Transmigrating Through the Heavens: Starting with the Silly Pillar of the Courtyard

Chapter 353 Leaving the Martial Arts School

Master Wang certainly wouldn't believe that Wu Tao could break through to the Martial King level. Later, he regretted countless times why he hadn't trusted his intuition.

He could have been that person's benefactor, or at least made them remember his kindness.

However, his stubborn belief that Wu Tao would not become a genius caused him to miss the only opportunity to get closer to that person.

At that time, he could have easily gained a huge favor by simply spending tens of thousands of taels of silver.

Whenever Master Wang thinks of this in the future, he will slap himself twice.

That being was someone he, a mere innate grandmaster, could no longer even dream of.

Wu Tao walked along the road with his bag on his back, looking around at everything.

As expected, the environment was similar to that of the Great Yan Dynasty, and also highly similar to that of the cultivation world.

Wu Tao found this world quite interesting.

Having lived in the modern world for a long time, people in ancient times only needed to overcome the problems of going to the toilet and taking a bath; everything else was fine.

Besides, he can enter his personal space at any time to take a shower, use the toilet, and even have his meals taken care of.

Wu Tao walked straight down the road until he came to a dusty little courtyard.

He took out an iron key from his pocket, inserted it into the lock, and turned it twice.

"Click"

The lock loosened, and Wu Tao gently pushed the door open.

Wu Tao walked into the courtyard, turned around and closed the door.

He knew his mother usually came home in the morning, and since he had been working at Jinxilou for several years, there was no rush for her to come home that night.

As for how to persuade him, he had already thought it all out.

Master Wang wasn't excited about Wu Tao breaking through to the Martial Warrior realm at fifteen because Wu Tao had too few resources.

Master Wang wants to find a true genius and then invest heavily in them.

As for the true genius that Master Wang believes in, it is naturally someone who started cultivating at the age of ten and broke through to the level of a martial artist at the age of thirteen.

However, the Great Xia Kingdom is different. In order to win over the people, the Great Xia Kingdom attaches great importance to warriors who break through to the level of warrior at the age of fifteen.

As long as such a warrior is willing to join the army, he will be treated as a corps leader.

At the same time, they can also receive generous treatment in the army, among which the low price of elixirs and magical artifacts is very attractive to many talented martial artists.

Wu Tao doesn't need this. He only needs to find some medicinal herb seeds so he can plant them directly in his personal space.

Having gained experience in the cultivation world, Wu Tao knew how to quickly stimulate the seed.

The monsters of this world are the best fertilizer. When the time comes, with the medicinal herbs, he will be able to refine pills that far surpass those of this world.

Martial Master, Innate Grandmaster, and Martial King are just appetizers for him; perhaps only Martial Emperor requires time to master.

Wu Tao already knew from the fusion of memories that Fengcheng would experience a beast tide basically every ten years.

It seems that the monsters also need to relieve pressure by launching a beast tide, since ferocious beasts usually give birth to litters.

If this continues, even the resources available to the monsters will become insufficient.

Launching a beast tide would clear out the excess population and allow those geniuses to obtain more resources in the war.

Every time there's a beast tide, as long as humans and monsters survive, they can obtain a large amount of resources afterward.

Wu Tao remembered correctly, the next beast tide wouldn't be more than five years away.

Five years is enough time for him to cultivate to the peak of martial arts master.

They could use the beast tide to obtain enough monster corpses at once, and then take the opportunity to escape the army and travel outside.

Decades later, when he returns in triumph, no one can say for sure what extraordinary adventures he had.

Wu Tao has too many secrets and is not suited to stay in one place for long.

When he was weak, some secrets might have cost him his life.

Wu Tao tidied up the house, then went into his personal space to cook, eat, wash up, and go to sleep.

I got up at six in the morning, washed up, made breakfast, and then slipped out.

He placed two meat buns and a bowl of rice porridge on the table before leisurely waiting for Liu Cuihua to return.

Liu Cuihua ran into a familiar customer last night; they had met a few times before, so there wasn't much formality between them.

Thanks to Liu Cuihua's flattery, the other party was very satisfied with her performance and even gave her an extra ten taels of silver in the morning.

The banquet fee was divided into four taels, the overnight fee into five taels, and with the ten taels tip that didn't need to be divided, she earned nineteen taels in one night.

Liu Cuihua felt that she could earn five hundred taels this month if she worked hard.

She was content, waiting for her son to become a martial arts master in the future. Not only would he be able to support her in her old age, but he would also have the opportunity to break through to the Innate Grandmaster level.

If her son could break through to the Innate Grandmaster level, she could face her husband with her head held high even in death.

He told him that he had not let his son down and that he had raised his son to become a Grandmaster of the Primordial Realm.

When the time comes, my husband will surely forgive me for all the ridiculous things I've done over the years, considering that our son has become a Grandmaster of the Innate Realm.

Liu Cuihua was feeling quite pleased with herself when she suddenly noticed that her front door was open.

She immediately became alert. As a single woman, especially since she worked at the Golden Jubilee Building, she was not immune to harassment from local thugs who tried to come to her home.

However, the laws of the Great Xia Kingdom are very strict, especially the methods used against those who commit crimes are extremely harsh.

Unless the other party has extremely powerful connections or no one reports it to the authorities, no one dares to act recklessly.

So who was this audacious thief who dared to break into my home?

Liu Cuihua secretly came to the door and peered into the courtyard through the crack in the door.

She had already decided that once she found out which bastard it was, she would immediately report it to the authorities.

When Liu Cuihua took a look, she was dumbfounded.

"Son, what are you doing at home?"

When Liu Cuihua saw her son practicing boxing in the yard, she immediately felt relieved and pushed open the door to go inside.

However, Liu Cuihua was also surprised, as she knew better than anyone how hard her son worked every day.

This is why she persists in making money, no matter how frustrated she feels.

She didn't want her son to have any regrets later because the family was poor.

"Mom, go wash up and eat first, we'll talk later."

Although Liu Cuihua was still a little dazed, she was indeed hungry when she heard her son say that it was time to eat.

In the past, when she came home in the morning, she would cook something for herself, eat it, and then go to sleep.

After waking up from her afternoon nap and having lunch, she arrived at Jinxi Building before four o'clock. There, someone helped her with her makeup and preparation, and she was ready to officially meet guests at five o'clock.

When Liu Cuihua arrived at the dining table, she saw two large meat buns, a bowl of rice porridge, and a small dish of side dishes.

Liu Cuihua was touched. She picked up the bowl, took the big meat bun, and ate it with great relish.

My son used to come home only once a month. After lunch, he would take the money and food for the month and then leave in a hurry.

Each time, Liu Cuihua had to suppress her longing and worry, and instead always smiled and comforted her son, telling him that she was doing well and that he shouldn't worry.

In fact, Liu Cuihua woke up crying countless times from her dreams.

She didn't know why she was crying; was it because she felt wronged or guilty?

But she, a woman, had done everything she could in this world.