I only want to win over the fairy.

However, lechers are an exception. As far as Bai Yi knows, there are many people in the cultivation world who take advantage of fairies being seriously injured or unconscious to help them take off their clothes and heal their wounds. After waking up, they are beaten as hooligans, and eventually, they use this incident to their advantage and gradually become partners.

Just like in many martial arts novels, when a woman is injured and needs to pass on her skills, they need to take off their clothes.

This seems normal, but Bai Yi knows very well that when it comes to healing, there is often no need to take off your clothes. After all, you are cultivating immortality, and the pills and healing spells you use are much better than other people's clothes.

Anyone who takes advantage of someone's injury or unconsciousness to strip off their fairy clothes and then uses that as an excuse is either a novice who doesn't know any better or someone with malicious intent!

But usually, it's the fairy who gets stripped, so how come it's your turn and you're the one who gets stripped by someone else?

Looking at Luo Jiuxiao's appearance, it seems that he is completely different from what I thought. This kind of guy who has no resistance or aversion to these things, and whose first thought is different from that of normal people, is generally called a natural airhead.

This guy, could he just be a natural airhead?

Well, it's a rare treat to come to the Zixiao Sword Sect, and the Nine Provinces are enjoying a rare period of peace. There's nothing I need to do for the time being, so it would be a shame not to come and learn some swordsmanship.

Bai Yi's swordsmanship was learned from the Xuan Tian Sect. Although he improved it later, it was only an improvement in strength, not in swordsmanship. In other words, even if he threw away his sword and replaced it with a sword, spear, or halberd of the same level, it would not have a significant impact on his combat power.

When it comes to swordsmanship, the Purple Cloud Sword Sect is undoubtedly the one among the nine great immortal sects that has studied it the most. Therefore, it is still very necessary to study swordsmanship.

If things continue to be peaceful, he feels he could easily visit the Hundred Flowers Valley and Penglai Immortal Mountain, and further explore the arts of alchemy and magic.

Having more skills is never a bad thing.

[After learning about the situation outside through Luo Jiuxiao, and knowing that the high-level combat forces of the Xuantian Sect have gone to guard the forbidden zone of life, you're not in a hurry to go back. After all, there's not much point in going back if there's no one on Tianxuan Peak.]

You've decided to stay at the Purple Cloud Sword Sect and diligently study the art of swordsmanship.

Luo Jiuxiao was somewhat surprised to learn that you wanted to stay and study. She seemed completely unprepared for someone like you to specifically stay at the Zixiao Sword Sect, and even less could she imagine what she could teach you here. However, she didn't show much of this, but instead told you that you could stay as long as you wanted, as her house was quite large.

[Having received permission, your affection for the Zixiao Sword Sect and the girl before you has greatly increased. Feeling incredibly sleepy, you drifted off to sleep on your way back, easily entering a healthy, baby-like slumber.]

Luo Jiuxiao was well aware that Bai Di was in a bad state.

Even a powerful cultivator, while asleep, would not be unaware of being touched. Yet, the White Emperor was easily stripped of his clothes and placed in his own bath for a medicinal bath, which undoubtedly indicates that the other party was in a very poor condition.

Of course, even if the other party is in a bad state, they are not someone that just anyone can scheme against.

The main reason I was able to contact the other party unharmed was that I had no ill intentions towards the White Emperor. If I really had the idea of ​​harming the White Emperor, the imperial weapon on the White Emperor would probably have chopped me into mincemeat in an instant, and not just bones but also soul.

So after discovering this, she came up with a plan, a plan to temporarily keep Bai Di at the Zixiao Sword Sect.

Her plan was simple: to tell everything she knew, especially anything related to Baidi, without missing a single detail.

I'm not particularly good at scheming, but Bai Di is.

All you need to do is tell them some key things, and the other party will naturally connect the dots and come to a conclusion. Regardless of the final conclusion, Bai Di will have to stay in the Zixiao Sword Sect temporarily due to his health and concerns about the outside world.

My intuition is usually very accurate, so I just follow it.

The information shown to me by the cultivation simulator proved that my intuition was indeed very accurate.

Of course, she wasn't worried even if the other party wanted to leave immediately.

Given Bai Di's current condition, considering that he has only recently left the Zixiao Sword Sect, he probably won't be able to hold on much longer. If he encounters any special circumstances, such as being forced to fight an enemy, and his physical burden causes him to fall asleep in front of the enemy, that would be the time for her to step in and rescue him. In that case, her opportunity would come directly!

Having received a favor from him, Bai Di would surely repay him.

Then, wouldn't I be able to look at his sword however I wanted and observe it however I wanted?!

