All realms have enabled me to achieve the Great Dao.

Zhou Yongcheng soon arrived at Wudang.

Zhang Sanfeng also warmly received Zhou Yongcheng upon his arrival.

"Master Zhang, I've come here today to ask you for a favor."

"Please speak, young friend."

"It's like this, I wonder if you could help me deduce the subsequent techniques of the Nine Yang Manual?" Zhou Yongcheng asked.

In response to Zhou Yongcheng's request, Zhang Sanfeng said that it was too much to ask and that he really could not do it.

Zhou Yongcheng was somewhat disappointed. He had thought that since Zhang Sanfeng could create the Tai Chi Manual, improving the level of other martial arts techniques shouldn't be a problem.

"I wonder how the siege of Bright Peak is going for your six major sects?" Zhou Yongcheng asked about their siege of Bright Peak.

"I have received news that the Emei Sect has broken their promise. I do not yet know the specifics. The situation is not optimistic for the remaining five sects to attack the Ming Cult. Yang Xiao, the Left Guardian of the Brightness Sect, is extremely powerful. The five major sects have suffered considerable losses."

"Moreover, the people of the Eagle Cult have returned to Bright Peak. I don't know if attacking the Ming Cult this time was the right thing to do." Zhang Sanfeng sighed. He should have known better than to let Yuanqiao and the others get involved in this matter.

Zhou Yongcheng was not surprised at all by the huge deviation in the plot. Yang Xiao had the Nine Yang Manual and the Great Shift of the Universe. If he mastered them, he would indeed be very powerful.

"Is there any news about Zhang Wuji?"

Mentioning Zhang Wuji, Zhang Sanfeng felt a little embarrassed and said, "Yuanqiao and the others encountered Wuji on their way to Bright Peak. After arriving at Bright Peak, he sided with the Ming Cult."

Oh ho, Zhang Wuji must be trying to avenge his parents. He probably didn't go on a killing spree and wipe out all the members of the four major sects.

"And after that."

"No news has come."

After listening to only half of it, Zhou Yongcheng felt it was uninteresting. "Zhang Yuanji sided with the Ming Cult because the White-browed Eagle King was his maternal grandfather, and because all five major sects except Wudang were his enemies, he couldn't possibly help his enemies to deal with his maternal grandfather."

"Poor Wuji."

"Master Zhang, how about we make a deal?"

Zhou Yongcheng wanted to trade Wudang's cultivation techniques. Although he had obtained quite a few from Zhang Wuji, they were incomplete.

Zhang Sanfeng was curious about what kind of deal Zhou Yongcheng wanted to make with him. "What kind of deal?"

"I'll trade you all your cultivation manuals for a few of these manuals. I have the Nine Yang Manual, the Great Shift of Heaven and Earth, the One Finger Divine Skill, and the Vajra Indestructible Divine Skill. You definitely won't lose out by trading these manuals with me."

Zhang Sanfeng hadn't expected Zhou Yongcheng to possess such powerful martial arts techniques. Without hesitation, he agreed to Zhou Yongcheng's deal.

For Zhang Sanfeng, martial arts techniques were nothing special; if no one practiced them, they would be lost and disappear into the long river of history.

Zhang Sanfeng went to the inner hall and brought out a large wooden box containing all of Wudang's cultivation techniques.

Zhou Yongcheng also took out several of the secret manuals he had mentioned.

Zhou Yongcheng opened the box, and on top of it were Tai Chi Chuan and Tai Chi Swordplay.

"Master Zhang, has the Tai Chi Scripture not been compiled yet?"

"It's not that easy. Just mastering Tai Chi Chuan and Tai Chi Swordplay has consumed most of my life, and the Tai Chi mental cultivation method is even more difficult."

Zhou Yongcheng realized that creating a mental cultivation method was truly difficult. Anyone who could create such a method was someone who founded their own school. He had simply underestimated the challenge.

Zhou Yongcheng did not stay in Wudang Mountain for long before taking his leave.

After leaving Wudang Mountain, Zhou Yongcheng disappeared from the world of The Heaven Sword and Dragon Saber.

