In this chapter, guangyi explains the concept of the "primordial spirit" and how it can generate magical power. He explains that each point in the spirit is initially closed and can only be opened through cultivation. Only those who can use these 103 points are qualified to call themselves great magicians. He says that each of their fights splits the sky, but it breaks the earth. They have already known this, he says, and they want to have wild fruits. He tells the group that they are too stupid to understand the "bottleneck" of the primordial spirit. He also tells them that they have put them all in the bottleneck because they cannot see the bottleneck or understand it. He then tells them about the second language of the spirit. The second language is a language that connects all things. The aura in his body seemed like it was his innate ability. What happened to it since leaving Sanchuan town? He feels like there is something missing from his body. His knowledge about the talisman is vague now. Even if he tries to use another person's 100 percent of the magic power, he will either die funny or he will end up using the tip of the talisman's iceberg. He suggests that they all skip the basic cultivation and cultivate the magic body for themselves. He finds a gathering of seekers about a dozen miles away from here. There are opportunities for them to experience the magic for themselves