bookbashuk Chapter 2323 - 1301:
Chapter 2323 - 1301:
Later, after getting to know Jiang Tang, I realized he considered himself the Heavenly Pride of the family. In comparison to Jiang Tang, I lost the competition.Subsequently, Jiang Tang became so powerful that it was incomparable. From him, I learned even more advanced alchemy techniques.
Hua Sheng learned this technique, yet was unable to refine supreme-quality Pills.
Thinking it was due to a lack of ability, several more years passed. At that time, Jiang Tang returned and taught an all-around skill at the base. Only then did they realize it was not just alchemy that could become strong.
Other skills would also be successfully learned and become stronger, which would help improve alchemy skills.
For example, formations—when applied during alchemy—prevent the aroma of the Pills from leaking out. Pills designed with formations have their functions enhanced.
It was only then that Hua Sheng improved his alchemy skills to be able to refine supreme-quality Pills.
However, they were still just ordinary Pills. To be able to refine a tiny bit of supreme-quality Pills, the ability was not enough. A single batch of Pills had a high output rate, and each pill was supreme quality.
Hua Sheng thought he was already very talented, but discovered that his sister Su Xianer, a genius, had refined some supreme-quality Pills.
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Hua Sheng realized that compared to Su Xianer, his abilities were not much higher.
It was only then that, in the Saint Sect, he noticed everyone had learned all-around skills, and their alchemy abilities were also very strong.
Only then did he realize that in the Cultivation World, many all-around individuals had emerged, and the abilities of their Medical Immortal Family were relatively high.
This time, Hua Sheng led a team out, wanting to fill in the gaps in his own abilities.
In the past, others went for divine tribulations, while they doubted the idea of improving strength through alchemy, elevating all-around strength.
During the time they hadn’t met, those with similar abilities had surpassed them.
Comparing various skills and spells, they realized their previous thinking was wrong.
Others also worked hard, simply because they seized opportunities.
Where possibile to go for divine tribiliation, they went, without a moment of hesitation.
And they stayed in the divine tribiliation places for one to two months, or at most a few months.
Even though cultivators have longer lifespans, people of the same age watched them constantly improving their strength.
This highlighted the fact that elite families rush toward greatness.
First-class families and second-class families both made progress.
Not to mention the Top Ten Clans, whose members also competed for resources.
The improvement of their own strength was the bargaining chip for competition.
They decided the allocation of resources through competitions and battles.
Xuanyuan Jie also brought in some men from their clan—they didn’t exclude women, but men and women entered in different batches.
Moreover, men and women together might find it inconvenient in the divine tribiliation.
This time, entering divine tribiliation was a reward; those not rewarded couldn’t enter.
The people led by Xuanyuan Jie were named by the clan; not being on the list meant not being able to join the divine tribiliation.
This wasn’t the first time he’d entered a Magical Treasure divine tribiliation.
As a man in the clan, his abilities weren’t necessarily much stronger than those of the women.
For example, Xuanyuan Mengting’s abilities were not inferior to Xuanyuan Jie’s.
Having slowed her advancement due to pregnancy, she benefited more as the wife of a deity, compared to other members within the Saint Sect.
Xuanyuan Jie, as a brother-in-law, had authority within the Saint Sect, but was just a manager.
The Top Ten Clans were proud of being part of the Ten Great Clans. Lowering their proud heads was to learn greater abilities from the strong.
Although Xuanyuan Jie was a top figure in the Ten Great Clans, an outstanding talent of his generation, he had previously realized he was Heaven’s pride, training quickly.
After all, compared to disciples of first-class families, the children of the Ten Great Clans cultivated very swiftly.
Simply because they had more cultivation resources and better cultivation resources.
Even their Secret Manuals were on a higher level—these were their family legacies.
When Xuanyuan Jie saw Jiang Tang, a nameless poor boy, become a savior and a cultivation monster,
No one could become a deity within a few short years.
They improved swiftly under their watch, something that left them envious and jealous.
Xuanyuan Jie had family members marry Jiang Tang; Xuanyuan Mengting automatically entered into marriage.
From Jiang Tang, they acquired sales and production skills of supreme-quality Pills.
This enhanced their original learning abilities and granted them Secret Manuals.
They thought they were already working hard and would quickly catch up to Jiang Tang.
But after several months passed, they found Jiang Tang had already become a Great Power.
After he went missing for several months, their family suggested Xuanyuan Mengting consider other outstanding men, as it was only an engagement.
Xuanyuan Mengting persisted for years, with Xuanyuan Jie constantly encouraging his cousin.
When Jiang Tang returned, it was several years later, and he had become a deity.
Like other men in the Cultivation World, Xuanyuan Jie felt both envious and jealous.
They continuously worked hard to demonstrate their loyalty, even being seen by others as subordinates, akin to bootlickers.
In the Cultivation World, those who couldn’t achieve it would speak harsh words.
Xuanyuan Jie believed Jiang Tang’s rapid improvement must be due to some trick or secret, beyond their own capabilities.
Unaware, and curious about the secret, they chose to remain and stay by Jiang Tang’s side, to learn stronger skills.
This time, after Jiang Tang returned, he brought them many surprises.
During those years of absence, Jiang Tang had encountered many fortuitous opportunities.
He, surprisingly, obtained many Immortal Treasures.
Xuanyuan Jie and other male cultivators thought Jiang Tang must be Heaven’s own son, or how could he be so fortunate?
Wherever he went, he obtained the benefits of Immortal Treasures, whether others were during divine tribilities or acquiring Immortal Treasures in divine tribiliations.
Xuanyuan Jie and others speculated about Jiang Tang, the deity, and what secrets he might possess that were unknown?
Was he blessed by the heavens to be so extraordinary, or was he a mortal son left behind by celestial deities?
Protected by celestial deities, or left by them with powerful cultivation techniques and Magical Treasures for the son to become stronger?
Xuanyuan Jie thought Jiang Tang was indeed Heaven’s son, as those from the Ten Great Clans sometimes shared similar secret topics in conversations.
They, the Heavenly Pride of the Ten Great Clans, were proud, considering themselves excellent.
Yet in comparison to Jiang Tang, who came from a humble background, fatherless and motherless, they were just dregs.
After these few years, Jiang Tang returned, bringing his parents with him.
It was then they realized Jiang Tang had always been very filial.
His family, like others, had suffered, and he had restored the souls of his family.
Beyond that, he found means to transform his family from ghosts to Ghost Immortals, cultivators with bodies.
This ability to reconstruct bodies was something they had never learned.
They had never heard of such power existing in the Cultivation World.
The appearance of Jiang Tang allowed them to witness the boundless ability of an able man.
Jiang Tang... Don’t keep praising me; I am indeed the protagonist of this book, I am Heaven’s son.
The Golden Finger of this book was all created for me.
I am the god of this book, and the one who constantly creates legendary tales within it.
Zhang Weixing, within the clan, was part of the Taoist Sect. Their family was much like other cultivators’ Dao Arts.
Being cultivators, they were all Daoists.
Between Daoists, they would form partnerships.
Their legacy was Dao Arts, from which they perceived heavenly secrets, learning Dao Arts, Mystical Techniques, which included Medical Skills, fortune-telling, and diverse Feng Shui methods.
Their studies were broad; the knowledge acquired made each person resourceful in multiple abilities.