Infiltrating the world of cultivation

In a small town, Nangong Qingyu told Wang Chao about the time and place of the sect selection, and then bid him a reluctant farewell.

Seeing Nangong Qingyu's back, Wang Chao realized that he seemed to have truly fallen in love with her.

"Your bra is great. Make me another one later. I'll be waiting for you at Lantian Peak."

Nangong Qingyu did not turn around, but her voice reached Wang Chao's ears.

"it is good."

A smile played on Wang Chao's lips. If it works, it works. You can just say so to my face. Why be embarrassed?

hum!

The dynasty felt somewhat dizzy.

again!

That day, at the Wanbaoge auction, Wang Chao met Nangong Qingyu for the first time and was subjected to three mental attacks by her.

This long-lost feeling, though painful, is something to miss. Men, ah, they're really perverse.

Wang Chao shook his head with a wry smile, then gave Nangong Qingyu a thumbs-up, indicating that she was awesome.

hum!

Another wave of dizziness hit him, and Wang Chao felt frustrated. Men, they really never learn.

Every year, the Qinghui Sword Sect recruits disciples, but this year's recruitment is scheduled for a month from now.

Wang Chao found an inn to stay in temporarily. The language here was somewhat different from that in Wei.

However, their writing systems were basically the same. After spreading his spiritual senses and analyzing them briefly, Wang Chao understood.

At first glance, they seem to be two completely different languages, but after getting to know them, you'll find that they are just the difference between Mandarin and Sichuanese.

This small town belongs to the Great Han Empire, which is far more powerful than the Wei and Chu kingdoms.

The royal family of the Great Han Empire is a family of cultivators. Basically, everyone who can become famous in the Great Han Empire has some connection with cultivation.

However, he didn't feel much of a sense of belonging to the Han Empire, and always felt that the Wei Kingdom was more welcoming.

The current situation is that the Qinghui Sword Sect and the Northern Region Saber Sect jointly manage thousands of countries.

Those countries, large and small, had martial artists and cultivators, and they were all different; they fought each other.

Many royal families of great empires have intricate connections with the high-ranking members of the Qinghui Sword Sect.

Initially, before the Qinghui Sword Sect and the Northern Region Saber Sect separated, they were a large sect called Qingbei Gate.

The original purpose of Qingbeimen was to restrain those powerful cultivators.

After all, some cultivators, once they become powerful enough, can cause too much damage to the mortal world. Therefore, many great empires have established rules to restrict high-level cultivators from taking action.

That's how Qingbeimen came to be. However, when the top combat forces from various countries gathered together, the tradition was broken. So, they started bringing some of their own country's younger generation to guide them.

Gradually, it developed into Tsinghua-Beimen, and later, Tsinghua-Beimen became its own entity, becoming the highest institution of learning in the world.

Therefore, Qingbeimen and the mortal world are inextricably linked, and even after being divided in two, they remain inextricably connected and entangled.

Inside the inn, Wang Chao sat cross-legged, reflecting on his gains and shortcomings.

Although he couldn't reach the level of self-reflection three times a day, Wang Chao would conduct a periodic summary every now and then to identify and address any shortcomings, thus encouraging himself.

Now, Wang Chao's body has basically adapted to this cultivation world.

Initially, it might have been due to the change in environment. When I broke through from the first stage of Qi Refining to the second stage, my meridians were ruptured. If it weren't for my body's exceptionally strong recovery ability, I would probably be in a vegetative state by now.

Before the third stage of Qi Refining, it was just the accumulation of spiritual energy. But advancing from the third to the fourth stage was a bottleneck, and it was extremely difficult for him to break through.

At this time, Nangong Qingyu and he broke through together through dual cultivation. It can be said that with the physique of five elemental spiritual roots, it was quite remarkable that Wang Chao was able to reach the fourth stage of Qi Refining in such a short time.

Although his cultivation level is high enough, and his spiritual power is more enduring among those of the same level, if he were to fight a cultivator at the fourth stage of Qi Refining, he would most likely be the one to lose.

This is the downside of cultivating too quickly; he doesn't master many spells. Currently, the only spells he can use besides the Divine Speed ​​Technique are the basic spells of the Five Elements.

He hadn't touched either gravity manipulation or sword control techniques. A seasoned Qi Refining Stage 4 cultivator should have mastered sword control techniques.

The importance of sword control is like an adult taking a driving test.

No matter how skilled you are at riding a bicycle, can it compare to a four-wheeled metal vehicle? The effects are incomparable.

Currently, what I lack most is a systematic understanding.

It's like a kindergarten child who just listens to adults and learns ABCD, knowing it's for their own good, but doesn't understand its specific purpose.

The dynasty is currently in this state. They know that cultivating immortality and improving one's cultivation level is beneficial, but they don't really understand the principles behind cultivation, the levels it can reach, or what each level means.

Therefore, Wang Chao felt lost and directionless. However, a month later, it was time for the Qinghui Sword Sect to select disciples. He was not yet thirty years old and had already reached the fourth stage of Qi Refining.

Putting aside the talent of the five elemental roots, the dynasty's strength makes it not difficult to even get started.

With one month left, Wang Chao planned to study the art of gravity.

Gravity manipulation is the foundation of sword control, emphasizing the control of spiritual energy. This is a relatively weak point in the dynasty, so it is not easy to master.

Gravity magic does not refer to actually controlling the Earth's gravity, but rather using mental power to control one's own spiritual energy to pull objects to move.

This control method is very crude; it simply controls the object to move in a fixed direction.

On the inn's table, the tea saucer was trembling slightly, the lid rising and falling, striking the teacup with a tinkling sound.

Like boiling water splashing against the pot lid.

At that moment, two meters away, Wang Chao stretched out his right hand, palm facing the tea saucer, his left hand tightly gripping his right wrist, his body trembling slightly along with the tea lid.

It wasn't that he wanted to shake, but rather that he was using too much force. Wang Chao's eyes were fixed on the tea lid, and fine beads of sweat even appeared on his forehead.

Whoosh! Snap!

Finally, the tea lid tilted, spun around once, and then crashed to the ground with a thud.

Wang Chao also collapsed to the ground with a thud. What was going on? Why was this gravity spell so difficult?

Could it be that I exercised too intensely last night, causing me to feel weak now?

After careful consideration, Wang Chao realized that the principle behind this gravity technique was to use mental power to control one's own spiritual power and make it reach an outward state.

Then, control the released spiritual energy to interfere with the movement of objects.

The dynasty discovered that the greater the distance, the weaker the control over an object.

Picking up the broken tea lid from the ground, Wang Chao began a new round of attempts.

This time, he kept the distance at half a meter. You can't get fat in one bite, and you can't rush things. There's still a long way to go, and you have to take it one step at a time.