The next day, after finishing his morning exercises, Shi Feizhe went to browse Kongtong Mountain Market.
Kongtong Mountain Market's biggest specialty was Great Cai Dynasty's martial arts manuals. Naturally, the most common shops throughout the market were bookstores and martial repositories.
Names like "Invincible Bookstore," "Strongest Martial Repository," and "Royal Secret Repository" were all outrageously grandiose, meant only to attract passing martial artists.
After all, no one could stop them from bragging.
Shi Feizhe even spotted an advertising sign made from a brass pillar standing outside a bookstore, much like the "landmark towers" he'd seen in the commercial plazas of his previous life.
Four gleaming golden characters—"Sky-Supporting Martial Repository"—were written on the brass pillar. They shimmered in the sunlight, practically blinding Shi Feizhe.
Apart from those, the shops sold all the necessities of daily life, from food and drink to the other end of things, as well as ridiculously expensive inns.
Shi Feizhe had come to Kongtong Mountain Market mainly to see if he could find different versions of the True Origin Sword Finger Technique. His secondary goal was to buy some martial arts manuals and broaden his knowledge.
Some people read manuals for the power of their techniques. Others read them for the martial principles within.
Since Shi Feizhe was determined to spread martial arts throughout the world, he would either need to collect manuals suited to everyone or create manuals suited to everyone.
Given how chaotic the jianghu was, it would probably have to be the latter.
He would use the science he'd learned in his previous life and a rigorous way of thinking to reason out a martial art that anyone could cultivate.
Everyone Practices Kung Fu; everyone becomes a hero!
So reading more martial arts manuals couldn't hurt. The stones of other mountains could serve to