Although her master always said that she had a kind of clear-eyed stupidity, she felt that she was not stupid at all, but rather very smart. After all, isn't there a saying that great wisdom appears as foolishness?

She felt that she was wise in disguise.

Although Bai Di, who chose to stay, spends more than half the day sleeping, he shows great interest in your swordsmanship. This makes you very happy, and you often practice your swordsmanship in front of him, hoping to receive his guidance.

[You practiced in front of them for a week straight, showcasing everything you knew, even your secret techniques, but you still couldn't get any feedback or guidance.]

You are deeply affected.

"My sword, in his eyes, isn't even worthy of a critique?" you thought to yourself.

There's no problem with the difference. If Bai Di directly pointed out that Luo Jiuxiao's sword was too trashy and utterly unbearable, she might be a little unhappy, but she wouldn't be dissatisfied.

Even if the feedback isn't positive, it at least means that the other person is trying to offer guidance.

Saying nothing, offering neither positive nor negative feedback, is undoubtedly the most agonizing thing, because when the other party chooses to ignore you, it means you are not even worthy of their attention.

Just like in teaching, a teacher's criticism and praise are both ways of showing concern for you. Once a teacher stops criticizing or praising you, it means that the teacher has lost interest in you.

Her favorite thing is swords.

A sword is not just a weapon, but also a language, a music, and a channel for expressing one's feelings. In the instant that swords clash, she can know the other's will, intentions, and thoughts from the sword. In her view, language may deceive, but a sword will not. Speaking with a sword is far more beautiful, pleasant, and genuine than speaking with words.

The undisputed number one swordsman, the strongest "top-tier" sword cultivator, is right before her eyes, yet she is guarding this vault in vain, unable to glimpse its treasures. How could she not be anxious?

However, the message that appeared on the simulator the next moment filled her with joy.

"Excellent swordsmanship! If there were a ranking of swordsmen in the Nine Provinces, your swordsmanship would at least place you in the top five." Bai praised the swordsmanship you demonstrated.

"Your sword is pure, without the slightest impurity. I've only ever seen such a sword wielded by one other person, and that person's sword is arguably the best in the entire Nine Provinces. In terms of swordsmanship alone, even I cannot compare to you."

"However, your sword is too old. Every move exudes an ancient feel, like a lifeless pool. Even your seemingly stunning special moves are merely ripples on that lifeless water. In the past, such a sword would certainly have been enough to hold its own in the world, but in this world about to undergo change, it seems somewhat outdated."

The swordsmanship of the Zixiao Sword Sect is indeed the mainstay of the swordsmanship of the Nine Provinces, and Luo Jiuxiao, as one of the best among them, naturally has the most outstanding swordsmanship. Therefore, in terms of swordsmanship alone, the opponent is likely to be stronger than Bai Yi.

Unfortunately, the Kang Sword is too rigid, without any changes or new additions. No matter how powerful it is, it is ultimately just a fake.

If it were a swordsmanship contest, with only one sword and one person, focusing solely on swordsmanship without using any other power, Bai Yi would definitely be suppressed by Luo Jiuxiao. However, the problem is that Bai Yi is never confined to one sword, nor to one person, nor to any particular move. If you try to fight him with swordsmanship, he will definitely unleash a powerful, pre-charged move right in your face the moment the fight begins.

If you challenge him to a duel at a certain location, and he's capable, he could simply plant thousands of explosive arrays at the agreed-upon location, effectively canceling your challenge. Once you arrive, he could then blast you into the sky.

Even if he honestly decides to fight you one-on-one, during the battle, he will definitely try to distract you with words or other means, and then take advantage of the moment when you are distracted to use a hidden ultimate move and send you to your death in one hit.

A swordsman whose skill can only be determined by a sword has a very low level of purity.

Swordsmanship is not such an inconvenient thing!

Luo Jiuxiao is quite puzzled by what you say. Her sword has undergone many changes based on the Zixiao Sword Sect's foundation. These changes should be considered new developments, injecting new water into a stagnant pool. Why then do you describe it as merely ripples in a still pond?

[She asked, puzzled, "My swordsmanship is derived from the Zixiao Sword Sect, but it also incorporates elements from the Xuantian Sect, Penglai Immortal Mountain, Kunlun Ruins, and many other sects, as well as many of my own ideas. Is such a completely new sword just lifeless?"]

"That's right." You casually picked up an ordinary wooden sword and invited, "Since you believe your sword represents a vibrant new style of swordsmanship, let's have a duel. Perhaps this battle will show you what a true sword is."

Your challenge has delighted Luo Jiuxiao. She seems to have been eagerly anticipating a true sword duel with you, to witness your true swordsmanship.

