Novel & Cerita No Way People Find Cultivation Difficult

"My situation is like a student who has self-taught elementary school courses but hasn't found middle school textbooks or a school to accept them. I have no idea how to advance further, essentially making me a drifter in the realm of cultivation." Seeing Charlie's helplessness, Nanako pursed her lips a little and reassured him, "Don't underestimate yourself. In this world, every field of study has been gradually built up by those who came before us. Cultivation is likely the same. Even though you don't have an established cultivation technique, I believe that if you're willing to delve deeply into it, you might be able to develop a technique of your own." Charlie did not comment on her remar

However, I repeatedly faced setbacks after going abroad. Someone stole all my savings, which led me to end up at a farmer's house in order to survive. The farmer believed that as a former student majoring in agriculture, I must possess farming expertise and trusted me to assist him with his crops. Naively, I believed that growing wheat would be simple. However, I underestimated the difficulty of managing crops, and I couldn't help but blame myself for not studying the necessary knowledge during my education. Consequently, the farm faced significant financial losses that year, and the farm owner was furious, leading to my eviction.

She didn't believe Chu Xun and asked tentatively, "What is it?" "To cultivate," Chu Xun said. "Warriors can live long, and those with high cultivation can keep their appearances unchanged." Hong Ling was depressed. "You don't need to say that. I also know cultivation can keep me young forever. Do you think cultivation is so easy? I can't cultivate as I please." Chu Xun laughed. "Are you singing for me?" "I can teach you," Chu Xun said.

Perhaps this method could really work. “Phew...” Andrius took a deep breath, calmed himself down, and said bitterly, “I’m only at the seventh Divine Step now. To break free from the shackles and ascend to immortal cultivation in three years...” At that point, he shook his head. The implication was clear. It was too difficult. Throughout history, countless prodigies had fallen in their pursuit of immortal cultivation, not even touching the threshold. It proved how difficult the path to immortality was.

"Do you want to be able to cultivate?” Raider's mind went blank upon hearing this question. His whole life he had been told he could not cultivate and had to watch others do just that. He had to suffer the life of a mortal while others had it easy. Worse, he was forced to do dirty work for those who had it easy and could simply wave a hand to accomplish what would take him an hour to do. Of course he wanted to have the same abilities. But at the same time he wondered if that would truly make him happy.

Paul casually asked, not really understanding his sister. “The old monk bonded the spirit to me, and when I began to cultivate….” Koran began to explain. “Wait. Cultivate? What is that?” Paul asked. “You haven’t kept up with the news?” Nancy asked. “It’s been on social media, and everyone should know that there are cultivators in the world, people who are stronger than your average person.” “Sorry, but I don’t own a phone,” Paul said with embarrassment. “Here, this went viral earlier,” Nancy said and showed Paul on her phone the videos of the fantastic things some of the cultivators were doing throughout the world.

Sophie rolled her eyes in the abode and said, “It’s not that easy. Cultivators must face adversity and overcome them to grow. Although I have the strength to instantly promote you to the Sage Rank or even the Divine Rank, your cultivation will reach its natural limit and won’t be able to improve any further. “Don’t fill your head with such useless thoughts. You’ll have to walk this journey yourself. It’s okay to take a few shortcuts along the way, but you still have to use your own efforts for the remaining journey. “It’s like how a poor boy who suddenly gains tens of millions might enjoy a rich life temporarily, but won’t sustain it for long. He will eventually cause his own demise.” Sophie

He walked around the room first, then sat down next to Faron. "Here, have some tea." Faron had brewed a pot of tea for Wilbur and poured him a cup. Wilbur took a sip from the exquisite porcelain cup before putting it back on the table. "Why do you like cultivation?" "Who wouldn't?" Faron said. "You can call upon the power of nature whenever you want. It's so amazing." Wilbur chuckled. "Cultivating is a lot harder than you think. You need to consider all the dangers and perils you might encounter before making such a decision."

Matthew decided to educate them “Take what tools you want from the back room. We don’t use them much.” “Also, it will be hard to plough your land. It has been laid to waste for a long time.” Matthew shook his head. He knew the land; he also knew about cultivating; his parents were farmers. He used to do it when he was young and before he took office. “Oh...” Mira’s face fell. She had grand plans. The price of vegetables would rise sky high in the next six months. She only wanted to cultivate enough for her family. “Don’t worry.” Matthew laughed as he saw the deflated look on his daughter’s face “I only said hard. Not impossible.”

A male student asked as he stood. “Grandmasters, in reality, are different from the grandmasters you see on TV or in books. It’s something that you will only be exposed to after you reach a certain level of cultivation in your martial arts training. So, you wouldn’t understand it even if I explained things to you now,” Luna replied. “President Shoron, will people like us ever be able to reach a high level of cultivation in our martial arts training?” “It will be difficult! Martial arts is not something that can be mastered overnight, it requires constant practice from a young age. Even the most talented person will face limits in what can be achieved if they miss out on the best cultivation