I Fabricated the Techniques, but My Disciple Really Mastered Them?

Xu Yan nodded, “It’s good that you understand!”

A sudden attack ended with the annihilation of a Domain Lord-Level True Spirit and the capture of Muxiao, who was punished by sweeping the grounds of the Qinghua Sect.

After this battle, the Great Wilderness Domain entered a period of strength increase, with many Imperishable True Spirits being infused into the Domain, nurturing it and transforming into heavenly treasures for the cultivation of martial artists.

In the Yin Realm, due to the demise of the Imperishable True Spirit, the Divine Soul was drawn into the cycle of reincarnation, which began to operate.

The Heavenly Dao functioned in the Domain, becoming more complete, and the rules grew stronger.

All the Realm Masters felt a sense of urgency, retreating to comprehend the Heavenly Dao, aiming to quickly enhance their strength.

In this battle, many martial artists gained rewards, and the names of Fang Hao from Qinghua Sect and Su Lingxiu from Evergreen Pavilion spread among the strong.

Alchemical Medical Warriors and Qimen Martial Artists also gained wide recognition.

Many strong figures wanted to send their younger generation to Qinghua Sect to cultivate Qimen Martial Art or Alchemical Medical Martial Arts.

Of course, to enter the Qimen Institute and Alchemical Medical Institute, one must pass a strict selection, and those without exceptional talent were not admitted.

The newly admitted disciples certainly did not require Su Lingxiu to personally teach them, as they were instructed by the Alchemical Medical Warriors and Alchemists at the Alchemical Medical Institute.

Although the martial artists at the Alchemical Medical Institute were not yet very strong, their numbers were substantial; though there were few who cultivated the complete Alchemical Medical Martial Arts, there were many alchemists.

For the affairs of the Alchemical Medical Institute, unless they were major issues, they did not reach Su Lingxiu; they were handled by Yue’er and Zhou Ying.

Zi Yun also occasionally participated, making the operation of the Alchemical Medical Institute very efficient.

Fang Hao, being the Sect Master of Qinghua Sect, naturally did not handle the affairs of the Qimen Institute, and besides, his responsibilities as Sect Master were not numerous.

The Qimen Institute was managed by Moon Changming, Feng Yan, and others, and they had already trained some of the artifact refining and formation martial artists, sufficient to continue teaching the newly admitted disciples.

Unless a prodigy with extraordinary talent was admitted, Fang Hao would not personally offer guidance, but so far, none worthy of his personal guidance had appeared.

Sword Dao and Blade Path were also being taught, and more people were cultivating Sword Dao, influenced mainly by Xu Yan.

The number of martial artists cultivating the Physical Body Martial Arts was also increasing, particularly those in the body cultivation line, who were pondering how to cultivate pure martial arts.

The admission threshold to Qinghua Sect was very high, and later on, many strong figures discovered that the Great Wilderness Martial Arts Academy was also teaching these martial arts.

Therefore, they sent their younger generation, who could not enter Qinghua Sect, to the Great Wilderness Martial Arts Academy for further study.

The juniors of these strong figures, being proud, inevitably arrived at the Great Wilderness Martial Arts Academy with arrogance, feeling that other students were inferior to them.

Naturally, they faced punishment, as the Great Wilderness Martial Arts Academy would not tolerate such behavior. Those who severely violated academy rules were expelled without hesitation.

Once, a strong figure’s junior, due to ruthless actions, injured a student’s martial arts foundation and was expelled from the academy.

The strong figure was very angry, causing a stir at the Great Wilderness Academy, thinking that the academy was ultimately too weak.

With a single action, he subdued several academy strong figures, even severely injuring Bai Yunkong. The matter escalated to Canglan Island, and Xu Yan killed the troublemaker with a single sword!

After that event, the Great Wilderness Martial Arts Academy amended its rules, raising the admission requirements for students, particularly for the descendants of strong figures, significantly increasing the entry threshold, and requiring high tuition fees!

As for talented individuals from ordinary or even humble backgrounds, the threshold remained low, and the higher the talent, the lower the threshold, up to no threshold at all.

For the descendants of strong figures, besides talent requirements, paying tuition became a mandatory rule!

After this event, no strong figure dared to underestimate the Great Wilderness Martial Arts Academy or violate the academy rules.

The backer of the Great Wilderness Academy was Sword God Xu Yan!

Sword God Xu Yan was a formidable person who showed no mercy when killing, regardless of one’s status, because no one’s background in the world was stronger than his.

The true transmission of Daoist Ancestor!

