Chapter 23: Primordial Chaos Technique
Li Yanchu’s gaze fell upon the two thread-bound books resting on the table.
One was titled Primordial Chaos Technique, the other Yin-Yang Immortal Sutra. He opened Primordial Chaos Technique first, and his eyes quickly lit up with delight. This was a second-rate martial arts manual, and it was divided into three stages.
The first stage refined Primordial Chaos Force[1], reaching a realm where muscles and bones resonate in unison.
This was no balanced or gentle internal art. It was a domineering, overwhelmingly aggressive cultivation method. Primordial Chaos Force was ferocious in nature.
The second stage produced innate astral qi, rendering the body impenetrable to blades and spears, forming a qi shield around the body.
The third stage allowed one to reshape muscles and cleanse the marrow, improving their physique from the inside out, including the internal organs, and enabling external release of true qi.
After skimming through the manual, Li Yanchu couldn’t hide the joy in his eyes. As expected of a second-rate martial art, it was significantly more advanced than the blade and fist techniques he currently practiced.
Without delay, he flipped open the second book, Yin-Yang Immortal Sutra. He hadn’t expected this Yin-Yang Immortal Scripture to turn out to be yet another Daoist cultivation manual.
And despite its lofty-sounding name, Li Yanchu, who came from an orthodox lineage and had a discerning eye, could tell at a glance that it was nothing more than an unrefined, backwoods practice of little worth.
It couldn’t even begin to compare with the Yellow Court Classics he cultivated.
The Yellow Court Classics was a true orthodox technique from the Zhengyi lineage. It was one of genuine standing and reputation, not some cheap trickery.