Xiaoxiao.

He has now undergone a complete transformation and is no longer the person that people look down on.

If he were to encounter the combined might of the three great lords, he could easily send them to their doom!

The strength of a sixth-level cultivator is roughly equivalent to that of a human cultivator at the Nascent Soul stage; this has always been their understanding.

This perception is completely wrong. Perhaps the mythical beasts of ancient times were more qualified to meet this standard, but Zhu Xian and his companions are far from qualified.

For beasts to achieve something in cultivation, they must spend an extremely long time.

Their power comes from the accumulation of this long period of time.

Therefore, the longer the time, the stronger the beast becomes.

Simply put, among those at the same level of sixth grade, the earlier one advances, the stronger they become.

This is why Chi Ying is considered the most mysterious Level 6 cultivator, because he advanced to the next level much earlier than Zhu Xian and Lei Mang.

In contrast, humans and wild beasts are not entirely the same.

Humans are born with a unique advantage on the path of cultivation due to their innate physical constitution.

However, as the saying goes, every gain has its loss. It is precisely because of this unparalleled advantage that humans face numerous thorns and near-death experiences on their path to immortality.

Each breakthrough in realm involves walking on the edge of life and death; a slight misstep could lead to utter destruction.

Therefore, the path of cultivation for humans is far more difficult than that for other species. Fortunately, the Great Way is impartial, and there is always gain in loss.

Although the path of cultivation for humans is fraught with peril, it also offers a tremendous advantage that other species do not possess.

That is, humans can cultivate various techniques, refine various elixirs, and set up various formations.

This makes the path to advancement for humans much faster than for other species; otherwise, given the human lifespan, even with an innate physique, it would be difficult to achieve anything significant on the path of immortality cultivation.

More importantly, there are several major hurdles on the path of human advancement, and the Nascent Soul Realm is one of them.

This led to the saying, "Out of ten thousand Golden Elixir cultivators, only one achieves Nascent Soul stage!"

However, such a huge threshold is not without its advantages: once crossed, the gap in strength between them and other species will widen.

Simply put, once someone enters the Nascent Soul stage, the strength of a level six beast is no longer sufficient.

In layman's terms, those at the sixth level are no match for those at the Nascent Soul level, and the gap in strength between them will only widen as they progress through the higher levels.

Apart from a few rare and exotic species, there was no chance to even get a chance to handle the others.

Although wild beasts can easily climb to the sixth, seventh, or even eighth level, or even higher, and as long as they do not violate the laws of nature and morality, their cultivation path is basically unobstructed before they undergo tribulation.

However, the power that human cultivators can gain after overcoming numerous hardships and dangers is far beyond what other species can match.

From then on, the growth of a cultivator's strength no longer came solely from the refinement of techniques and skills, but also from the enlightenment of consciousness and spirit, and more importantly, from the enlightenment of the Great Dao of Heaven and Earth.

In layman's terms, they can draw upon the power of nature, and the higher their level of attainment, the greater the power they can draw upon.

Other species can only rely on their own accumulation, and this is where the gap comes in.

Take attack methods as an example. Apart from humans, most other species rely on their own bodies to attack. Even if they know some attack techniques, they are mostly derived from their own talents.

Like Zhu Xian's "Dragon-Binding Rope," its foundation lies in the fact that the roots and stems of the Zhu fruit naturally possess a binding effect.

Therefore, he can only unleash such attack methods when he transforms into human form.

Lei Mang's lightning attacks also originated from him. It was the result of years of accumulated experience and his talent for absorbing lightning.

As for Crimson Shadow, its elusive "Ten Directions Prison" appears to be a mental attack, but it is actually an illusion.

This is also due to the innate charm of the Red Fox clan, but Kuang Zheng didn't understand it at first and thought that the three of them had cultivated human techniques.

In fact, other species cannot cultivate human techniques before undergoing tribulation and taking human form.

Even rare and extraordinary species are no match for them; at most, they can learn from them to further refine their own innate abilities.

Therefore, whether it is beasts or humans, each has its own unique hardships and opportunities on their respective paths of cultivation.

However, all growth in power and advancement in realm are not achieved overnight, but require a long period of accumulation and enlightenment.

Before reaching the Nascent Soul Realm, human cultivation was primarily about self-development.

This is the same as other species, and for this reason, at this time, the strength of cultivators and other species at the same level is almost the same.

Not only is there no difference, but some species with superior physical strength will actually have an advantage.

This is why wild beasts are almost always stronger than humans before reaching the Nascent Soul stage, because their strength as wild animals is much greater than that of ordinary people.

However, once humans enter the Nascent Soul stage, other species at the same level are no longer a match for them.

Because one has already begun to borrow the power of heaven and earth, while the other is still using its own power.

This is like some people are already using tower cranes to transport supplies to higher floors, while others are still carrying them on their shoulders.

What does that mean?

The following is a specific example to illustrate this.

Whether it's Zhu Xian, Chi Ying, or Lei Mang, who are all at the sixth level, the full strength they can unleash is only the power of their physical bodies.

Kuang Zheng, who is at the Nascent Soul stage, is already able to mobilize the power of heaven and earth through corresponding cultivation techniques.

Another attack method has also changed dramatically. For animals, when launching an attack, they often rely most on their own instinctive reactions.

However, humans are quite different.

The cultivation techniques and skills practiced by humans have a fundamental requirement: they must achieve both spiritual and physical perfection.

Only by perfectly integrating inner spirit with outer form can one unleash truly exquisite skills.

The so-called "perfect mastery" means that the technique has become so refined that it has reached the pinnacle of skill.

The concept of "no moves are better than moves" represents a transcendent state, surpassing the constraints of fixed techniques and allowing one to respond to various battle situations at will.

This is merely the beginning of cultivation; once one reaches the Nascent Soul Realm, the power of the technique will be qualitatively enhanced.

The moves and techniques are no longer concrete, and the weapons are no longer restricted.

It can be said that: "All things in heaven and earth can be used as models, and all things can be used to kill enemies!"

For this reason, the so-called sixth level realm is no longer a match for the Nascent Soul realm.

Therefore, it is completely wrong to say that the sixth level of a savage beast is equivalent to the Nascent Soul stage of a human.

With his current Nascent Soul Realm strength, Kuang Zheng can instantly kill three lords.

Only at this moment could Kuang Zheng truly say that "the light boat has already passed ten thousand mountains" on Penglai Planet...