His Spiritual Palace, which was still in the process of taking shape at the moment wasn't about Earth, nor was it about the Three Brothers Village. Interestingly enough, it wasn't conceptual at all. Instead, Di Tou felt like he was building 'walls' around the entire world of cultivation. Not nessessarily literal walls, but, a sort of ruleset or confines, that would create an 'ideal' version of the world of cultivation that he was content with.
In short, his 'imaginary' Spiritual Palace was instead a true modification to the world itself, a desire to make it something it was not. In this way, it still retained a certain incorporeal nature, although it did indeed seem a bit different.
All in all, Di Tou wasn't quite sure what to make of it, as it was indeed nothing at all like what Sister Jue had described.
