Immortality Begins with Breathing Exercises

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After returning to the sect, Lin Zheyu’s life became even more leisurely.

He also made time to visit the Lee Mansion and catch up with Lee Mengxi, Lee Mengqi, and Lee Wensi.

Having the connection with Lin Zheyu, a true disciple of Bitao Pavilion, the days of Lee Mengqi and Lee Mengxi improved tremendously.

Although Lin Zheyu had only joined Bitao Pavilion for a year, his extraordinary talent had gained the pavilion’s full attention.

With resource allocation, it was quite simple to open a few channels for the Lee siblings through relationships.

This highlighted the importance of background and influence.

"Uncle Master, Uncle Master, why didn’t you notify me when you returned!"

Huang Youwei exclaimed as he arrived at Lin Zheyu’s courtyard, speaking with a hint of complaint.

He grew increasingly respectful toward his Uncle Master.

Ever since being inspired by Lin Zheyu, Huang Youwei began adopting the so-called Extreme Cultivation Skill Lin Zheyu preached and surprisingly found it to be astonishingly effective.

Huang Youwei’s talent was actually decent enough; otherwise, he wouldn’t have been able to cultivate to his current level solely through resource accumulation.

However, due to his privileged background, he lacked the determination and rigorous drive needed for cultivation.

Inspired by Lin Zheyu, and through the Extreme Cultivation Skill to hone his spirit and will, the results were indeed outstanding.

This cultivation method is only effective for those with an unsteady will, who are slack and unambitious; it has little impact on martial artists who are already extremely diligent but limited by talent and understanding.

"Why bother informing you?"

Lin Zheyu said without lifting his head.

He leisurely sat in the courtyard, holding a martial arts manual borrowed from the Celestial Lu Pavilion, flipping through it with great interest.

With his talent becoming ever more extraordinary, Lin Zheyu’s status and position grew higher.

Many martial arts texts that weren’t incredibly important could be borrowed from Celestial Lu Pavilion for him to read.

Lin Zheyu was currently reading a manual about the human body’s structure and martial arts theories unrelated to cultivation techniques or martial skills.

Its primary purpose was to expand his knowledge and enrich his martial arts understanding.

Mr. Yang worried that Lin Zheyu might be dragged down by the Primordial Infinite True Skill, wasting his extraordinary talent, and delayed taking him to the main sect to exchange cultivation techniques.

Regarding this, Lin Zheyu was helpless and could only wait for Huang Baizhong to return before proceeding.

In these days, he spent most of his time browsing martial arts texts to increase his knowledge reserves.

Having a reserve of martial arts knowledge is extremely important.

Every minor knowledge point might unexpectedly benefit Lin Zheyu in the future.

Lin Zheyu possesses Source Power and, when entering the consciousness space, can leverage its special characteristics to perform various innovative techniques.

Initially, integrating methods of unleashing potential and burning life potential into the Qi Blood Condensing Skill is what allowed him to cultivate powerful golden Qi Blood so quickly.

Otherwise, relying solely on a regular Qi Blood Condensing Skill would require him to spend ten times more Source Power to possibly convert all his Qi Blood into golden Qi Blood.

This showcases the most powerful aspect of Source Power besides accelerating cultivation progress.

Some hypothetical, high side-effect ideas, techniques, and knowledge that other martial artists can’t cultivate, Lin Zheyu can successfully cultivate relying on the unique nature of his consciousness space.

Most of the martial arts texts Lin Zheyu has been reading recently belong to this category.

"Don’t be so inconsiderate; I am your dear junior!"

"With Uncle Master out on a mission for so long, it’s only natural for your junior to host a welcome party on your return!"

Quite familiar, Huang Youwei brought a stool and sat beside Lin Zheyu.

This youngster showed no restraint, pouring himself a drink, and seemed not the least bit displeased when Lin Zheyu didn’t acknowledge him.

Huang Youwei knew Lin Zheyu’s disposition; his Uncle Master is a typical training enthusiast, with little interest in matters beyond cultivation.

Well, not exactly.

His Uncle Master is interested in eating, playing, and novelty items—but only moderately, not addicted.

Finding Lin Zheyu unresponsive, Huang Youwei soon grew bored of drinking alone.

He stood up, curiously approaching Lin Zheyu from behind, eager to see what text his Uncle Master was reading.

"The human body’s three treasures, Essence Spirit Treasure, Essence, Qi, and Spirit Treasure, Spiritual Treasure..."

"Uncle Master, you’re reading this manual, huh? Though the notion of the human body’s three treasures is just theoretical, truly unveiling them is one in ten thousand; even Innate Realm Martial Artists may not achieve this."

Huang Youwei remarked.

He’d only heard of the manual, never actually read it.

Regarding these chaotic martial arts ideas and explorations, Huang Youwei had no interest; he hadn’t thoroughly understood even his cultivation techniques, so where would he find the time and energy to study these things?

However, even without reading it, he had heard from his grandfather, second uncle, and sixth granduncle.

"I didn’t expect you, a boy lacking ambition, to be knowledgeable about the human body’s three treasures."

"Share your insights; I’m curious how deeply you understand the three Divine Treasures."

Lin Zheyu lifted his head, smiling as he spoke.

What insights could Huang Youwei possibly have—this lad was just a pampered martial heir planning to idle away his life.

However, one can’t deny his high starting point!

Having grown up within the sect and been influenced by strong martial artists there, his understanding of martial arts is deeper than many martial artists.

Lin Zheyu asked for his insights into the three Divine Treasures mainly to indirectly gain understanding from other strong martial artists regarding the Three Treasures of Essence, Qi, and Spirit.