A few days later in the real world, my second uncle called to say that the fishpond below was also full of water.

Zhou Yongcheng was busy purchasing fish fry in the real world. He searched for fish fry wholesale on his mobile phone and quickly found several fish fry wholesale addresses.

He drove to one of the addresses, but there were too few available, so Zhou Yongcheng looked around and left.

We went to the next store, a fish fry wholesaler located by the river. It had a large-scale fish farming operation and offered a wide variety of fish.

The boss took Zhou Yongcheng on a tour of the various fish ponds, introducing him to the different species of fish they kept.

"Boss, do you want to buy fish fry or big fish?"

"The survival rate of fish fry released at this time is probably very low."

Before buying fish fry, I asked the fish farmers in the village, and they said that the best time to release fish fry is in winter and spring.

But Zhou Yongcheng didn't want to wait until then, so he came to check first. If there were big fish, he could just buy them and release them.

"It seems the boss is an expert."

"What expert? I only know a little bit. I see you have quite a few big fish in your fishpond, so I'll buy some big fish to release."

Upon hearing this, the shopkeeper glanced at Zhou Yongcheng. This guy was a nouveau riche who bought a large fish to raise; this was the first time he had ever encountered such a person.

"I wonder how many the boss wants to support."

Zhou Yongcheng took out his phone and showed the boss the video of the fishpond that his second uncle had sent him.

"Tell me how many fish I should stock in my two fishponds."

After watching the video on Zhou Yongcheng's phone, the boss said, "Boss, your two fish ponds have flowing water and the water quality is very good. They are a good place to raise fish. I wonder how deep the water is in the two fish ponds."

"The water in the fishpond above is not very deep, and the dam is no more than three meters deep. The dam in the fishpond below is very high, probably six or seven meters high."

The boss thought for a moment and said, "Two fish ponds should be able to raise at least 20,000 to 30,000 fish, but I don't have that many big fish here."

Although he raises fish here, he also sells his fish at the market. He has customers in almost every market in the city, so he doesn't have many large fish.

At this point, the boss felt it was a great pity, as this was a huge business opportunity, but unfortunately, he didn't have enough fish in his fishpond, not counting the fry.

Zhou Yongcheng thought for a moment and said, "I'll take as many big fish as you have here. If it's not enough, I'll buy it from another store."

Next came the catching, weighing, and loading of the fish onto the truck. The owner had several trucks specifically for delivering fish, and soon all the big fish were loaded into the trucks.

They don't have many fish, less than 10,000 jin, but they have a wide variety.

Zhou Yongcheng gave his second uncle's phone number to the fish delivery driver, making sure the location was correct, and told them to call as soon as they arrived.

Zhou Yongcheng spent the whole day buying fish, visiting three fish farms before finally gathering enough fish, totaling just over 30,000.

Some fish are very large, weighing ten or twenty pounds, while the smaller ones weigh at least one or two pounds.

When the villagers saw the fish Zhou Yongcheng had bought, they were all surprised. Zhou Yongcheng had actually bought large fish to release.

The second uncle immediately called Zhou Yongcheng to criticize him.

Zhou Yongcheng said with a smile, "Big fish are easy to raise, but small fish are hard to survive and you have to wait for them to grow up. Big fish don't have to wait for them to grow up. If you want to eat fish, just go fishing. Anyone in the village who wants to eat fish can go fishing."

Unable to win the argument with Zhou Yongcheng, the second uncle hung up the phone.

Zhou Yongcheng shook his head as he looked at the phone. He knew his second uncle meant well, worried that he would spend money recklessly. Some money could have been saved, but Zhou Yongcheng had spent it instead.

Once the fish in the pond were released, there was nothing left for him to do in the village. The villagers who were engaged in aquaculture would have to wait until the second half of next year to sell their fish, so he basically had nothing to do.

However, he couldn't simply turn off his phone and leave the real world to wander in another world. So, while he was away in the other world, he also had to check his phone frequently, just in case someone needed to contact him.