An Unconventional Cultivation Method

In the end, Tian Lewen was the one who told Bao'er, "The divine physician didn't say what he wanted, but according to our analysis, he seems to like collecting cultivation methods."

"Cultivation methods?" Bao'er was startled. "He's already an Advanced Martial Master. What does he need cultivation methods for?"

He had assumed it would be something like gold or silver, or perhaps some heavenly treasure.

He was not lacking in gold, silver, or valuables at all.

Heavenly treasures were relatively scarce, but for a meeting gift, there was no need for anything too precious, right? He could simply buy something.

"Who knows?" Tian Lewen spread his hands. "Maybe it's to break through?"

Once one reached the Advanced Martial Master level, the next breakthrough would be to become an Innate Expert. Things like Peak Martial Master were merely minor realms.

For a Martial Master to ascend to the Innate Realm was extraordinarily difficult, and there were many possible methods and focuses for breaking through.

However, broadly speaking, reading ten thousand books, traveling ten thousand miles, and winning ten thousand battles were the most mainstream methods of breaking through.

Reading ten thousand books meant extensively studying all kinds of cultivation methods in the world.

"He's still far from breaking through, isn't he?" Bao'er muttered softly. Then he laughed. "I thought he wanted gold and silver. So it's cultivation methods... I certainly don't lack those."

He was not boasting. He truly did not lack cultivation methods. In the dignified North Garden Earl's Estate, they might lack anything else, but never cultivation methods.

Even the poorest noble might be short on money, but would absolutely not lack cultivation methods.

Countless people voluntarily offered up cultivation methods in hopes of currying favor.

However, Second Young Master Yu's face darkened at those words. If it were