The Domain was gradually expanding, and the Heavenly Dao was advancing, albeit slowly, but it was advancing nonetheless.

The strength of the entire Domain was continuously enhancing.

The Domain was entering a new phase, seemingly approaching a period of transformation.

Li Xuan remained as leisurely as ever, watching the winds and clouds rise, with only Cai Ling’er as his maid attending to him, living like a young master of an aristocratic family.

Where there were leisure, there were those who were busy.

Tian Zi was extremely busy, having to continue deceiving the Blood Demon and also strategizing for the Yin Realm, Reincarnation, etc., on how to enhance and perfect them.

He also had to personally guide Yu Yao, Taimiao, and Heavenly Slaughter on how to comprehend the Heavenly Dao.

Aside from Tian Zi’s busyness, Su Lingxiu was also extremely busy, on one hand, having to strengthen the Blood Extreme Soul Seed, guiding its cultivation of Soul Seed techniques to prepare for seizing the Blood Demon’s power, and on the other, continuing to collaborate with Tian Zi to deceive the Blood Demon.

She also had to treat Taihe and Taikun, deeply interested in their injuries, which warranted thorough research.

Especially the kind of aura entangled in both of them, reportedly from the one in the Imperishable Temple, being influenced by that entity led to their condition.

These piqued Su Lingxiu’s intense interest, and although she was very busy, she always made time to study their strange injuries and the eerie aura clinging to them.

Taihe and Taikun were thrilled, genuinely hopeful for a cure, and fully cooperated with treatment, agreeing without hesitation even if Su Lingxiu wanted to dissect them to thoroughly explore the root of their injuries.

Being extremely busy, Su Lingxiu couldn’t find the time, so the dissection of Muxiao had to be postponed.

Meanwhile, Muxiao, dressed like an old man in coarse clothes, holding a broom, was responsible for sweeping the yards and surrounding areas as arranged by Feng Yan.

Initially, Muxiao was anxious, fearing Su Lingxiu might suddenly appear to take him away for dissection, knowing that in his current state, he had no power to resist someone like Su Lingxiu.

As it turned out, Su Lingxiu never appeared, and he gradually relaxed.

“Now you know I’m doing this for your own good, right? If it weren’t for me, you would have been dissected a long time ago.”

Feng Yan patted his shoulder and said.

Muxiao nodded, somewhat believing that Feng Yan meant well for him.

“Make sure to clean thoroughly, morning, noon, and night, and don’t laze around. Don’t think the broom is heavy, don’t think it’s tiring.

“You were once very powerful and must have endured a lot of hardship. This little suffering is nothing for you, as long as you maintain a stable mindset.

“This is not a punishment from the Daoist Ancestor; this is a chance granted by the Daoist Ancestor. You are not sweeping the ground; you are sweeping your own path of cultivation…”

Feng Yan spoke earnestly, appearing solemn and respectful when mentioning the Daoist Ancestor, advising Muxiao that this was a chance given by the Daoist Ancestor, not a punishment…

He indoctrinated Muxiao with ideas about how great the Daoist Ancestor was, how compassionate, how he taught the people, and how he understood the challenges of Muxiao’s cultivation journey, thus educating him, gifting him with an opportunity that must be cherished and appreciated!

Initially, Muxiao was skeptical of Feng Yan’s words, wondering if this hard task of sweeping was truly a chance from the Daoist Ancestor?

But as Feng Yan continued to instill in him daily that the Daoist Ancestor was looking out for his good, Muxiao gradually began to feel that perhaps the Daoist Ancestor truly was doing this for his benefit?

Day by day, repetitively sweeping, resting when tired, he unexpectedly started to enjoy the tranquility, not having to rush around for the Imperishable Temple, executing various tasks.

In a daze, Feng Yan’s words reappeared in his mind: this was a chance given by the Daoist Ancestor, this was for his good…

“No, capturing me and binding my strength, how could that possibly be for my good?”

Muxiao shook his head, gritted his teeth, and firmly held onto his belief that he was imprisoned and not provided an opportunity.

For several days in a row, he didn’t see Feng Yan, nor was he assigned any sweeping tasks, yet Muxiao continued to sweep daily, on schedule.

He was puzzled about where Feng Yan had gone, as he had grown somewhat accustomed to Feng Yan’s constant chatter.

Until one day, he learned that Feng Yan was busy with other affairs, and on this day, a newcomer arrived in charge of assigning his sweeping tasks.

This person was called Shi’er, possessing much less power than Feng Yan.

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