The battle commenced. Luo Jiuxiao's swordsmanship was incredibly agile, sometimes like swift lightning, sometimes like a nimble swallow, sometimes like a sharp, cold wind. Each move carried a unique Daoist charm, as if a magnificent fairy stood on a stage, performing a captivating sword dance.

[You find her sword beautiful, but that's all. In the forty-ninth clash of swordsmanship, you subtly release smoke that shields your vision and spiritual perception, erasing the oppressive aura your opponent has built up in the previous forty-eight moves. In the sixty-sixth clash, your opponent, temporarily blinded, makes a desperate gamble and disarms you. But you secretly attach an explosive talisman to the sword, catching your opponent off guard. And in the ninety-seventh move, the moment you swing your sword down, a silver needle hidden behind your blade stops precisely between your opponent's eyebrows.]

Luo Jiuxiao found this result unacceptable; she believed that what you had was not a sword at all.

"Isn't this a sword?" you retorted with a smile, then declared passionately, "A sword is a weapon, a weapon for killing, no different from knives, spears, or halberds. In my opinion, your flashy but impractical sword is not a sword at all. Your sword has long since deviated from the essence of a sword. The moment you decide to wield it, you only need to think about how to kill the enemy. As long as you can kill the enemy, anything can be a sword!"

! ! ! ! !

Luo Jiuxiao was utterly shocked. Such a statement was undoubtedly heretical for someone who had been learning swordsmanship since childhood. If these words were to reach the ears of other members of the Zixiao Sword Sect, they would probably be immediately condemned as heretics, or even cut off on the spot, as they would be considered to have defiled the sword, the most noble of all weapons.

If anyone else had said these words, Luo Jiuxiao would have ridiculed them, thinking they were mediocre, ordinary, and weak who couldn't understand the way of the sword. But the problem was that the person who said these words was recognized by the world and was also the number one swordsman in her heart.

She looked down at the long sword at her waist. Memories of swords that her elders had told her since she was a child kept surfacing, but one sentence kept echoing in her ears.

A sword is a weapon for killing, no different from knives, spears, halberds, or daggers...

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All martial arts are ultimately about the way of the sword.

Traditional Kendo, no matter how much it focuses on improvement, can only seek breakthroughs with one or more swords. No matter what it does, it can never transcend the limitations of the sword.

Therefore, Bai Yi gave up the shackles of Qi Jian early on.

Since my level is 6 or 7 in a single sword style, if I add swords, spears, halberds, talismans, etc., then my level will be at least 50 or higher!

Some might say that there are always those who defy the heavens and can break through all laws with sheer force, using only a sword to destroy everything, rendering all your various martial arts useless. No matter what you use, they only need a sword to break through it.

This is a good idea, but unfortunately it's somewhat ridiculous.

Because humans have limits, no matter how much you cultivate your swordsmanship, there will always be an upper limit. Even if you can surpass that limit, you won't surpass it by much.

How can you, who only knows one move, possibly defeat me, who knows a hundred different martial arts?

Unfortunately, the firearms and other heat weapons made in this world have limited strength and are difficult to kill the enemy with a single blow like they were in my previous life, so their cost-effectiveness is somewhat low.

Bai Yi silently thought to himself that he needed to study firearms more during this simulation. Although firearms were useless in the eyes of high-level combatants, they could easily achieve victory against stronger opponents and defeat many opponents in low-level battles, and had many advantages.

The reason why these aspects haven't developed much over the years is simply because you painstakingly develop for hundreds of years, only to have someone cleave you in two with a single sword strike, wiping you out of everything overnight. That's why technology hasn't progressed much.

However, this simulation is in peacetime, so I can do some things that I wanted to do before but couldn't.

You instilled in Luo Jiuxiao the ideas that "all martial arts are ultimately about the way of the sword," "as long as you have a sword in your heart, whatever you hold in your hand is a sword," and "anything that can kill the enemy is a sword."

Your thoughts have greatly impacted Luo Jiuxiao's worldview, causing her to question whether the swordsmanship she has learned so far is truly the right path.

[You understand that changing mindsets is difficult, and there's no need to rush it, so you tell him not to be impatient: "Don't rush. Nothing in this world is absolutely right. Your swordsmanship is right, and so is mine. Just because yours is right doesn't mean mine is wrong, and vice versa. Diodes are unacceptable; a sword is just a weapon. What truly determines one's path is the person."]

Are people the ones who truly determine the path we take...?

Luo Jiuxiao felt as if he had grasped the key point. No matter what kind of weapon it is, the main user is a person. The same is true for swordsmanship. So when the user believes that what he is using is swordsmanship, it seems that he can use any weapon in his hand as a sword.