One person said: "If I make you a holy child, will you be granted godhood through the art of Gu

There is also a test of strength, requiring a battle against ancient Gu worms.

However, these challenges were not difficult for Jiang Mo and his group, and they soon arrived at the core of the palace.

Deep within the palace, they discovered a vast library.

The library houses countless ancient books, each containing valuable knowledge about Gu techniques.

"That's incredible."

Looking at the room full of books, Master Wan Gu's eyes gleamed with the fervor of a scholar. "The knowledge here is enough for me to study for a lifetime."

"Take your time to study it," Jiang Mo said. "We'll wait for you outside."

But just as Master Wan Gu began to peruse the ancient texts, a giant Gu cocoon suddenly appeared in the center of the library.

The cocoon exuded an ancient and mysterious aura, as if it had existed for countless years.

"What is this?" Feng Baobao asked curiously.

"It looks like some kind of special Gu worm," the Little Gu King said after careful observation. "And it's a type I've never seen before."

Its aura is even more ancient and pure than mine.

Just as everyone was speculating, the cocoon began to change.

Fine cracks appeared on the surface, through which a soft light shone.

Then, a voice came from the cocoon.

"Finally, someone has arrived." The voice was old yet kind. "I have waited for so, so long."

"Who are you?" Jiang Mo asked.

"I am the ancestor of all Gu, the founder of the Gu Dao."

The voice replied, "To preserve the ultimate legacy of the Gu Dao, I sealed myself here."

"Now that I've sensed the aura of the Gu God, I can finally inherit this knowledge."

The cocoon burst open completely, and an old man dressed in an ancient robe emerged from it.

Although he looked old, his eyes shone with profound wisdom.

"The Ancestor of All Gu!" The True Man of All Gu was so excited he could barely speak. "You're really still alive!"

"Alive? Perhaps." The Ancestor of All Gu smiled. "I have transcended the concepts of life and death, becoming the embodiment of the Gu Dao itself."

"Now I will impart to you the ultimate secrets of the Gu Dao."

He walked up to Jiang Mo and carefully examined the young Gu God.

"Interesting. Your Gu cultivation has reached my level back then."

He nodded approvingly, "Moreover, it has integrated knowledge from other systems, truly deserving the title of a new era's Gu God."

"But you're still missing one thing."

"What is it?" Jiang Mo asked.

"Understanding the origins of Gu Dao," explained the Ancestor of All Gu. "Although you have mastered the techniques of Gu Dao, you have not yet grasped its true essence."

"The Way of Gu is not merely a technique for controlling Gu worms, but a philosophy of life, a wisdom for living in harmony with nature."

"Please enlighten me." Jiang Mo bowed respectfully.

The Ancestor of All Gu nodded and then began to impart the ultimate secrets of Gu Dao.

"The essence of Gu magic lies in its endless cycle of life," he said slowly. "All things possess a spirit, and all things can be used to create Gu."

"A true Gu master is not the master of the Gu worms, but a friend of life and a partner of nature."

"We are not trying to conquer nature, but rather to integrate with it and become part of its cycle."

With the explanation from the Ancestor of All Gu, Jiang Mo gained a completely new understanding of the Gu Dao.

Although his previous cultivation was powerful, it was always accompanied by human arrogance, believing that he could be above nature.

Now he understood that the true way of Gu is to let go of this arrogance and communicate with all things with an equal mindset.

"I understand." Jiang Mo seemed to have grasped something. "The highest level of Gu Dao is not control, but coordination."

"It's not about conquering, it's about integrating."

"Very good." The Ancestor of All Gu nodded in satisfaction. "Now that you have understood the essence of the Gu Dao, I will pass on my final inheritance to you."

He stretched out his hand, and a pure light shot out from his palm, entering Jiang Mo's brow.

In an instant, countless knowledge of Gu Dao flooded into Jiang Mo's consciousness.

This knowledge includes not only technical aspects, but also philosophical reflections.

Jiang Mo felt his Gu Dao cultivation level rise several levels in an instant, reaching an unprecedented height.

"Now you are the true God of Gu," the Ancestor of All Gu said with satisfaction. "I hope you can use this knowledge to bring blessings to all living beings."

"I will," Jiang Mo solemnly promised.

After the inheritance was completed, the body of the Ancestor of Ten Thousand Gu began to become transparent.

"My mission is complete; it's time for me to leave."

He said calmly, "I hope the art of Gu can flourish in your hands."

After saying that, he vanished into thin air, as if he had never existed.

But the books in the library are still there, proving that everything that just happened was real.

"This is amazing!" exclaimed the Master of Ten Thousand Gu. "The legacy of the Ancestor of Ten Thousand Gu has given us a completely new understanding of the Gu Dao."

"Now we can create a truly new system of Gu cultivation."

After returning from the Myriad Gu Secret Realm, Jiang Mo began to think about how to use his newly acquired knowledge of Gu Dao.

The inheritance from the Ancestor of Ten Thousand Gu not only enhanced his strength, but more importantly, changed his way of thinking.

"I want to establish a new Gu Dao Academy."

He told Master Wan Gu, "It's not about cultivating powerful Gu masters, but about spreading the philosophical ideas of the Gu Dao."

&34;To help more people understand the importance of living in harmony with nature. &34;

"That's a good idea," Master Wan Gu agreed. "Modern civilization often overemphasizes conquest and control, neglecting the harmonious relationship with nature."

The philosophy of Gu (a form of witchcraft) can precisely compensate for this deficiency.

So they began to plan and build a new Gu Dao Academy.

The academy is located in a beautiful natural environment with rich biodiversity, making it an ideal place to learn the art of Gu.

"We won't build grand structures," Jiang Mo said during the planning process, "but rather, we aim for perfect integration with the natural environment."

"To allow students to experience the beauty of harmony with nature during the learning process."

The college's buildings feature a unique design, with each building appearing as if it grew out of the ground naturally.

Classrooms are built in the canopy of large trees, dormitories are hidden among the rocks on the hillside, and the library is built behind a waterfall.

The entire college looks more like a beautiful nature park than a traditional educational institution.

"It's so beautiful!" exclaimed Feng Baobao after visiting the academy. "Studying in such an environment must be very enjoyable."

"The environment is indeed important," Jiang Mo said. "The art of Gu cultivation emphasizes perception and experience; a beautiful environment can inspire a student's spirituality."

After the academy was built, it began to enroll its first batch of students.

However, Jiang Mo's recruitment criteria are quite unique. They don't look at ability or talent, but rather at character and temperament.

"We are looking to recruit people who truly love life and respect nature."

He told the admissions officer, "Even if someone is mediocre, as long as they have a pure heart, they can be admitted."