difficult to master. This was also the reason why many elites failed to learn the 'Tai Ah Sacred Technique'.
After deciding on the first goal of cultivating the pure Yang Dao, the direction of condensing an Aspect Totem was also decided.
That was to hunt pure Yang desolate beasts and condense a pure Yang totem!
When Yi Yun chose the 'Ten Thousand Beast Totem', he valued the fact that the 'Ten Thousand Beast Totem' did not have any restrictions on laws. No matter what type of primordial species he killed, the 'Ten Thousand Beast Totem' did not have any requirements.
It was unlike the 'Five Elements Divine Totem' and the 'Book of the Stars'. One of them cultivated the laws of the five elements, while the other cultivated the power of the stars. The cultivation technique itself determined the path a warrior had to take.
Cultivation techniques were rare, especially cultivation techniques at the level of the 'Five Elements Divine Totem' and the 'Book of the Stars'. They were extremely valuable.
Many warriors would set their own martial path in order to accommodate the cultivation technique, but Yi Yun naturally would not do so.
"I want to gain insight into the pure Yang Dao and cultivate the 'Ten Thousand Beast Totem'. At the same time, I want to cultivate the next few volumes of the 'Tai Ah Sacred Technique'. Not only that, I also want to learn the Desolate Heaven technique! There are so many things to learn! "
Yi Yun had the Purple Crystal, so he could perfectly control the energy within the desolate beasts. Learning the Desolate Heaven technique would be twice the result with half the effort.
The Desolate Heaven technique was a supplementary skill that was very helpful to cultivation, so Yi Yun naturally would not miss it.
And previously, when Yi Yun and Lin Xintong parted ways, Lin Xintong had given Yi Yun a Desolate Heaven Master manual.
In the past half a year, Yi Yun would read the contents of the Desolate Heaven Master manual whenever he had time. Now, although Yi Yun did not systematically cultivate the Desolate Heaven technique, he had a general understanding of it …
"The Tai Ah Divine City has Desolate Heaven technique lessons. It's not too late for me to start now."
Yi Yun had decided that from tomorrow onwards, he would report to a Desolate Heaven technique class. At the same time, he would cultivate his laws and Aspect Totem at the same time.
After figuring out his future path, Yi Yun picked up the remnant pages of the 'Ten Thousand Beast Totem' and began to study the contents of the 'Ten Thousand Beast Totem'.
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