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Heretic Trainer: The Gym Is My Cultivation Method

Chapter 94: Passive Cultivation Mode · Oct 17, 2026

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51 Chapter 51: Dahlia’s Surprising Wish 2026-10-17
52 Chapter 52: Workout in Hell 2026-10-17
53 Chapter 53: Cut the Root Now 2026-10-17
54 Chapter 54: Night at the God Gym 2026-10-17
55 Chapter 55: Garion Gets Serious 2026-10-17
56 Chapter 56: Stone Piledriver 2026-10-17
57 Chapter 57: Bleed and Suffer 2026-10-17
58 Chapter 58: Bria’s Last Mistake 2026-10-17
59 Chapter 59: More Like Second Rate 2026-10-17
60 Chapter 60: Wanted: One Gym Rat Dead 2026-10-17
61 Chapter 61: Welcome to Hell Gym 2026-10-17
62 Chapter 62: Can’t Handle the Spice 2026-10-17
63 Chapter 63: Dahlia Wants Lotion 2026-10-17
64 Chapter 64: Dahlia Accidentally Leaks Lore 2026-10-17
65 Chapter 65: When Rocks Become Real Estate 2026-10-17
66 Chapter 66: Garion the Muscle Chef 2026-10-17
67 Chapter 67: Autopsy of the Second Realm 2026-10-17
68 Chapter 68: One Cell to Rule Them 2026-10-17
69 Chapter 69: Perfection Within a Single Cell 2026-10-17
70 Chapter 70: System Upgrade Smells Like Sweat 2026-10-17
71 Chapter 71: Master Forgot the Recruits Again 2026-10-17
72 Chapter 72: Dahlia’s Worst Ride Ever 2026-10-17
73 Chapter 73: Dahlia’s Brutal Recruitment Begins 2026-10-17
74 Chapter 74: A New Star Joins God Gym 2026-10-17
75 Chapter 75: God Gym Orientation 2026-10-17
76 Chapter 76: Dahlia Becomes the Gym Demon 2026-10-17
77 Chapter 77: Welcome to Leg Hell 2026-10-17
78 Chapter 78: It’s Not Poison… Probably 2026-10-17
79 Chapter 79: Five Sets of Regret 2026-10-17
80 Chapter 80: The Burn Is Real 2026-10-17
81 Chapter 81: From Peaceful Night to Food War 2026-10-17
82 Chapter 82: Pain That Builds Power 2026-10-17
83 Chapter 83: Run or Lose Your Meat 2026-10-17
84 Chapter 84: Dahlia’s Final Step 2026-10-17
85 Chapter 85: The Final Became a Massacre 2026-10-17
86 Chapter 86: The Spark of Evolution 2026-10-17
87 Chapter 87: Cultivation Meets Biology 2026-10-17
88 Chapter 88: Bodybuilding Class Turned Real 2026-10-17
89 Chapter 89: The Foundation of Life 2026-10-17
90 Chapter 90: Study or Die Trying 2026-10-17
91 Chapter 91: The Anatomy Pop Quiz of Doom 2026-10-17
92 Chapter 92: The Great Cultivation Scam 2026-10-17
93 Chapter 93: Cellular Cultivation! 2026-10-17
94 Chapter 94: Passive Cultivation Mode 2026-10-17
95 Chapter 95: Dahlia Came Back and Panicked 2026-10-17
96 Chapter 96: The Mystery of Incomplete Traits 2026-10-17
97 Chapter 97: Vegetables? Over My Dead Body! 2026-10-17
98 Chapter 98: Don’t Die Dumb 2026-10-17
99 Chapter 99: The Sect Everyone Wanted Dead 2026-10-17
100 Chapter 100: Master’s Workouts Hurt Worse! 2026-10-17

All of the disciples sat cross-legged, breathing slowly, faces tensed with concentration.

Some were trembling slightly, others had sweat rolling down their faces.

They were all trying to imagine the cell cultivation process like Garion had said, but it was just too hard.

Several of them frowned and muttered quietly.

”I can’t picture it...”

”How do I even imagine trillions of cells?”

”This feels impossible...”

Arden sat among them, trying his best.

His brows furrowed as he focused, but the more he tried to imagine the entire system, the harder it became.

He could see flashes in his mind, blood flowing and mana swirling, but it all felt too big and too messy.

He sighed softly, whispering to himself.

”Is this really Master’s method? It’s not that it’s wrong, but... It’s too difficult.”

Then, suddenly, a thought crossed his mind as he remembered something Garion had told them earlier.

”Question everything. Don’t just follow blindly.”

Arden’s eyes widened slightly.

”Right...”

He clenched his fists.

”Master said we don’t have to follow exactly. Maybe there’s another way.”

He thought hard for a few minutes, whispering under his breath.

”Master’s method focuses on transforming all cells at once... but that can’t be the only way.”

