Everything Was Fine, Except She Was Too Obedient

Nothing happened that night.

After a full day of rest, along with the Sea King stew, Kuina had almost completely recovered by the next day.

Her talent for swordsmanship really was no joke, huh?

Watching Kuina bounce around energetically before him, Lin Yan was somewhat surprised, but he continued her training.

Of course, they were still practicing horse stance today.

As the saying went, dripping water could wear through stone. There were no shortcuts on the path to becoming the strongest, much less for Kuina, whose goal was to become the world's greatest swordsman.

Naturally, Lin Yan's requirements were quite strict.

Though, to be fair, this was his first time being someone else's teacher.

But even if he had never eaten pork, he had seen pigs run!

The power of Infinite Martial Arts had already made Lin Yan the pinnacle of combat techniques. The experience in his mind far surpassed that of many so-called renowned teachers.

Teaching Kuina was naturally no problem.

Still, to prevent the girl before him from overexerting herself again, Lin Yan patiently watched from the side during this training session.

And offered pointers from time to time.

Horse stance looked simple to most people.

But in the eyes of someone at Lin Yan's level, there was plenty to it.

Fortunately, Kuina truly was an excellent student.

Not only was her talent outstanding, needing only minor adjustments to meet his standards, but her comprehension was exceptional as well. If she had not been practicing with the wrong methods all this time, she might have already become a fairly capable swordsman.

For Lin Yan—

His mind contained endless knowledge of martial arts, swordsmanship, and countless other things. Naturally, there was no concern about teaching his student so much that the master would starve.

He held almost nothing back