Five Poisons Sword Immortal

Chen Asha rode her Sword Light, patrolling the mountains and marshes.

After all these years, she still looked like that country girl, not bothering with makeup or anything. She wore her braided pigtails coiled on her head, secured by a silver comb about two feet long. The front of the comb was adorned with three obsidian birds, their feet treading on five pearls, colored purple, white, gold, cyan, and red – the very essence of her natal Gu pearls for scorpion, centipede, spider, and toad.

On the back of the silver comb were eleven silver hairpins, each with a silver chain dangling eleven silver flowers. They tinkled melodiously in the wind. Her upper body was clad in the Nine Li Silver Robe, covered in silver pieces, bubbles, and flowers. Her waist was cinched by a nine-inch-long Xuanhua pleated skirt. On the dark blue Kun brocade silk, silver threads embroidered Esoteric Buddhism runes, talismans, and obsidian bird flower patterns.

This elaborate attire wasn't for show. In fact, this set of magical clothing was quite significant, likely the sacred ritual attire of a great high priest of the Gu cultivation path sect. Asha had obtained it from an ancient ruin during her travels and trials in Kunlun as a Magic Treasure.

Thousands of years ago, this equipment would have been a coveted holy artifact, but now that Gu cultivators were extinct, no one would compete with her for it. She could wear it openly, and people would merely compliment, "Wow, so ethnic!"

After all, on Ink Bamboo Mountain, many roamed around wrapped only in silk, not caring what others wore...

In short, Chen Asha wasn't following the path of the Spirit Taming Sect. They shed clothes for easier cultivation, while she wore this cumbersome silver attire, piece by piece, set by set,