Beiming Youpeng

There are traces in heaven and earth, and all spirits can be traced. The way to cultivate immortality is known to everyone. Breathing spiritual energy, condensing spiritual roots, tempering the physical body, breaking through layers of realms, and finally achieving immortality. Spiritual roots are divided into five elements. Those with a high level can enter the sect's specialized lineage, while those with an average level can enter the academy to study the basics. The academy attaches great importance to the foundation, and the sect emphasizes the inheritance. Both paths have their own advantages, and countless monks choose one of them. The way back is much more secretive. Everything in the world must have left "traces" after its existence - the growth rings of ancient trees contain the rise and fall of dynasties, the cracks in Cangshan Mountain contain immortals' battles, and a drop of rainwater from a hundred years ago still hangs in the clouds. Using the soul as a needle and mind power as a thread, the retrospective master can read the past and even gain power from it by touching the traces of all things. This way is deeply entangled with fate, luck, and the laws of heaven. It cannot be forced, it can only be induced. Some people are born close to "hen", while some people have been practicing for hundreds of years and still can't get a trace of it. Retrospective inheritance is scattered between heaven and earth, and there is no large sect to control it. There are only a few secluded places and shallow courses in colleges for future generations to explore. Under the way of heaven, everything has its place. Immortal cultivators use spiritual power to break through realms, while retrospectors use telepathy to read traces. The two occasionally intersect, but rarely overlap - and no one practices both paths at the same time. And there are always exceptions in this world.