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Most of the gains came from that unfortunate fellow who had been frozen to death. Even now, Mo Wen could not figure out why that person had ended up like that. Judging by his cultivation level, he was likely much stronger than Mo Wen himself. It was highly probable that this person was someone who had been pursued by the organization for the sake of the ancestors of the Li Family. However, there were no identifiable items left on him; otherwise, once he got out, he would have inquired about the events of that year, mainly to see how many people still knew about the token. It seemed now that there would be no opportunity for that.
After sorting through everything that had happened on his journey and summarizing it, Mo Wen reached a conclusion: his luck was quite good, and he was destined to become an exceptional master. He even fantasized about the glorious life he would lead as a renowned figure in the martial world. These descriptions were common in stories, often portraying great masters as those who "wield power over the world while indulging in the beauty of their lovers." Upon reflection, it seemed that this was not the life he truly desired.
Having accounted for both material and spiritual gains, he cleared his mind and began to restore his state of being, contemplating the Yin Yang Principle. Although the letter did not specify what the Tai Chi Xuantian Sect's Kung Fu secret was, its name suggested a connection to Tai Chi and thus to Yin Yang. Perhaps his arrival here was related to this principle. Unbeknownst to him, seven days passed as Mo Wen emerged from his contemplation. He set up a stove in the courtyard to cook; perhaps no one had done such a thing here before. If the Former Sect Master were present, he would surely be pleased, as this behavior aligned perfectly with their style.
After enjoying a hearty meal, Mo Wen sat down at the table in the main hall and picked up a scroll to read. In his hands, it felt like a book, but in reality, it was a Stone Scroll. The craftsmanship was so exquisite that he hadn’t realized it at first. Coming back to his senses, he followed the descriptions from stories and pressed the Stone Scroll against his forehead. However, he quickly gave up; there was no change in the scroll—it seemed different from what he had imagined.
Holding the scroll with both hands on the table, he began to channel Law through it. With a mindset of simply trying it out, he decided to refine this scroll using Law. Soon enough, the scenery around him shifted dramatically; he found himself in a space surrounded by starry rivers and numerous Nebulae shimmering in the distance. It felt as if he were the master of this world. Gazing at everything before him, Mo Wen was astonished—was this what the Former Sect Master referred to as profound? Indeed, it was incredibly profound. As Mo Wen reached out to touch one of the starry rivers, it dissipated at his touch, and with it, the scenery faded away. At that moment, a voice echoed in his mind: “To master this skill means you are chosen as our sect leader’s successor. To practice this skill requires you to abandon your cultivation level—shatter your Dan Tian and sever your meridians—to experience the mysteries of Yin and Yang…”
Sitting on a Pillow and looking at the Stone Scroll in his hands, Mo Wen furrowed his brow. He had withdrawn from that scene without refining the scroll; however, he now understood how to read its contents. Using Law as guidance was indeed an extraordinary method of inheritance. If it weren't for his cultivation of Yin Yang Principle, even if he obtained this Kung Fu, he would not have been able to comprehend its contents.
What troubled Mo Wen were not these revelations but rather the training requirements: abandon one’s cultivation? Shatter Dan Tian? Sever meridians? Wasn’t that akin to becoming a fool? How could one continue cultivating after such actions? Moreover, one would have to endure two rounds of Xuan Tian tribulation beforehand; so far, he had only experienced one. The next Heavenly Tribulation required him to reach perfection in Ning Shen Realm. Those who had undergone two Xuan Tian Jie would undoubtedly be considered geniuses in this world; who among them would willingly choose to start over? Such demands were simply outrageous.
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