Chen Ping's Sword

One can imagine just how powerful this arrow skill is.

It would be a pity to miss it.

However, Tuoba Nu’s Divine Elephant Demon Suppression Skill focuses on strengthening the physical body and opening the Nine Orifice Technique, which overlaps somewhat with the Primordial Technique and Iron Body realm cultivation technique that Chen Ping had learned in advance.

It’s unnecessary to spend Tribulation Points to learn it again.

As for Liu Wuxin’s [Returning Wind Willow Dance Sword], it also follows the path of the Light Spirit Hundred Transformations Swift Sword style...

It might not even compare to the [Clear Wind Shadowless Sword] passed down by the Four Daoist Sects, which Chen Ping didn’t think much of.

"Trace Origin and Steal Fortune..."

With a flick of thought, Chen Ping’s mind sank into the orb of light.

The vision before his eyes changed.

In the next moment, he was on a vast grassland.

He carried a bow, rode a horse, galloping and shooting.

Sometimes the arrow fell on twin eagles, sometimes the arrow killed a pack of wolves... then the scene shifted back into the forest, fighting for life and death with other people.

With an arrow in hand, heart ablaze...

A great sun slowly sinks into the Dantian, constantly emitting a rich brilliance.

The sense of heat adhered to the arrows... breaking the enemy’s edge was as easy as turning over one’s hand.

Chen Ping also noticed that, besides killing enemies and practicing archery, the person he possessed spent several hours a day meditating, nurturing the scorching sun Qi in the Dantian.

Whenever this happened, the sun in the sky reflected off the Qi and light masses in the body, making that Qi flow sharper, with a more destructive nature.

Chen Ping also noticed one more thing, the enhancement of this Qi flow was not just due to the body’s Essence, Qi, and Blood Essence.

A large part was from absorbing a kind of invisible and intangible energy from the Heaven and Earth through the body’s pores.

Once captured, it gathered in the Dantian.

Then, after circulating through the meridian passages, the power would become tame, subject to personal control.

[Great Sun Heart Scripture, Flame Sun Chapter.]

A streak of insight rose in Chen Ping’s mind...

He learned what cultivation technique he practiced while possessing Murong Gui’s body.

This is a typical top-level Inner Cultivation Technique.

Cultivating a strand of Flame Sun Fire Power, unmatched in attack.

’No wonder, the Sunset Divine Arrow has such might.’

If not careful, you could incinerate yourself.

It’s undoubtedly effective against the enemy.

Chen Ping woke up, his eyes in the dark tunnel seemed to burn like two torches, illuminating the tunnel slightly.

Hua Lian’er was amazed, leaning her head closer, curiously examining Chen Ping’s eyes.

"Is this the Great Sun Scorching Sun Skill? I heard my mother mention that Esoteric Sect’s techniques have such phenomena."

She didn’t ask how Chen Ping came to learn it.

After all, having seen so many strange things, one becomes unsurprised.

"You’re like an encyclopedia; in the future, if there’s anything I don’t know, I’ll just ask you."

Chen Ping entered into the Great Sun Scorching Sun Skill, Entry-level of the Sunset Divine Arrow.

He suddenly gained two top-level cultivation technique skills, feeling a bit joyful inside.

"I forgot to ask last time, the Seven Stars Step you taught me, what’s its origin? Does it have any connection to the Seven-Star Sword from the Changkong Martial Arts Hall?"

"It originates from the same sect heritage, so of course, there’s a connection."

Speaking of this, Hua Lian’er forgot her worries.

She loves probing into some sensational news, enjoys discussing old affairs in the Jianghu.

"Back when the Four Daoist Sects were at their peak, the ancestors of the Primordial Sword Sect and Qingwei Sword Sect were on good terms, they once ventured into the South Sea Ruins with several friends...

In the remnants of the Celestial Star Sect, they each gained some fortuitous encounters, it is said that they faced considerable dangers and some even died."

Hua Lian’er pointed at Chen Ping: "The Seven Stars Step you cultivated is a powerful stepping technique acquired by the Qingwei Sword Sect’s head, Ancestor Qingning... On the surface, this step technique seems like a top-level dodging and attack body technique, but actually, it’s a supreme foundation technique for inner cultivation.

The convergence of Seven Stars, returning all techniques to the source, after establishing a foundation of inner cultivation through the forty-nine steps of the Seven Stars Step, no matter which cultivation technique is practiced later, it can be transformed into Seven Stars Elemental Power...

This Inner Qi’s offensive power is unparalleled in the world; what’s more remarkable is that the Seven Stars Elemental Power can also return to the source, evolving various inner cultivation traits."

Upon saying this, Hua Lian’er couldn’t help but feel happy, "This took a lot of persuasion for my mother to teach me, but she only taught me this step technique, none of the sword or palm techniques, nor any primary inner strength.

As a result, I’ve been unable to cultivate any martial force."

"Is it possible that you learned too slowly... your mother has high expectations for you, and didn’t want you to bite off more than you can chew, so she only taught you one technique to perfect, allowing a deep foundation before moving on to other Martial Arts."

Having known her for quite some time, he now understood Hua Lian’er’s nature very well.

Saying she has a lively temperament would be putting it mildly.

She is simply interested in a vast array of things, wanting to learn everything and be involved in everything, essentially a curious child.

If she were born in later times, it would have certainly been beneficial.

Especially in an information society, she would thrive, and could potentially become a star in a short time.

This was evident from her musical achievements and vocal talent.

Stronger than even the era’s renowned music master Xinyi, what a concept.

Bear in mind, she is just a fifteen-year-old girl.

The time spent on music is undoubtedly limited.

In this era, it appears somewhat inappropriate, as she hasn’t yet learned the skills to protect herself, learning too widely is just squandering time.

’If only you could dedicate all this time to cultivating techniques, your mother probably wouldn’t have been so secretive.’