Myriad Stars Yuan Drawing Array

The reason he had once entertained this guess was that when you had first come to him, though you were not utterly ignorant of array formations, your skill truly had been poor. Yet as you and Han Jing gradually came to understand one another, he slowly discarded that notion and realized that you were genuinely interested in the path of array formations. Han Jing thus became more sincere in teaching you, instructing you with the treatment of a registered disciple.

However, as your progress in array formations accelerated over the years, Han Jing no longer overlooked you and instead began to view you in a new light. By then, he believed that your talent in array formations—or rather, poison arrays—was already comparable to that of Han Che, his proud eldest disciple. He put even more thought into teaching you, intending to shape this uncut jade into something worthwhile.

Shortly after Han Che unfortunately died one hundred thousand years ago during his second attempt to break through, Han Jing, a man who had endured many twists and turns, fell into a brief state of despondency after the death of the disciple who had followed him for so long and borne his great hopes.

During this time, Han Jing had also somewhat transferred the affection he held for his eldest disciple Han Che onto you. Only in you could he once again see aptitude in array formations that could truly be called genius.

At this point, in less than three hundred thousand years of learning under him, you had gone from only being able to refine Low-grade Immortal Grade arrays to being able to refine Top-grade Immortal Grade arrays, consecutively crossing three grades.

Even many so-called geniuses were blocked at the top-grade Immortal level, unable to refine Dao-grade treasures for their entire