Cultivation Realms:

Regardless of whether it was White Lotus, Blue Lotus or Golden Lotus, every realm had nine grades, with nine petals making up the nine grades. And according to Lao Bai, he divided the cultivation realm into the Four Great Realms, namely the First Art of Traversing, Second Art of Levitation, Third Art of Soaring the Heavens and the Fourth Art of Infinity.

Cultivators with a cultivation of White Lotus and Blue Lotus could only traverse freely on land—and weren’t able to soar through the skies—therefore, Lao Bai declared it as the First Art of Traversing. Cultivators with a cultivation of Red Lotus and Violet Lotus have the power to control objects and levitate through the sky, similar to the incident he saw at Ancient City where Fairy Hong Chen was levitating and flying, and so he designated it as the Second Art of Levitation.

As for cultivators with a cultivation of Golden Lotus and Iridescent Lotus, they were able to transcend beyond the stars and soar across the universe. Thus, Lao Bai defined it as the Third Art of Soaring the Heavens. It’s worth mentioning that for the realm of Iridescent Lotus, every grade could bloom into nine different colored petals. Hence, attaining the highest ninth grade would mean having a total of 9,980 colored petals.

Previously, Lao Bai had mentioned that the Fourth Art of Infinity was actually the highest realm. He said that if one were to cultivate up to this stage, then it meant that person had reached the realm of boundless transcendence energy, and he would be able to change the pattern on his spiritual point to a design of his choice. Within the highest level in this realm, the phantom between one’s brows further allowed one to turn what was abstract into something real, eventually forming a pattern which belonged to the person himself. For example, for some people, it would be a vermillion dot between their brows.