Who taught him to practice swordsmanship like this?

Chapter 160 Unreliable Old Deng

After nearly a month of adjustments, Su Baichen's "Illusionary Clone Technique" was finally completed.

This is a technique that he developed independently and was later perfected by Xuan Yin Zhenren. Together they determined the most appropriate Yin-Yang ratio, and most importantly, they figured out a cultivation path that could be followed!

According to this cultivation path, one only needs to be at the initial stage of Qi Refining and have a fifth-grade Illusion Technique level to theoretically master it!

In particular, this "Illusionary Clone Technique" incorporates the principles of second-grade illusionary techniques. Cultivators can use this technique to gain insights and increase their chances of comprehending second-grade illusionary techniques as their cultivation level progresses.

This illusion technique, which greatly enriches the skills of Yin Sect disciples, was actually created by Su Baichen because he wanted to take the time to be lazy while taking care of his child. I wonder what Yin Sect disciples in later generations would think when they learn about this history.

"Bai Chen, how's your cultivation going lately?"

Xuan Yin Zhenren then began to test Su Baichen again.

Su Baichen replied, "The five elements within my chest have already accumulated, and I also feel that my primordial spirit has improved recently. I just don't know if I can start cultivating to the next realm?"

Master Xuanyin said, "Originally, it would be fine for you to start cultivating to the Nascent Soul Realm now, but you should not neglect the integration of spirit and energy and nourishing the spirit with energy. I suggest that you first properly refine the five energies in your chest so that they can be integrated with your own true energy before you try."

"After all, the five elements in the chest belong to the five elements. If they are combined rashly, it may damage the primordial spirit."

"Only by finding the principle of mutual generation of the five elements under the guidance of one's own true qi, and then using the state of mutual generation of the five elements to support the primordial spirit, can the primordial spirit receive the greatest nourishment."

Su Baichen responded, and he also had some thoughts on cultivating the next realm.

But in fact, he has already begun cultivating his primordial spirit.

That strength did not come from the Five Elements Gathering, but from the "Thick Earth Nourishing Spirit Technique". Now, every time he merges his will with the earth's veins, he naturally receives the strength from the earth's veins - it is a feeling similar to being full of energy after a good sleep.

It's not just "The Secret of Nourishing Spirit from Thick Earth," but also "The Clear Illumination of the Moon"!

He has now come to enjoy the feeling of drawing a wisp of lunar essence to illuminate himself, because he has discovered that with each instance of illuminating his own karma, his primordial spirit grows stronger.

Actually, he is now very interested in his own Yin Sect's "Taiyin Yuanzun True Scripture" and wants to try it out.

However, he rationally believed that he should at least wait until he entered the next stage of cultivation before trying this.

He has already gained some insights.

That is, these ancient traditions seem to completely disregard whether others are qualified to cultivate, only concerned with expounding their own doctrines, and not caring whether others can practice them.

The current method of inheritance starts from the basics and gradually improves. The more solid the foundation, the stronger the motivation to move forward.

Just like the Five Qi Gathering at the Origin, it is said to be a cultivation realm, but it is the foundation for preparing for the next realm. It must be solid before moving on.

Su Baichen chose to believe in the certainty he saw, and temporarily rejected the temptation of the uncertainty from the ancient inheritance.

However, just as he continued to solidify his foundation, constantly refining the five elements within his chest with his true energy, and attempting to achieve the external manifestation of the mutual generation of the five elements between his internal organs—

"Junior Brother Bai Chen, there's a Taoist priest outside looking for you."

Suddenly, a senior sister from the Yin Sect came to find Su Baichen, her eyes filled with curiosity.

Su Baichen found it strange, but then he thought of his father—

Goodness, how much time has passed?

He said, "I understand, I'll go take a look."

With that, he took off on his sword and headed towards Yinfeng Gorge.

The senior sister's eyes were full of envy—after all, flying on a sword was a rare and elegant thing to see in the Yin Sect!

Su Baichen, a disciple of the Sword Sect, has turned fourteen after traveling extensively. He has officially entered a period of rapid growth, and his height has increased to about 176cm in the past year, and it looks like he will continue to grow!

Such an outstanding and handsome junior brother has also attracted the attention of the senior sisters.

Su Baichen flew up to Yinfeng Gorge and climbed the Yinfeng Pass city tower. He saw his father, Su Yang, pacing back and forth impatiently on the open ground below the tower.

"You've finally come out."

Su Yang calmed down as soon as he saw Su Baichen.

Although this was only the third time Su Yang had met Su Baichen, his feelings towards this son were completely different.

Su Baichen's existence gave him a sense of "roots" in this world for the first time.

"I couldn't find your mother—"

He lowered his head, looking somewhat defeated.

He came to find Su Baichen without finding his reincarnated wife, perhaps he himself didn't know why he was in such a hurry to give Su Baichen an explanation.

Seeing this, Su Baichen said calmly, "It's alright, I've found it."

"Um?!"

Su Yang looked completely bewildered.

Su Baichen said, "My mother has been reincarnated. He is now a boy nicknamed Gouwa—I brought him back here so I could take care of him closer to home. Would you like to meet him?"

Su Yang asked in surprise, "A young man?"

Su Baichen nodded: "Their original reincarnation was stolen, so it's already quite an achievement that they were able to successfully reincarnate and survive until I found them."

Su Yang hesitated for a moment —

Su Baichen found this hesitation quite distasteful. Could this old man really be planning to find his mother's reincarnation and then continue their past relationship?

This isn't about repaying karma; it's clearly about harming people!

Thankfully, my mother was a boy in this life.

Su Yang hesitated for a long time before finally letting out a long sigh: "In that case, I can only wish him a lifetime of happiness."

Su Baichen nodded resolutely: "Of course, I will definitely protect him for life."

Su Yang suddenly realized that he was the weaker one in front of Su Baichen.

He hesitated for a moment, then asked, "Are you really unwilling to come with me? If you come with me, you will become a third-generation disciple of the Heavenly Venerable, which is—"

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Su Baichen said seriously, "I am a disciple of Changchun Palace, and that cannot be changed."

"Moreover, my mother's reincarnation is also in Changchun Palace. With the protection of Changchun Palace, I cannot leave even for this reason."

Indeed, if Su Baichen were to talk about his lineage, Su Yang would simply scoff. But if we're talking about this—

Su Yang said dejectedly, "Fine, you guys stay here for now, I'll think of something else."

Su Baichen glanced at him with some curiosity, wondering what this old man was up to.

He had already sensed Su Yang's unreliability, and he was now worried that the old man might suddenly pull a fast one and cause him a big disaster.

But before he could say anything, Su Yang had already disappeared.

He possesses unparalleled cultivation, appearing and disappearing without a trace, but unfortunately, he's an unreliable thief.

Su Baichen didn't want to get involved with this old man at all; he just hoped that he wouldn't interfere with his affairs.