Beautiful days always passed quickly. After the one-month holiday was over, Feng Chou did not hesitate to end his enjoyment.
After making some arrangements for the territory, Feng Chou teleported himself to a nearby deserted island.
Compared to the beautiful scenery of the holiday island, the island Feng Chou chose this time could be said to be barren. This island was a huge volcano, the main mountain range towering into the clouds. The island was surrounded by an impenetrable tropical rainforest, and the edge of the island was a large mangrove forest. The environment was extremely bad.
Fortunately, the volcano on this island had been dormant for tens of thousands of years, and the crater of the volcano had long been covered by a forest.
At the top of the volcano island, because the altitude was higher, the temperature was lower, and there was less precipitation. It was already a temperate forest climate, and the forest was not as impenetrable as the tropical rainforest at the bottom of the mountain.
Feng Chou chose a big tree at the top of the mountain, and used the branches near the top of the tree to build a simple treehouse for himself.
For the next half a year, while waiting for Qiankun Pagoda to finish upgrading, Feng Chou stayed here, trying to figure out how to restore the Cultivation Technique in this world.
After such a long time of exploration, Feng Chou actually already had a general idea of how to restore the Cultivation Technique in this world.
If he wanted to restore the Cultivation Technique in this world, just relying on exploration and accumulation, even if Feng Chou lived for a thousand years, it would not be enough. It should be known that the Cultivation World on Earth relied on hundreds of thousands of years of exploration and accumulation of countless predecessors to achieve today's prosperity. To rely on one person to complete this accumulation was undoubtedly a fool's dream.
Therefore, Feng Chou planned to use the knowledge of spells that he had already mastered as a guide, or a lighthouse, to purposefully perceive and explore the corresponding power of the rules.
This was easy to say, but Feng Chou knew that it would be difficult to do. This was because the same rule in the eyes of a mage and in the eyes of a perception-type profession were completely different. To connect the two, Feng Chou needed to put in a lot of effort.
However, this was all for the future. The first problem that Feng Chou had to face now was which rules to choose as the research direction for his cultivation techniques.
In this world, the spells of the sorcerers were divided into ten major elements. Ordinary sorcerers could choose to study one or two of them. This was because the sorcerers' knowledge system was strict and orderly, so they had a wide range of choices.
The cultivation methods of cultivators were not as rigorous as the knowledge system of sorcerers. In the long history of the cultivation world, there were tens of thousands of cultivation methods.
This didn't mean that the cultivation method system of cultivators was more extensive than that of wizards. Instead, it was because the cultivation method system of cultivators lacked a systematic system. Even when faced with the laws of the same system, a thousand people could create a thousand different cultivation methods.
After so many years of exploration in the cultivation world, some rich and powerful sects also began to organize the cultivation methods of cultivators, and finally put forward the saying of the 50 Great Daos.
This statement meant that the rules of the Great Dao in the Cultivation World could be subdivided into 50 types. Of course, 50 was just an approximate number. It did not mean that there were exactly 50 types. To be precise, there were actually 59 types.
In fact, there was no contradiction between the sorcerers' ten types of spells and the cultivation world's "50 Great Daos". It was just that the starting point of everyone's classification was different.
Since Feng Chou intended to use the sorcerers' knowledge system as a lighthouse to create cultivation methods suitable for this world, then he could no longer be like the ancient cultivators, blindly exploring the rules.
He needed to choose the direction of his research from the sorcerers' knowledge system.
He also couldn't be like the sorcerers, directly choosing one type of spell as the direction of his research. The sorcerers' way of classifying spells was not suitable for cultivators. In the eyes of cultivators, the sorcerers' spells contained many different Great Daos. Some of the Great Daos were even unrelated and should not be grouped together.
After some careful research, Feng Chou combined the memories of his previous life and selected the "Power" and "Rainbow" of the Evocation Department, the "Space" of the Incantation Department, the "Soul" of the Necromancy Department, and the "Mind Control" of the Control Department.
The cultivation method of cultivators was far more profound than that of sorcerers, but in terms of breadth, it was not as broad as sorcerers.
Some of the superior techniques in the Cultivation World could also accommodate two or three types of rules that were intrinsically related to each other. For example, "Soul" and "Mind Control", these two rules could be combined into one cultivation technique.
But some powerful rules were difficult to be compatible with other rules, such as the space rule.
In the Cultivation World, there were only a few techniques that involved space, but each of them was a top-notch existence.
"Power" and "Rainbow", these two rules were not inferior to the space rule. It was difficult for them to be compatible with other Great Daos.
Faced with these powerful Great Daos that had been selected, Feng Chou did not hesitate for long before choosing the Spatial Law.
The reason why he chose the space rule was because Feng Chou knew that the space rule and the time rule were actually related. The end of the space rule was the time rule.
And the time rule was the most powerful rule in this world, there was no other.
The reason why Feng Chou hesitated for a while before choosing the space rule was because the space rule was too complicated. Feng Chou was known as the pride of the heavens in his previous life, but when choosing a technique, he did not dare to touch the space rule type of technique.
But this time, Feng Chou planned to challenge the space rule.
Among the sorcerers' spells, the lowest level space spell was the fourth-level spell "Anywhere Door". It was the same for the cultivators' techniques. The lowest level space spell was a fourth-level spell. This was one of the reasons why space type techniques were difficult to get started with.
For an ordinary cultivator, it was simply a fantasy to ask a beginner cultivator to comprehend the intermediate heaven and earth rule. In the Cultivation World, there was only one peerless genius who could do this in hundreds or thousands of years.
Fortunately, Feng Chou's starting point was quite high. In terms of the strength of his mental strength, it was not inferior to a Soul Formation cultivator. The quality of his mental strength was also at the level of a Nascent Soul cultivator. His perception was also at the level of a Nascent Soul cultivator. Using it to perceive intermediate rules was even a waste of talent.
For Feng Chou, perceiving the space rule opposite the Anywhere Door was not a problem. The problem was how to find it.
If it was in the Cultivation World, it would not be difficult to find the corresponding rule with the guidance of a ready-made technique. But in this world, there were no ready-made techniques. To find a specific rule in the sea of rules was tantamount to finding a specific fish in the entire sea.
The world of rules was like a dark sea. Even a Nascent Soul cultivator could only perceive a range of ten meters in this dark sea.
If there was no beacon of sorcerer knowledge, Feng Chou would never do such a hopeless thing.
But in fact, sorcerer knowledge was not reliable. It was like having a colorful lighthouse to help you illuminate the entire sea, allowing you to see the fish you were looking for. But the problem was that the colorful light changed the color of each fish, making it impossible to recognize the fish you were looking for.