In Han Yuan's view, the sword techniques of immortals were merely a means of Object Manipulation.
Spiritual power passed through a Magic Tool, changing its nature and transforming into more powerful Sword Qi or Blade Qi. These Sword Qi or Blade Qi were then controlled to fight enemies. Compared to a cultivator's own spiritual power, they were naturally more aggressive and destructive, but in essence, they were still merely the control of qi and objects.
Why not control the sword itself?
Naturally, because controlling physical swords and sabers required too much spiritual power and was more difficult to manipulate. At the Qi Refining Realm, one naturally chose to focus on Sword Qi instead.
Once one's cultivation became profound, one could control Magic Tools, Spiritual Tools, and even Magic Treasures, using their true forms against enemies. Their power would naturally be greater then, and such methods could be called the Sword Control Technique, Artifact Control Technique, and so on.
Of course, some cultivators specialized in the sword path and called themselves Sword Cultivators. To them, sword techniques were something entirely different.
Han Yuan was a pragmatist. Whatever it was, as long as it could unleash power, that was enough.
Since he had One Leaf Sword Qi Grass, he naturally chose to cultivate sword techniques.
He placed a Sword Qi Grass Leaf in his palm.
He poured spiritual power into the leaf.
The next moment, a faint yet fierce strand of Sword Qi burst from the leaf and invaded his body!
The Sword Qi sped along his meridians, dealing indiscriminate damage to every meridian it passed through.
But his meridians had long since become incomparably resilient. The Sword Qi could not harm them at all.
The Sword Qi traveled all the way into his Dantian.
Han Yuan had been prepared. The Spell