Ms. Diviner: The Prodigal Daughter's Return Chapter 150 Never Give Up

After all, she must have run hundreds, nearly a thousand miles by now, her Qi almost depleted, her legs trembling with fatigue.

Mu Hanyan hadn’t given up though; dragging her legs as heavy as lead, she moved forward slowly but resolutely. Her consciousness, too, had begun to blur from extre fatigue.

"I mustn’t give up, never give up," a voice echoed endlessly in her mind. Reborn as a human, this thought in her heart beca incredibly firm—no matter the peril or dead end faced, even at life’s final mont, Mu Hanyan would never give up.

Finally, under that imnse pressure, the last bit of Qi she had used to defend her entire body shattered violently, and that pure yet fierce power rushed uncontrollably into her ridians.

Imdiately, Mu Hanyan felt a heart-piercing pain from the damage to her ridians, making her entire body shiver.

Yet, it was this excruciating pain that brought her sowhat muddled consciousness back to clarity.

She could not let this power destroy her ridians, for that would an certain death. Mu Hanyan, enduring the bone-piercing pain, guarded her ntal state and began to channel the Heavenly Heart Technique.

Just like managing floodwaters, it’s better to dredge than to dam. Faced with the imnse and formidable power of the Dragon Blood Stone, it was impossible to block. The only option was to guide it—a person couldn’t just watch as her ridians were completely destroyed and then die a wrongful death, right?

Mu Hanyan didn’t want to end up like an insect trapped in amber; while amber with insects inside is valuable, replacing it with a little person might be worth even more. But what did its value matter to her?

As the Heavenly Heart Technique operated, Mu Hanyan, using the Concentrating Inner Vision, was surprised to discover a red stream of Qi flowing through her ridians following the route of her cultivation technique.

Originally, she thought it would be difficult to divert the power of the Dragon Blood Stone, but it turned out to be unexpectedly easy. Mu Hanyan suddenly rembered that her Heavenly Heart Technique was no longer the Mu Family’s inherited skills but a skill learned from the Star Illusion Thousand Machine. It was a continuation of the Heavenly Heart Technique, but far more profound and intricate, essentially an upgraded version of the Mu Family’s Heavenly Heart Technique, or perhaps a simplified version of it.

Fortunately, she had learned the Heavenly Heart Technique from Star Illusion Thousand Machine; otherwise, it wouldn’t have been so easy with the Mu Family’s simplified version.

While feeling fortunate, Mu Hanyan also wondered, why did Star Illusion Thousand Machine have this cultivation technique? Could this treasure be related to the Mu Family? But when she had last confided in her father, he hadn’t ntioned anything about this.

Now obviously wasn’t the ti to ponder these questions. Having temporarily resolved the imdiate crisis, Mu Hanyan temporarily averted the danger, but another crisis was still looming.

The powerful force of the Dragon Blood Stone continued to pour into her ridians. Although she managed to gather this power by guiding it with the Heavenly Heart Technique, rapidly circulating it to avoid damage to her ridians, as the power grew stronger, her ridians could no longer contain it.

Mu Hanyan tried to unleash a sword strike but found that although she could control the power within the ridians, she couldn’t project it outward and couldn’t utilize it at all.

If she couldn’t find an outlet to release it, she would eventually be ruptured alive by this power.

Seeing the power pouring into her ridians growing stronger, and even though she was operating at full speed, her ridians were about to reach their breaking point, on the very edge of bursting. Mu Hanyan, who had cald down a bit, was once again filled with imnse anxiety.