All realms have enabled me to achieve the Great Dao.

The old monk sized up Zhou Yongcheng, unable to see through the man before him.

After pondering for a while, the old monk spoke up, "I wonder what kind of technique you would use to trade for the Vajra Indestructible Divine Skill?"

"It's quite a coincidence. A few days ago I obtained a copy of the Nine Yang Manual. How about we use the Nine Yang Manual to make a trade?"

Upon hearing this, a golden light flashed in the old monk's eyes. The Nine Yang Manual—that was a divine skill lost from Shaolin.

Their Shaolin Nine Yang Skill is derived from the Nine Yang Manual.

"Yes, please wait a moment, benefactor."

The old monk returned less than two minutes later with an ancient, secret manual in his hand.

He handed the secret manual directly to Zhou Yongcheng.

This surprised Zhou Yongcheng. This old monk was very generous. Wasn't he afraid that the monk would take the secret manual and run away?

Since the old monk was so generous, Zhou Yongcheng couldn't be stingy either, and took out a photocopy of the Nine Yang Manual from his storage space.

The two accepted the secret manuals from each other.

Zhou Yongcheng opened it and started reading, while the old monk also flipped through the manual.

After reviewing the manual, Zhou Yongcheng said, "It shouldn't be fake." "Goodbye, Master."

After saying that, he leaped into the air and left Shaolin Temple.

The old monk was extremely shocked by the way Zhou Yongcheng left; the way Zhou Yongcheng left was beyond his comprehension.

He was also secretly relieved that he hadn't tried to fool Zhou Yongcheng with a fake secret manual.

After leaving Shaolin, Zhou Yongcheng found a place to stop and took out the Vajra Indestructible Divine Skill to study it carefully.

After a long period of study, I have almost mastered traditional Chinese characters.

Cultivation techniques must be thoroughly studied before practice can begin. Every step must be understood. If you practice according to the manual with only a superficial understanding, what if you suffer a qi deviation? A qi deviation can be fatal.

The Vajra Indestructible Divine Skill is an extremely powerful and yang-based martial art, perfectly matched with the Nine Yang Manual. The skill is divided into twelve levels, with each three levels constituting a minor realm.

It is said that mastering a martial art can make one invulnerable to swords and spears, but whether that's true or not is unknown. It should be able to defend against ancient cold weapons, but it's hard to say about modern firearms.

After studying the technique for several days, Zhou Yongcheng thoroughly understood the first three levels and began formal practice.

Zhou Yongcheng practiced the Vajra Indestructible Divine Skill and was blessed by the Nine Yang True Scripture, so his progress was rapid.

He completed the first three levels of the Vajra Indestructible Divine Skill in just a few days, which can be described as rapid progress.

Having cultivated the Vajra Indestructible Divine Skill, Zhou Yongcheng released all his mental power to lift a stone. Perhaps the stone was too light, as he lifted it with ease and felt no discomfort.

He found an even bigger piece, and wow, he could barely lift it up. He still didn't feel any discomfort, so it seemed that strengthening his body was the right thing to do.

The body is the most important thing. It seems that no matter what you cultivate, strengthening your body cannot stop and must keep up. Zhou Yongcheng felt that the body is the foundation.

Now, not only can one cultivate the Vajra Indestructible Divine Skill, but also telekinesis.

When cultivating the Vajra Indestructible Divine Skill to the fourth to sixth level, the progress becomes much slower. Regardless of the skill, the early stages are easy to cultivate, but the later stages are the most difficult.

Cultivation is not something that can be achieved overnight; it requires a balance between work and rest. Zhou Yongcheng returned to the real world.

In the real world, many people have been looking for him these past few days; they are all his own brothers from the village.

They heard from their families that they could make money raising livestock at home, so one by one they quit their jobs and came back.

Like Zhou Yongkang, whom I met in Shashi before, he had already returned to his village, and he even called Zhou Yongcheng to come back and visit.

He had to go back, so he needed to go to the furniture market to buy a batch of furniture to take back with him. Although the house had been repaired, it was empty and had nothing in it. There was nowhere for him to chat and joke around with his brothers, which definitely wouldn't do.

