A cultivator drew on the spiritual strength of the heavens and earth to temper their own magic power. To stimulate magic power and erupt it as techniques of mass destruction, that was called magic arts.

Once a cultivator stepped into the Divine Soul realm and opened their soul space, allowing their intangible soul to become clear and increasing their soul force, and then released the power of their soul as techniques, this was called supernatural arts.

To a low level cultivator, there wasn’t much of a strong division between magic arts and supernatural arts. But, a difference was still a difference. It always existed, and only depended on whether or not someone had the qualifications to know about it.

This was not nonsense because magic arts and supernatural arts were completely different. But in certain extremely special situations, they actually fused together.

To explain things more clearly: if it was activated by magic power, it was magic arts. If it erupted from the soul, it was supernatural arts.

In the Land of Divinity and Demons, those abilities that were both considered magic arts and supernatural arts obtained a brand new name – dao arts. The dao was the rules, and dao arts contained the power of the rules. They could be exerted by different forces because the rules were omnipresent and omnipotent,...