Flying Clouds in Another World

There was a famous saying in the world before Liu Feiyun was reborn, "Only those who endure the most hardships can become the best." In this life, he was already a nobleman when he was born, so naturally he couldn't avoid this hardship!

He could only comfort himself in this way.

But soon, Liu Feiyun had a brother in distress, and this person was none other than Liu Yiyi's younger brother Liu Shihu.

Ever since the assassination of the great wizard Kulibutai of the Northern Wilderness Canglang tribe, Liu Shihu has gained the qualification to take a cultivator in the Liu Mansion as his master.

However, a cultivator is not a cabbage. Although it is not too rare, it is definitely not something that ordinary people can easily encounter. Generally, a small force can gain a foothold in the local area if it has a cultivator. The reason why many assassins who came to assassinate Le'anbo Mansion never returned, and the Green Willow Chamber of Commerce can do business in many places without being easily harassed, is because the Liu family has several cultivators, and Le'anbo Liu Shihao is one of them.

In fact, the reason why the Liu family of Le'anbo Mansion has several cultivators is, firstly, because Liu Shihao once served as a military commander, and many masters in the army followed him to the Liu family; secondly, because Chu Bihe has been doing business well over the years and has earned a lot of wealth to support the cultivators in the mansion.

With a reserve of martial arts talents and sufficient resources, the Liu family has produced several masters and many human-level practitioners, making their enemies more and more wary of them over the years.

But it was not easy for Liu Shihu to take a master as his teacher. The several masters of the Liu family had their own stewards and were usually very busy. Even if they wanted to accept disciples, they would choose a cultivator with outstanding qualifications who had reached the Great Perfection of the Entry Realm, rather than a child who was only a few years old and had not yet awakened to the Qi sense and had no foundation in cultivation.

In the end, it was Liu Shihao who personally accepted him as an inner disciple, because among the several cultivators in the Liu family, he, the head of the family, was the one with the least time. Whether it was the duties of a county lieutenant, the management of the territory, or all the major and minor affairs in the mansion, he had capable subordinates to take care of it for him.

Liu Shihao had never accepted a formal disciple before, but had systematically taught several daughters. However, except for the eldest daughter Liu Qianqian, the other two daughters were obviously not good at martial arts. Now his son began to practice the "Chaos Re-creation Technique". Although he had never practiced this technique, the techniques for the entry level were similar, so he was still competent to give some guidance. He believed that teaching one person was also teaching, and teaching two people was also teaching, so he asked Liu Shihu to move to Fuyouyuan to accompany Liu Feiyun, eat and live together, and practice at the same time.

It must be said that Liu Shihu's aptitude was really suitable for the practice that Liu Shihao was practicing. Since he embarked on the path of cultivation, he had made rapid progress and soon left Liu Feiyun far behind in terms of realm. When Liu Feiyun had just broken through to the second level of the entry realm, Liu Shihu was already at the fifth level of the entry realm.

"This kid is too abnormal! How can he cultivate so fast? I'm afraid he can break through to the master level before he turns 20! Comparing yourself with others is really frustrating!" Liu Feiyun was also shocked by Liu Shihu's deception.

"Can't you stop and wait for me, kid! Compared with you, I feel like I'm a waste among wastes!" Sometimes Liu Feiyun couldn't help but complain to Liu Shihu.

At this time, Liu Shihu would complain: "Young Master, you should at least be reasonable! Your crappy technique is not only difficult to practice, but also has limited effect on improving your vitality. Plus, the torturous feeling when practicing this technique makes your progress slow. Mine is different. The technique is simple, and the vitality I can transform each time I practice it is far greater than your crappy technique. And with Master Earl's guidance, how can I not be faster!"

The two men were of the same age, lived together, and experienced the joys and sorrows of the path of cultivation together. Gradually, their relationship became closer and closer. Although they were nominally master and servant, in reality they were as close as brothers.

In addition, while practicing the Chaos Regeneration Technique, Liu Feiyun did not give up his study of medicine. Although his current cultivation level was only at the entry level, and he could not use many of the unique methods and techniques of using vital energy to treat diseases and injuries of medical practitioners, it did not prevent him from understanding the principles and procedures. At the same time, he also learned a lot of diagnosis and treatment methods used by ordinary doctors, and gradually made some progress in the preparation and use of medicines.

Especially for his own conditioning and treatment, he could do it himself, and didn't have to ask his uncle Zheng Zhou to do it himself. When Zheng Zhou treated him before, in addition to using medicine, he used his unique medical skills to treat him with his vitality. When he was young, he had to perform the treatment several times a day, and it was often done while Liu Feiyun was sleeping, so Liu Feiyun didn't have much impression. Later, as he grew up, he gradually changed to once a day, once every two days, and once every three days. If Zheng Zhou had something to do and needed to leave for a while, he would prepare extra medicine to replace him, but it would not exceed dozens of days at most.

As he began to practice Chaos Regeneration, his body produced vital energy. When Zheng Zhou used the vital energy or practiced magic, he would let him use the vital energy in his body to cooperate. Over time, he also slowly learned some simple methods of using vital energy to recuperate and treat the body, which greatly reduced the number of times Zheng Zhou performed magic. After a few years, Zheng Zhou performed magic once every half a month. As for the medicines he used, he gradually learned how to prepare them.

Zheng Zhou was also very surprised at the speed at which Liu Feiyun's cultivation level and medical skills improved.

As the person who recommended the Chaos Regeneration Technique to Liu Feiyun, Zheng Zhou naturally knew the characteristics of this technique and its secrets that were unknown to others:

Although many people in the world think that this technique is extremely rubbish, the person who created this technique was a doctor at the Xiuzong level in the Miyun Sect nearly a thousand years ago. It is said that this Xiuzong created it for a younger generation that he valued the most, hoping that the younger generation could reach the heaven level through it. His younger generation's original aptitude and talent were very ordinary. It's a pity that the doctor died unexpectedly not long after he spent countless efforts to create most of this technique. Without his guidance, his younger generation gave up this technique when he reached the great perfection of the cultivator and changed to practice other techniques. Later, many people also practiced this technique, but very few people could persist to the cultivator level, and even fewer people could reach the disciple level.

Zheng Zhou knew Liu Feiyun's physique very well. Putting aside the innate talent of a cultivator, his physique was injured by the strongest soul, which made him weak and sickly, and he had difficulty waking up after sleeping for a long time, which made him practice much less than ordinary people. And the soul was too strong, which made his spiritual consciousness weak and difficult to last, but it was also extremely sensitive, so the degree of pain he felt was far greater than that of ordinary people. Even under such circumstances, Liu Feiyun actually reached the great perfection of the entry level within five years, which was really not easy.