Zhou Yongcheng went to the furniture market and spent hundreds of thousands of yuan to purchase a batch of furniture.

There's a lot of furniture, including wardrobes, beds, sofas, coffee tables, chairs, stools, and so on. We didn't buy any household appliances, and we'll be eating at my second uncle's house from now on.

The furniture store owner had too much stuff, so he called a large truck to load it all up. Zhou Yongcheng gave the address of his hometown, and with the owner's farewell, Zhou Yongcheng left the furniture store.

When Zhou Yongcheng was settling the bill, he noticed that he didn't have much money left in his card, only a little over ten million, less than twenty million. He needed to get some more money.

I haven't had time lately, let's talk about it next time.

Zhou Yongcheng was the first to return to the village. Before he even entered the village, he saw an excavator at work. It belonged to Hu Xilin from their group, but it wasn't Hu Xilin operating it; it was one of his brothers from the village.

Zhou Yongcheng parked his car on the side of the road. The excavator driver also saw that Zhou Yongcheng's car was parked on the side of the road, so he also stopped working.

Zhou Yong went up to the driver and offered him a cigarette.

"Zhou Jin, are you digging up a road?"

"Yes, Brother Cheng, there are several families who want to start a farm in Tiger Ridge. They can't do it without a road. Each of them has contributed some money to build a cement road to get there."

"Tiger Ridge is indeed a good place for aquaculture. There is plenty of land and forest there, so you can raise livestock by free-range or by planting grass."

"Hey, that's what they say too."

"Okay, you're busy. Come visit when you have time."

"Okay, Brother Cheng."

Tiger Ridge is a bit far, a few minutes' walk away, so Zhou Yongcheng didn't go to check it out.

When I got back to my second uncle's house, no one was home; everyone had gone out to do something.

Walking to the fishpond, Zhou Yongcheng saw that the upper fishpond was already full of water, and the water was flowing down the outlet to the lower fishpond. It seemed he needed to prepare to buy fish to release.

He was just thinking of going across the dam to take a look when the phone rang. Goodness, he had almost forgotten about the furniture.

He told the driver to drive the car into the village. There was a newly built house by the roadside. The driver said he saw it. Zhou Yongcheng told him to drive into the courtyard so he could call someone to unload the goods.

As Zhou Yongcheng walked, he made phone calls to call for more people. Two or three people would be enough to unload the goods. He only called a few young people: Zhou Yongkang, Zhou Yongqiang, and Zhou Yonghong. With himself, the four of them would be enough.

Back home, Zhou Yongcheng handed the driver a pack of cigarettes and told him to wait a moment, as the person would be there soon.

When the driver saw the cigarettes offered to him, he thought, "Wow, a pack costs a hundred yuan, which is almost half a day's wages."

One by one, everyone arrived. After exchanging a few pleasantries, they spent some time unloading all the furniture from the car, with even the driver helping out.

Once the driver left, they had to move the furniture upstairs, and soon all the furniture was placed where it belonged.

In the lobby on the first floor, Zhou Yongcheng and the others sat together chatting.

I learned from the conversation that the breeding base at Tiger Ridge was run by Zhou Yongkang, Zhou Yonghong, Zhou Yonglin, and four other people from other groups, for a total of seven people.

They raise livestock in the village, which provides strong support, and the government also provides subsidies.

The village not only helped them apply for subsidies from higher authorities, but also helped resolve the issue of forest land in the Tiger Ridge area.

Although they own land and forests in Tiger Ridge, not all of it belongs to them; some belongs to other families. If the village helps resolve this issue, it will save them a lot of trouble.

"What kind of animals are you planning to raise?" Zhou Yongcheng asked.

“We only raise cattle and sheep. We let them out when we have time, and feed them grass when we don’t.”

They have contracted out the entire area and forests around Tiger Ridge, and the areas have been divided up, with each area designated as a breeding farm.

They were chatting when their second aunt walked in.

Zhou Yongcheng got up and invited his aunt to sit down, but she said she had to go cook and left after looking around the house.

Zhou Yongkang and his men were also busy, and before they left, Zhou Yongcheng gave each of them a pack of cigarettes.

We're all brothers, so there was no need for formalities.