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Qi Wuhuo ultimately used more than three hundred Cloud Seals as examples to convey to Yun Qin the true essence of the technique that he had comprehended. However, the young girl remained somewhat bewildered. The young Daoist pondered for a moment before smiling and saying: “Then let’s do this. When you look at those Cloud Seals, empty your mind, let your gaze soften, then look again, remember again. Do not focus on how they are written—only look at their true meaning.” “Try once more.” After…-
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Qi Wuhuo lightly lifted his brush. When he saw that character, he finally managed, with great effort, to write down what he had ‘seen’ in his heart—the . But that was all he could do. The young Daoist’s body swayed slightly. One hand rested on the table to steady himself as the sudden exhaustion hit him the moment he finished writing the character. Then, he carefully examined it. The longer he looked, the more he felt— "As expected..." "Just as Yun Qin said, this is truly too difficult." "I…
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Yun Qin asked in confusion: “Harassed by a bald donkey?” Old Yellow Ox immediately realized he had misspoken and hurriedly said: “Ah, Little Yun Qin, don’t learn that term. Your father might be fine with it, but if your mother finds out, Uncle Niu won’t have a good time.” The young girl blinked. “Uncle Niu, do you recognize this egg?” Old Yellow Ox stroked his chin and pondered: “I can only say that I have a rough guess about its type.” “But whether it is as I suspect depends on…
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The young Daoist stepped aside and carefully took the bird egg from the soft cushion, bringing it closer to the . The Old Yellow Ox scrutinized it closely for a while, then had Qi Wuhuo pick up the egg and turn it over. After repeating the process several times, he asked Qi Wuhuo about his experiences. Suddenly, he let out a sigh of relief in his heart: ‘Hah, I see now! So that's how it is. That monk had no eye for such things and misidentified it!’ That nearly scared this old ox to death—he thought…
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In the following days, Qi Wuhuo found himself enjoying a rare moment of leisure. Each day, he would recite Daoist scriptures to the peacock egg or practice swordplay, guiding his Qi in smooth circulation. He would also tend to Lian Shulan’s health within the village, then venture into the mountains to gather medicinal herbs, spending time playing with that little medicine spirit. Upon returning, he would take out the alchemy furnace left by Tantai Xuan and begin refining pills, accumulating the most…
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Qi Wuhuo sensed another change in the mirror. Reactivating the , the face of the Old Yellow Ox immediately appeared before his eyes, as if it were trying to squeeze entirely into the mirror. Its face was filled with eagerness as it said: “Wuhuo, Wuhuo, listen to your Uncle Niu!” The young Daoist chuckled and said: “Uncle Niu, slow down. No need to be so anxious.” The Old Yellow Ox took a deep breath to steady itself, then gave a rough explanation of the matter. Slapping its chest, it declared:…
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This Danyang Celestial Palace is where the of the Shangqing Lingbao lineage are stored. The of ordinary disciples are brought here by their masters, recorded on individual jade slips. These are organized according to the different branches of the lineage and by seniority, with those of lesser status placed in the outermost areas. At the very core, the jade slips that circulate belong to the disciples of figures such as and other Celestial Monarchs and True Lords. And upon this jade wall, it records the…
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The old man caught sight of Qi Wuhuo, and Qi Wuhuo cupped his hands in a slight salute. The old man released the child’s arm and smiled, saying: “So it was you, little friend! Haha, I never expected that after parting a few days ago, we would meet again here. It seems we are truly fated.” “Come, come, if you have some free time, how about playing a round of chess with this old man?” The child looked up and said: “Eh? You’re not playing with me anymore?” “Then… what about my candied…
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Qi Wuhuo placed all the items he had purchased into the sword case on his back. Then, unable to resist, he opened the manuscript given to him by Mr. Ao Liu. Amidst the bustling street, he walked forward while slowly flipping through its pages. It was a manuscript on cultivating divine abilities, yet at the same time, it was also a manual on the game of Go. The text began with an explanation of the in Go and gradually extended to the cultivated by practitioners. It read: "According to the innate, it is…
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Qi Wuhuo saw that the monk had a gentle expression. He appeared to be just over thirty years old, yet his demeanor was clear and tranquil, resembling a young monk. However, his eyes were calm and without ripples, as if he had long grown accustomed to the fleeting splendor of the mortal world. He merely greeted the young Daoist warmly before turning away to look at the pleasure house. Qi Wuhuo left, and on his way, he overheard people laughing and discussing the strange events of the day. Strange, truly…
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