Novel Cultivation Novels & Stories

Chu Xun waved and the book turned into debris. He despised these things at all. Any one of his books about the cultivation method was countless times better than this one. Chu Xun picked up the other book and opened it. It was the record of the young man's experience of cultivation and the trivia of life. Chu Xun didn't want to read the experience of the young man’s cultivation and turned to the back. A note inside aroused his interest. It said that during the construction of the underground palace, a strange egg was found. The surface of the egg was fluorescent and indestructible.

They called it Burning Passion. There was a story behind this mushy-sounding name. When they had just started dating, they could not bear to leave each other. Even when they were cultivating to the point of almost going berserk, they were thinking only of each other. However, it was not possible for them to stop cultivating. With the Dark and Light Carnal Cultivation Technique as a foundation, they created a technique that could be cultivated separately and together. They wanted to give it a classy name at first, but could not come up with anything good.

The Citadel was a mountain, but every mountain had weaknesses. Elara found her place with Nana Moss and the other growers. They had a small, hidden greenhouse deep in the cavern, lit by crystals that captured and magnified the faint sunlight from surface fissures. Here, they cultivated the last surviving strains of pre-Citadel plants. Elara wept when she saw it. She touched the leaves of a tomato plant, its smell a punch of memory. She began teaching them what she had learned in the Grey Sorrow caverns, how to encourage life, even in poisoned soil.

would be the only appropriate word to describe the outcome. The technique didn't simply involve degenerating one's cultivation. If that was the case, everyone was free to undo cultivation as they pleased. Rather, it was about using a special cultivation method to remove the dross of the cultivation, leaving behind only its essence. The same logic applied to steelmaking. It took a lot of smoldering for iron to turn to steel.

He was relieved Andrew had stopped, because if Andrew had really finished the whole thing without trouble, even Luther would have started doubting whether this scripture's so-called mystical power was real. Andrew winced slightly. "No, something's wrong. Everything's mixed up." Valerie jumped in. "What's wrong?" It was like countless pieces of information were crashing around in Andrew's mind, all coming from the scripture, and they shattered everything he thought he understood. That was why he looked so pained, because nothing he knew lined up anymore. "The cultivation of the human body is founded on the principles of cosmic duality and the primordial elements. Everything can be explained t

Nothing could grow here, and yet humans could survive. The only reason for that was because every single one of those humans were cultivators. From their birth, these humans were born with cultivation and thus didn't require nourishment other than Natural Energies. Even the babies who weren't able to cultivate for themselves were able to survive with the help of their parents.

“I didn’t ask for a critique!” [Host, the Alpha is correct. Your current Divine Cultivation is at the Crescent Initiate - Phase 1. You are essentially a magical battery with 2% charge. Attempting the banquet plan in this state would result in instant burnout and probable death.] “Great. Thanks for the optimism,” she grumbled, leaning back against the plush seat as the mooncarriage lifted into the air. “So, this Resonance Cultivation he talked about… is it legit?” [Affirmative. It is a high-risk, high-reward method known as Dual Harmonization. Usually performed by bonded mates to synchronize their cores.]

People are not the same as back then apparently. "Well instead of it killing him, his cultivation was abolished. To make up for it, Ren started to do an insane cultivation technique. Earlier, he used the poisoned soil to refine his bones!" Balli said excitedly. The only way kids knew how to do. "I want to learn how to do that!" She was thinking about the strength increase it would give her. As well as how kool it looked.

replied Gerald as he watched Aiden put the book away. Though he said that, Gerald honestly didn’t want Aiden becoming a cultivator. After all, Aiden already had it pretty good as an ace special forces agent in Weston. Once the boy set foot into the cultivation realm, then danger would truly lie everywhere for him. The cultivation realm was nothing like the secular world… Even so, Gerald wasn’t completely against the idea. After all, Aiden seemed serious about learning. With that in mind, Gerald told himself that he would support Aiden the best he could.

Sutton's cultivation level had unsurprisingly risen from the Inner Observation Stage to the Visualization Stage. That illogical enhancement fundamentally improved his cultivation talent. Chad was baffled, unable to comprehend the reason behind such a transformation. Imperious seemed to pick up on Chad's confusion and said, "Don't tell me you don't know what Evergrow really is." Chad looked curiously at the yellow-furred weasel. "Do you know?"