On The Path Of Cultivation To Become God

In the days that followed, Chen Tian dedicated himself to training both Aria and Emilia, focusing on their ability to sense and control Qi within their bodies. Despite their natural talents, it still took them a couple of days to gain even a basic level of control over their internal Qi. Chen Tian's patient guidance helped them understand the subtle currents of energy flowing through their meridians, enhancing their awareness and making their efforts more efficient.

During their sessions, Chen Tian emphasized breathing techniques, guiding them to draw Qi from the environment and cycle it through their bodies. Each inhale had to be steady, each exhale intentional, focusing on Qi circulation and absorption.

Slowly but surely, Aria and Emilia's control over Qi improved, and they began to use Qi in their attacks, even if only faintly. For them, this was the first step toward a long journey, and Chen Tian ensured they built a solid foundation.

As for Ming, her training was tailored differently. Although she hadn't cultivated formally, her body could already be compared to that of a 5th-stage Body Refinement Realm cultivator.

This presented a different challenge, and Chen Tian adapted accordingly. Rather than teaching her how to harness Qi like Aria and Emilia, Chen Tian focused on physical conditioning and internal strengthening.

He introduced Ming to a specialized body tempering method—one designed to further increase her natural strength.

The training involved a combination of Qi-infused exercises, where Chen Tian would channel his own Qi into Ming's body to stimulate her meridians while she performed physically demanding movements.

This allowed her body to refine itself from within, fortifying her bones, muscles, and organs. With each session, Ming's strength increased.

If one day Ming Ming also could cultivate, with this foundation she could skip and directly enter the Qi Refinement Realm.

One exercise he had her practice was the "Heavenly Pillar Stance," where she stood in a single position for hours, using her natural strength and Chen Tian's Qi infusion to temper every fiber of her being.

This helped her internal organs to become more refined, and it increased her physical endurance, making her stronger with each day. He also introduced her to "Mountain Press," where she would use her own body to push against heavy boulders, reinforcing her muscle strength while stimulating her Qi.

Despite his rigorous training schedule with the girls, Chen Tian made sure to carve out time with Aria.

Together, they made frequent trips back to their home, ensuring that Chen Ying didn't worry about their absence. Chen Tian would take a moment to also rest and enjoy the warmth of home life.

Chen Ying and Mei Hua had fully recovered by this time, not even a bruise remaining on their bodies. The mysterious speed of their recovery left Chen Ying surprised, but for some reason Mei Hua wasn't that shocked.

However, Chen Tian couldn't help but notice that Mei Hua had begun acting strangely around him. Whenever he tried to speak with her, she would either avoid his gaze or blush deeply, a reaction that only served to pique Chen Tian's curiosity.

Chen Ying also noticed Mei Hua's odd behavior but chose not to comment on it.

Days passed, and soon the time for the long-awaited grand exploration had arrived. Chen Tian had not returned to the cultivation world during this time, instead focusing on training the girls and deepening his understanding of his Chaos Dantian.

For weeks, Chen Tian had quietly wrestled with the complexities of his unique Dantian, studying it during every free moment. The more he delved into it, the more he realized the true depth of its mystery.

Through careful meditation and exploration, Chen Tian finally unearthed a startling truth—his Chaos God Body had not yet fully formed.

This revelation shook him to his core.

"To think it's incomplete…" Chen Tian murmured to himself as he sat cross-legged in meditation.

This discovery brought more questions than answers.

What was required to complete his Chaos God Body? Was it connected to the difficulties he faced in advancing to the Core Formation Realm?

Unfortunately, he didn't get any answers even after interacting with the chaos altar. He also tried to know if his chaos altar contained a crystal, unlike the other altars, where he felt the need to find their crystal but didn't sense anything for the chaos altar.

Chen Tian quickly rose to his feet, pulling himself out of meditation. There was no time to dwell on his incomplete Chaos God Body for now.

His mind shifted to the task ahead—the ancient ruin, brimming with potential rewards, waiting for him. The last ruin had brought him immense gains, and this one could hold even greater benefits.

Instead of his usual Daoist robes, Chen Tian donned a black combat uniform. The sleek, tactical outfit was a stark contrast to his flowing robes.

The fabric hugged his body in all the right places, designed for function and mobility. The uniform had multiple pockets across the chest and thighs.

The material was durable and lightweight, crafted for outdoor environments. The high-collared jacket added a layer of protection, shielding his neck from harsh winds or sudden attacks.

He looked at his reflection briefly; he looked like a soldier ready for battle. As he adjusted the fit of the uniform, a knock sounded at his door.

Knock

Knock

"Mr. Tian, the patriarch and the master have arrived. It's time to leave," the servant's voice echoed from the other side of the door.

"Okay, I'm coming," Chen Tian replied, his voice steady.

As he followed the servant out of his room, Chen Tian arrived at the mansion gate, where he immediately noticed the unfamiliar figures waiting alongside Ming Ming and Liang Wei.

His eyes narrowed as he took in the sight of five strangers, each radiating an imposing presence. Their auras were sharp, their gazes unwavering.

Clearly, all of them were martial arts masters.

Among them stood Ming Jian, Ming Ming's father, his towering figure unmistakable. He wore a solemn expression, as if the weight of what was to come pressed heavily upon him.

Behind Ming Jian stood several attendants, their presence more subdued but still notable. They exchanged a few whispers among themselves, casting glances at Chen Tian.

Liang Wei, standing next to Ming Ming, looked over as Chen Tian arrived, a subtle nod acknowledging his presence.

After watching Aria and Emilia spar last time, his ego was destroyed. He knew pretty well that he wasn't the match of someone like Chen Tian who could train those freaks.

Better get along with him than be on his bad side.

Ming Ming offered a big smile, her expression laced with a mixture of excitement and nervous energy.