That was right—the cultivation technique on the wooden box was the Supreme Dragon-Phoenix Heart Method.
It was a complete cultivation technique, containing all three stages from Mortal Transcendence to the Emergence from Dust Stage.
Of course, one could tell from the name alone that this was another dual-cultivation technique.
Still, it was a royal technique, so that was only natural. As royal descendants, the resource they lacked least was people.
As an emperor, enjoying oneself while cultivating immortality—wasn't that a perfectly normal desire?
What left Feng Jun most torn between laughter and tears was that the Supreme Dragon-Phoenix Heart Method was paired with the Soaring Dragon Taming Phoenix Harmony Manual.
Fine, that made sense too—both were royal secret manuals. Shouldn't they be that accommodating?
Feng Jun actually found it rather distasteful. Were these royal descendants really obsessed with nothing but what was beneath their belts all day?
I liked practicing saber techniques, not staff techniques!
This technique had another characteristic: both men and women could cultivate it. After all, Donghua Kingdom had once produced a female emperor.
In fact, the opening passage on the wooden box did not discuss the technique itself, but rather its origins.
Because Donghua had once had a female emperor, the royal family had classified this technique as highly secret, allowing only men to cultivate it and forbidding women from even coming into contact with it.
But that was not particularly realistic. If this heart method was cultivated without a partner of the opposite sex for too long, yin and yang qi would fall out of balance. One might very well be forced to harvest yin to replenish yang, or harvest yang to replenish yin. Besides, what man did not have a woman he admired?
Later, the royal family all switched techniques, changing to the Donghua