He took a deep breath and smiled faintly to himself.

”Then... I’ll try with my own method.”

Instead of forcing himself to imagine his entire body, Arden focused on only one cell.

”Just one. Let’s start with only one cell.”

He closed his eyes and imagined all the mana inside his body flowing toward one single cell.

Minutes passed, then an hour.

Arden’s breathing slowed, his face relaxed, and the air around him began to shift slightly.

Two hours later, he finally opened his eyes, a small smile formed on his lips.

He stood up quietly and walked toward Garion, who was standing at the front, watching everyone.

”Master... I... I did it.”

Garion blinked. ”Did what?”

Arden smiled weakly. ”I’ve managed to transform my cell into a mana pool cell.”

The room fell silent as several disciples gasped in shock, including Garion.

”Wait... what did you just say?”

”I said... I did it,” Arden repeated.

”One of my cells has become a mana pool cell.”

Garion stared at him in disbelief.

”Already? That’s impossible...”

He stepped closer, studying Arden carefully.

”Even Dahlia and I needed days to manage to create a single mana pool cell.”

Arden looked down, rubbing the back of his neck shyly.

”It’s true, Master. But... I didn’t follow the same way you taught.”

Garion raised an eyebrow.

”Oh? Different how?”

Arden took a deep breath.

”You told us to question everything. Not to follow blindly.”

Garion crossed his arms, nodding.

”I did.”

”So,” Arden continued.

”I wondered... do I really have to transform all my cells at once? What if I just focused on one at a time?”

Garion’s eyes narrowed with interest.

”Go on.”

Arden nodded.

”At first, I thought of the red blood cells, but they’re just carriers. Then I thought about bone marrow cells, but they already make mana-blood, and I didn’t want to burden them with two jobs.”

He pointed to his chest.

”So, I decided on the heart, so I focused on one heart cell and channeled all the mana I could into it to fill and temper it.”

The disciples leaned in, listening carefully.

”After about two hours, that single cell changed. I became a mana pool cell... no, a perfect one.”

Arden clenched his fist in excitement as he continued.

”It was full, stable, and flawless. When it formed, I could feel it clearly, like it was glowing inside me.”

Garion was silent for a moment, eyes wide in disbelief.

Finally, he exhaled and muttered, ”Unbelievable...”

He looked back at Arden.

”Let me guess. After that, your mana pool heart cell started to absorb mana on its own, right? And then... it began to split.”

Arden’s mouth fell open sligtly,

”How did you...”

Garion grinned as he continued.

”The new cell probably ate another heart cell and replaced it, didn’t it? And then it repeated the process.”

Arden nodded quickly.

”Exactly! That’s what happened!”

Garion let out a laugh. A loud and proud one, echoing through the hall.

”Haha! Amazing, Arden! You’ve done what I didn’t even think to try!”

The other disciples stared at Arden in awe.

”He really did it?”

”In just two hours?”

”That’s insane!”

Garion grinned wider.

”So, instead of changing your whole body at once... you’re evolving it cell by cell. It’s slower in the area but faster in progress and self-sustaining.”

Arden scratched his cheek awkwardly.

”I guess so, Master. Once it started, it felt like it didn’t need me anymore. The new cell just kept absorbing mana and creating another one.”

Garion laughed again, clapping him on the shoulder.

”Good! Really good, Arden! You’ve just found a second method, the split growth path. A passive vultivation route born from your intelligence.”

Arden blushed, lowering his head.

”I... just followed what made sense.”

Garion smirked.

”And that’s exactly why you’re my direct disciple. You think, not just obey.”

The disciples around them were still whispering in amazement. Some looked sinpserd, some overwhelmed.

Garion turned to them.

”Learn from Arden. Don’t just copy. Understand it. That’s the essence of the [God Physique Cultivation Art].”

Arden smiled shyly again, stretching the back of his neck. he couldn’t help but feel proud.

For the first time, he wasn’t the timid one anymore.

Garion looked at him with genuine pride.

”You’ve done it well, kid. Keep going. At this rate... you’ll surpass even Dahlia soon.”

Arden’s eyes widened.

”M-Master, don’t say that, she’ll kill me!”

Garion laughed hard, shaking his head.

”Hahaha! Then train fast enough to survive her.”

The other disciples burst into laughter, the tension melting away.

After the laughter faded, Garion crossed his arms.

”Alright then, genius. Since you’ve discovered a new approach, you’ll help the others understand it too.”

Arden froze.

”M-Me? Teach them?”

Garion smirked.

”Why not? You figured it out. Now make sure the rest don’t melt their brains trying.”

The disciples chuckled again as Arden scratched the back of his head, embarrassed but nodding.

”Alright, everyone, listen up. I’ll explain how I did it. Just focus on one cell first...”

The others leaned forward, listening carefully, and this sight made Garion really happy.

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