With Cultivation Simulator in a Chaotic World Chapter 70: Chronicle of Rebirth and Cultivation

He thought of Qian Feng, the old man who willingly beca a malevolent spirit just to ’survive’.

Jiang Ming felt that there were certainly so things missing from this record.

Jiang Ming put down the booklet, as the multitude of information in his mind was swiftly organized by his powerful mind.

Jiang Ming looked up towards the second floor.

He needed rits to obtain them.

For Jiang Ming, obtaining rits was not a difficult task. Evergreen City operated as usual, and no one knew that Evergreen City had already disappeared.

"Before that... simulate!"

Jiang Ming quickly walked back to the Lion Roar Martial Arts Hall.

Although Qian Feng said that no one in Evergreen City would pay attention to him, there might still be monitoring things inside Chaofeng Pavilion, unlike the Lion Roar Martial Arts Hall.

Qian Feng did not believe that Jiang Ming could obtain useful information in such a short period, so he was not anxious to find Qian Feng.

"Start the simulation!"

Golden light filled the room, and the scroll opened.

[Host Information]

[Na: Jiang Ming]

[Talent: Five Spirit Roots Cultivation Talent, Weak Comprehension Bonus, Arm Strength, Robust]

[Cultivation: Qi Refining Second Layer]

[Storage Space: None]

[Archival Card: Li Jin]

[Number of Simulations Completed: 1]

[Spirit Points: 103.2]

[Reincarnation Simulation in Progress: Zhu Chen]

[Spend 20 Spirit Points to start the second simulation of this reincarnation?]

"Yes!"

Golden text appeared on the scroll.

Reflected in Jiang Ming’s eyes was a brilliant cultivation world.

[Simulation evaluation relates to simulation rewards, please do your utmost.]

[Archive Two · Zhu Chen]

[Location: Changzhou, Daqi Dynasty, Huiguang County]

[Background: Ordinary tenant farr family]

[Talent: Micro-Operation Master, Spirit Root Blind Box, Innate Adventure]

[Remaining Simulations: Three]

[In the year 1680 of the Daqi Calendar, you were born into a humble tenant farr family]

[Your arrival only made your honest and simple father happily eat an extra bowl of rice at night, put a tender smile on your mother’s face, and made your brother curious about the newly born you.]

[But looking at these familiar yet very unfamiliar faces, you were stunned for a mont, forgetting to cry like a baby.]

[You rembered that just a mont ago you were feeling the dispersal of Spiritual Qi in your Dantian and the fading of your last breath. You even rembered the inheritance you left to your three disciples. But now, unbelievably reborn, you started questioning whether it was an evil path illusion.]

[However, the very real sensations quickly convinced you that you had indeed been reborn, living through transmigration and rebirth. You never anticipated both these events would happen to you.]

[Reborn, in the year 1680 of the Daqi Calendar, while you achieved Nirvana in 1792 in your previous life, you swore this life would not end the sa.]

The Daqi’s hierarchical system is strict; a tenant farr’s child can only be a tenant farr.

But this is only for ordinary people—with martial artists, not to ntion cultivators, it’s enough to break the rules to so extent.

Rules always are made by the strong for the weak; how can the weak constrain the strong?

In the first simulation, Zhu Chen matured stealthily for sixteen years before he gained moderate martial strength to leave and enter Jianghu.

It doesn’t require that long now.

The young Zhu Chen lay in a sowhat simple cradle; his parents had already gone to work, leaving behind a brother not much older than Zhu Chen to care for him at ho.

"Ergou, grow up quickly, we’ll help our parents farm later."

The elder brother was taken from uncle’s family; Zhu Dazhu’s first wife couldn’t bear children and later died; Zhu’s Mother is essentially the elder brother’s stepmother.

The elder brother is already ten years old, with a sowhat funny maturity on his face.

Zhu Chen opened his eyes, a maturity beyond an infant flashing in his eyes when his brother wasn’t looking.

Practicing martial arts requires waiting until age twelve, but cultivation does not.

If conditions are t, training can begin in the womb.

So genius-tier talents are born with cultivation already.]

Of course, Zhu Chen, living nearly 120 years, has never seen such individuals; it’s rely a possibility.

An infant’s ridians are extrely fragile but barely ford.

Zhu Chen began attempting to feel Qi sensitivity.

The Five Spirit Roots remained but were currently unsuitable for absorbing Spiritual Qi.

Zhu Chen only guided Spiritual Qi into the body to improve physical qualities, storing Qi within the flesh and bones.

Simultaneously, he operated the Celestial Demon Heart Devouring Technique, attempting to accelerate the guidance.

As for Mortal Martial Arts Techniques, they were unnecessary.

A hundred parts of so-called Divine Internal Power aren’t even half as powerful as True Essence.

"In 1688, a Spiritual Spring erged from the ground, evaporating in three days... because of it, I nded bodily deficiencies and even improved my talent to so degree, allowing for my rampage through the Jianghu."

"Based on my current knowledge, this spring was likely an Epheral Spring; consuming it, mortals couldn’t digest even a tenth of its efficacy."

"I wasted this opportunity in my past life, but in this life, I can fully exploit it to accelerate my growth..."

Zhu Chen’s eyes flashed with a sharp gleam.

He then closed his eyes and fell asleep.

Infants are prone to sleep.

............

Jiang Ming looked at the golden words on the scroll, now sowhat comprehending the application of these Innate Adventures.

Innate Adventures refer to fated encounters.

Destiny in the Cultivation Realm isn’t predetermined; everything is chaos. Innate Adventures directly place the encounter within destiny.

The first life garnered the encounter but was perhaps not fully explored; the second life allows full utilization.

Therefore, this type of talent is better suited for archival choices preparing for a second-life simulation.

In 1688, an Epheral Spring encounter.

In 1694, the Dragon Gate Conference comnced, albeit the one prior to the previous life’s conference.

Other information points were more abundant in Zhu Chen’s mind.

There were Jianghu disturbances and local loose cultivator gathering spots.

The Dragon Gate Order’s location was recorded early under Jiang Ming’s influence in Zhu Chen’s journal.

Additionally, there were small encounters at the cultivator level around Huiguang County.

These could all beco Zhu Chen’s provision.

A loose cultivator is a dead-end, especially for Jiang Ming, who mainly practices combat.

Cultivators with production abilities like Alchemists, Talisman Masters, and Artifact Refiners are more welcod in the cultivation market; there are plenty of loose cultivators who rely fight.

Zhu Chen knew so Talisman Techniques, although few and very basic.

Joining a sect is genuinely beneficial, providing ample resources, with each performing their role, and backed by power, which deters so strong individuals from acting rashly.

Those cultivators claiming they enjoy freedom and resist joining a sect mostly find the "grapes sour" because they can’t reach them.

[In the year 1688 of the Daqi Calendar, following clues from your mories, you arrived at the precise location on the exact day and obtained an Epheral Spring.]