Ch. 321Iron-Eating Beast, the Legendary Divine Beast, Taiyi Swordplay
Su Mu found a panda-shaped carving that Nannan identified as a legendary Iron-Eating Beast, then taught her Taiyi Swordplay. After a week of practice, Nannan told him she was done, leaving Su Mu surprised by how quickly she had progressed.
- Su Mu dug up a lifeless panda-shaped stone carving after hearing snoring from beneath the riverbank and brought it home.
- Su Mu showed Nannan his treasure fish and built an automatic fishing machine so she could catch them for dinner.
- Nannan recognized the carving as an Iron-Eating Beast from an illustrated handbook, and Su Mu placed it beside his gate as a guardian statue.
- Su Mu taught Nannan Taiyi Swordplay and gave her a wooden sword to practice with.
- After a week, Nannan told Su Mu she had finished practicing, and he asked if she had completed the first level.