So, this is a cultivation system unrelated to the physical body?
No wonder Yan Chixia was always spitting blood and capable of out-of-body spiritual projection; it turns out this system doesn't focus much on physical training!
In the original story, Yan Chixia and Zhiqiu Yiye chose to project their primordial spirits in order to deal with the centipede spirit.
Even without their physical bodies, the two of them were still able to unleash powerful spells.
This proved that mental power is the key to this system!
Of course, if one's mental power is excessively depleted without a physical body to anchor it, the soul can easily scatter and perish.
Qi Tongwei remembered that the old monk seemed to have told him there were scriptures in Buddhism focusing on the physical body, so didn't Taoism have them as well?
That shouldn't be the case, right?
Things like the Thirty-Six Transformations, the Eight-Nine Profound Art, and the Law-Heaven-Earth techniques should all count as Taoist physical cultivation methods.
That turncoat of Tianting, Erlang Shen, even achieved bodily sanctification!
Clearly, there was no shortage of Taoist physical cultivation methods; it was just a question of whether they existed in this world.
At the same time, having practiced the methods from A Chinese Ghost Story World and received Yan Chixia's legacy, Qi Tongwei now had an understanding of the power tiers in this world.
Comparing them to the martial arts system of his own world:
Roughly one hundred years …
Chapter 235