Especially the heritage lines of Confucian Classical Studies and the Buddhist Sect's Vow Making.
The former involves the principle of 'long accumulation yielding great results,' while the latter emphasizes 'grand aspirations leading to enlightenment.'
This 'long accumulation yielding great results' mainly refers to extremely rare Confucian Scholars who linger in one realm without progression but still continuously accumulate Vast Integrity Qi.
One day, upon having an epiphany, they might progress swiftly in cultivation within a relatively short period, advancing thousands of miles a day and quickly surpassing others, making up for lost time.
Of course, lifespan remains a limiting factor.
Beyond a certain point, there's no such thing as being a late bloomer; it's only 'an idle youth, a needy age.'
It's just that the possibility of Confucian Scholars succeeding later in life is slightly higher than that of other Cultivation Dao Systems.
