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Although somewhat surprised, Li Qinghu had no doubts about Li Yunqing's words. After all, it was her father who told her, and he would never deceive her.
Li Qinghu patted Shi Hao on the head. "I can't believe you, a two-and-a-half-year-old still drinking milk, actually have such high Qi Yun?"
Shi Hao scratched his head, not understanding what Li Yunqing meant by Qi Yun. However, seeing Li Qinghu's expression, it seemed she accepted him.
"What is Qi Yun? I don't know. Can we play together now?"
Li Qinghu nodded. Since her father said Shi Hao could keep up with them, they might as well play together.
Seeing Li Qinghu nod, Shi Hao cheered with joy. "Great! I can play with you guys!"
In contrast to the lively scene here, the children from Shi Village looked on enviously at the fun unfolding before them, exchanging glances with one another.
A chubby child stepped forward. "Even though Little One still drinks milk, he's in great shape and can lift Hei Ding, which we can't even budge. It's only right that they play together."
A smaller child also approached. "I heard Village Elder say that geniuses should play with other geniuses to unleash their potential. If we play with Little One, he definitely won't grow."
The strongest child among them listened to the two but said nothing. He walked over to Hei Ding and continued trying to lift it.
Using all his strength, he finally managed to raise Hei Ding to his chest level. However, he was still quite far from lifting it overhead.
After putting Hei Ding down, he gasped for breath and glanced over at Shi Hao's side.
Village Elder also mentioned that geniuses could inspire ordinary people; they could still keep up with Little One!
Not wanting to dwell on Little One any longer, he turned to the children from Shi Village and said, "As long as we treat Little One as our goal, we can keep up with him! We are still friends!"
The children from Shi Village listened to his words, exchanged glances without much excitement, and simply nodded in agreement.
The following days were spent under Li Yunqing's guidance as Li Tianqi, Li Qinghu, and Little One learned Guwen together.
After all, his Guwen was far more proficient than the village chief's! Guwen was also a remarkable power and a means of mental training. Li Yunqing explained Guwen as simply as possible, and the children diligently absorbed the information.
Among them, Li Qinghu's learning progress was slower than that of the other two children. However, her other soul, Li Shouling, was advancing faster than the other two. The learning progress of Li Qinghu and Li Shouling was separate; with One Body Two Souls, Li Qinghu learned her own lessons while Li Shouling focused on hers.
Li Shouling's rapid learning could be attributed to her prior studies with the village chief and the strong Spiritual Power of her Soul Entity. Naturally, this made her learning process quicker.
Li Tianqi and Shi Hao were also part of the group, with Li Tianqi progressing faster than Shi Hao. This was mainly due to his Sharingan, which aided his learning. Although his Spiritual Power was somewhat weaker than Li Shouling's, it still far surpassed that of Shi Hao and Li Qinghu.
Shi Hao, on the other hand, followed a more conventional path. Even though he had been taught Guwen by the village chief since childhood, Li Yunqing's instruction came from the Guwen inscribed on the Treasure Bones he had retrieved from the wilderness. These Treasure Bone Guwen were much more profound; even with some foundational knowledge, Shi Hao found them challenging to master.
Nevertheless, Li Yunqing was quite satisfied with the children's learning progress. Li Qinghu focused on enhancing her physical strength and vitality, pursuing a path where sheer power could break through all barriers. By channeling strength-based Guwen through her vitality, she could amplify her power several times over. However, there were not many strength-based Guwen available. At least among those that Li Yunqing had gathered, most were defensive or magical types.
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