Spiritual Energy Rejuvenation: I Began Cultivating By Farming Chapter 1856 - 1068:

The old General took the Pills and learned the Cultivation Technique and Secret Manual. In just two days, he used the free ti within his son’s room Formation, where ti was sped up by a hundredfold, to embark on the path of Cultivation.

Once he entered the first phase of Qi Refining, he had his son teach him Martial Strength and Movent Technique.

His son was already capable of using Spells, and within the Formation, he could feel the power of his son’s Cultivation Technique when practicing Spells.

But driven by fervor to beco stronger, he wanted to quickly reach his son’s level in a short ti, to learn Spells as well.

The Great General didn’t doubt his son’s words about an impending invasion from another nation in just over 20 days.

Having encountered such fantastical things like Cultivation and becoming Immortal, how could he not believe?

Throughout his military career, the Great General had always been loyal to the country, moving wherever danger arose.

Usually, so Generals would guard the Frontier City, but here, his large army was deployed because the neighboring country was too aggressive, constantly provoking them.

When they engaged in battle, they defeated the other side, causing them to cease their attacks temporarily.

A certain emperor grew accustod to a luxurious lifestyle and had already forgotten the country’s crisis.

After driving back the enemy, they had no intention of attacking further and thus issued orders only to hold the Frontier City.

It wasn’t that they lacked ambition for more territory but because they didn’t want to take risks.

When the other country provoked them, they only thought of defense and had no intention of taking the initiative to attack.

Learning Martial Strength and Movent Technique from his son, the Great General felt that his son should teach other Generals these skills in daily life as well.

He also knew that so people wouldn’t respect his son; as a Great General, he couldn’t personally teach them.

The army wasn’t solely under their family’s na. Knowing there were spies in the army, they would pass the best Combat Power to the teams they led.

As for the army, of course, it was the people from their line, learning powerful Combat Power and training trusted soldiers together.

They couldn’t let all one hundred thousand troops beco stronger; within small elite squads, they ford battle-ready teams.

The Young General didn’t completely trust the other family mbers, but teaching them Martial Strength and Movent Technique, and selecting certain individuals from past life mories, made it possible to use their daily training ti effectively, raising their physical abilities by a level in more than 20 days.

Suspected spies would be excluded from this list.

The Young General suspected there were issues with his half-brother, but he lacked evidence.

In experiences from his past life, the half-brother also died, so even as a betraying spy, could he gain anything during the betrayal?

According to his father’s plan, in just two days, the Young General beca an instructor to so people.

First instructing these leaders in Fist Technique, Saber Technique, and Movent Technique, he allowed these leaders to learn and then picked more capable Young Generals, taking competent soldiers and forming group after group for exercises.

As for those chosen, the Generals, following the son’s advice, sent them outside the camps for missions.

For so soldiers without status, even if they noticed certain individuals training mysteriously, they weren’t qualified to investigate.

Certain people dispatched by the General felt sothing unusual; military orders were strict, and they couldn’t refuse.

They just wondered whether, while working outside, they could sohow communicate abnormalities within the military to outsiders.

Could they connect with outside forces to create more issues, forcing those mysterious trainees to deploy?

The Great General and the Young General would train every day during breaks in the Young General’s room.

Outsiders simply thought that the father and son had a close relationship, such that they even shared a bed.

Those envious were naturally close to the Great General.

Even so leaders and soldiers, inford of the situation, felt jealous.

So were selected for training, while others were excluded.

After the Young General secretly trained so individuals, many bandits or small groups quietly infiltrated beyond the city gates in the following days.

They were intercepted and detected by their people, who effectively stopped those bandits and those sneaking into the city to cause trouble.

The Young General’s abilities extended hundreds of ters around him, allowing him to know specific individuals’ actions.

During Cultivation, usually at night, he would secretly arrange Formations at the city gates and walls. If there were sudden attacks, alarms would be raised.

As for the troublemaking bandits, he discreetly designed Formations along certain routes when he suspected them.

For spies attempting to communicate with outsiders to cause chaos, it was within his covered range to see their every move clearly.

If he noticed certain suspicious individuals, he would keep a close watch on them.

The Great General, knowing certain people were spies, ordered his son to eliminate them quietly.

Making the opponents disappear without a trace.

Silently taking them out without anyone knowing.

The Young General had a certain dangerous item in hand, a kind of spray that, when used on soone, would cause their body to turn into water.

Lightning-quick, it turned them into water, causing them to drop dead before they could even cry out in pain.

With such a useful item, even the Great General detested it.

It’s an assassin’s necessity.