Upon mentioning this, Elder Yi suddenly paused.
He remembered the day when Mo Hua had turned the Dao Room’s spell puppet to dust and severely injured himself with that unknown, tremendously powerful fire spell…
Elder Yi frowned, thought for a moment, then shook his head.
That doesn’t count…
It wasn’t a stable spell, just something he managed to conjure by chance…
It can’t be used for assessments.
With such a high risk of losing control, it can’t be used casually.
Mo Hua, this kid, probably wouldn’t dare to use it again… right?
Elder Yi looked at the lively and shrewd faced Mo Hua, and suddenly felt unsure.
“Mo Hua…”
Elder Yi hesitated for a long time, then cautiously said,
“Don’t use that spell from last time ever again, alright?”
“Mhm!”
Mo Hua nodded.
He would not use that last spell again.
But he had already improved a new version; in the future, he would use the new one instead.
…
Besides, there was another course he received a “C” in, and that was Tao Cultivation Techniques.
Formations, Pill, Artifact, Rune also falls under “Tao Cultivation Techniques.”
But because of their large scale, long tradition, deep legacy, and many practitioners, these are considered Visible Learning in Tao Cultivation and are separately classified into different subjects.
Besides Formations, Pill, Artifact, Rune, there are many Tao Cultivation skills.
These skills are either derived as offshoots from Formations, Pill, Artifact, Rune, or they relate to cultivators’ daily living, production, and combat, albeit with less esteemed status among Tao Cultivation skills.
For instance, Spirit Plant cultivation, cuisine, blood extraction, mining, musical instrument playing, Spiritual Dance, chess skills, architecture, etc…
Although outwardly everyone says Tao Cultivation Techniques are equally respected across all categories,
In reality, once it becomes about social interactions, these naturally grade into different tiers.
Skills like musical instrument playing, chess, and Spiritual Dance, which appear refined, are often held in higher esteem.
While labor-intensive skills like Spirit Plant cultivation, mining, and architecture are somewhat less favored.
The Sect doesn’t enforce strict rules.
Disciples can learn from any category as long as they are interested, at least to understand some theoretical aspects.
But when it comes to assessments, focus is still on skills like musical instrument playing, Spiritual Dance, chess, which are essential Tao Cultivation skills for disciples from major families in the future.
The areas Mo Hua is familiar with, such as Spirit Plant cultivation, mining, and architecture, are not counted towards assessment scores in the Sect.
Especially cuisine.
Mo Hua’s mother, Liu Ruhua, was extremely skilled in cuisine.
Mo Hua had “inherited” this through bloodline.
While wandering, preparing the three daily meals for his master, Old Kui, junior brothers, and junior sisters was his responsibility.