Li Chen’s cultivation was actually like walking a tightrope on the edge of a knife.
It can be said that many of his breakthroughs were extrely perilous, especially in the beginning. Without the guidance of his four grandfathers, he almost relied on unconventional thods to cultivate, and there were many tis he nearly beca demonized.
However, he never spoke of these matters.
His four grandfathers later explained to him that they didn’t guide him because they didn’t want Li Chen to follow their old path. They had already proven with their own experience that their cultivation path couldn’t lead to the strongest route, and that everyone has their own way of cultivation that suits them, and it might not be suitable for Li Chen.
So, Li Chen simply started exploring along his own unconventional path.
However, unconventional paths also have their advantages, at least there aren’t so many constraints to limit his thinking.
Under this mindset, Li Chen began creating his own sword technique.
From unsheathing the sword to drawing it, as his enemies grew stronger, Li Chen had to consider more tricks. After all, although those old routines of past masters were well-honed, battles are instantaneous and ever-changing. Li Chen didn’t expect these old routines to save his life at critical monts.
Therefore, he could only rely on himself.
After truly thinking about the key issue of why he ca here, Li Chen finally stopped hesitating, restored himself to peak condition after eating and drinking his fill, and charged into the demon beast herd with Red Moon in hand once again.
Countless demon beasts lurked in the mist, and among them, there were many whose cultivation surpassed his. But what Li Chen aid to do was challenge these powerful demon beasts.
Using them as stepping stones, he further strengthened his own power.
In fact, demon beasts weren’t entirely without rit either.
At least during this period, Li Chen had learned three to five different life-and-death techniques from these demon beasts.
"In the Jianghu, one can’t always act according to their will. Sotis, if you don’t fight desperately, you can’t survive. Isn’t that just a normal thing?" Li Chen wore a defiant smile on his face and once again strode into the mist.
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With martial artists beginning to integrate into the world of ordinary people, the structure of Huaxia underwent subtle changes. Although it seed like nothing had changed on the surface, if soone observed closely, they’d notice that so neighboring countries, which were initially restless, quieted down almost simultaneously.
The reason was simple: a certain mad martial artist felt he couldn’t make his mark in the land filled with martial artists in Huaxia, so he secretly fled abroad.
Although there were also strong ones and powerful races erging abroad, they were all generally low-key.
However, this mad Huaxia martial artist had no intention of being low-key. As if wanting to vent all the frustration he had accumulated in Huaxia, this madman managed to take control of the entirety of an underground force of a small country in one fell swoop.
He even intended to overthrow that small country’s governnt with his underground force, fortunately, strong individuals from various countries intervened, ultimately stopping this speechless farce.
In the end, this madman was brought back ho and imprisoned, and this was under the premise that the Hongng Pavilion dispatched powerful individuals. Otherwise, there probably would have been no one who could handle him.
On the flip side, it allowed more people to realize the terrifying nature of the Huaxia people.
And the composed, deliberate attitude of the Huaxia authorities further left surrounding countries feeling helpless.
Therefore, during this period, many countries began to change their attitude towards Huaxia, adopting a more conciliatory approach.
Little did they know that despite the nurous martial artists across Huaxia, there were very few who could actually be controlled by the authorities.
The Hongng Pavilion could almost be considered an independent entity, and they only took action for Dragon Soul due to past ties and Elder Ji’s influence.
This ti, the Hongng Pavilion had also sent out a group of young talents for training.
These young individuals were all extraordinary elites in both strength and mind within the Hongng Pavilion. However, no matter how brilliant a genius is, it’s not advisable to sequester oneself away, so the Hongng Pavilion allowed them to venture out.
Now, with the abundance of martial artists and challenges in Huaxia, it was a good opportunity for these young people to hone their skills.
Most of these individuals had grown up in the Hongng Pavilion, with only a few exceptions.
Though they were elites, these people were clueless and without direction upon first erging from the Hongng Pavilion.
"Xiang Fan, have you seen Junior Sister Wan’er?"
"Nope, have you guys seen her?"
"Neither have I."
"Stop dawdling around here," snapped a female disciple of Hongng Pavilion, curling her lip, "you guys want to pursue Junior Sister Wan’er? She ca from the outside world. To her, the outside world is where she really shines. Junior Sister Wan’er and Junior Sister Qilin long ago made plans and left first."
"Huh?" Upon hearing the girl’s words, a group of young n could not help but wear grim expressions.
"Look at you all, like defeated soldiers with your heads hanging down. You want to pursue Junior Sister Wan’er and the others? Get going already!" The girl chided them sharply.
"Yes, Senior Sister." The group of young n finally dispersed and began to head to various places across Huaxia.
So traveled alone, while others went in groups of three or five.
Watching them leave, the girl’s face inadvertently showed a trace of worry.
"Master, you really think these guys can handle what’s going to happen in the future?"
No matter what, the two girls had already disembarked from the plane by then.
"Silver Sun City, we’ve arrived."
The girl stood outside the airport, looking at the scenery, a faint smile gracing her face, leaving many around her dumbfounded.
After not being seen for so ti, perhaps due to an increase in cultivation, Ouyang Wan’er’s temperant had beco even more remarkable. Even standing among the crowd, she could easily catch people’s attention despite her attempts to hide her distinctive qualities, as people would be unconsciously attracted by the graceful aura she exuded.
"Alright, Wan’er, it’s ti for us to go," said a fiery girl beside Ouyang Wan’er, patting her shoulder with a smile, "Don’t forget our plan this ti."
"Of course not." Ouyang Wan’er shook her head, displaying a sweet smile.
That smile once again srized many of the n nearby, and soone even accidentally bumped into a lamppost on the sidewalk.
"Hehehe... Alright, let’s go," Ouyang Wan’er chuckled, sticking out her tongue at the scene, and then covered her mouth.
Just then, an urgent voice ca from behind the two girls.
"Senior Sister, wait for !"
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