Over the days that followed, Han Li cultivated diligently, beginning to accumulate literary qi through the literary Dao to lay the foundation for practicing "Sword Dance."
Li Chen also selected celebrated poems and earnestly created several Intent Sect techniques rich in the essence of the sword Dao.
"Frost-Snow Wu Hook," "Swift as a Meteor," "Ten Steps, One Kill," "The Qin King Sweeps the Six Directions," "Swing the Sword to Dispel the Clouds"...
Li Chen fused literary fortune with literary qi, turning poetry directly into his sword and comprehending its artistic conception.
Perhaps because Li Bai's poems possessed an innate sword intent, Li Chen unwittingly chose many of them as cultivation methods. By the time he realized he should not keep shearing the same sheep bald, his "creations" had already taken substantial shape.
Seeing this, Li Chen felt no shame. He simply bestowed the title "Azure Lotus Sword Immortal" upon himself and slipped into nearby cities to rake in handsome profits.
The "Long Song Poetry Sword Formula" began spreading across the continent.
In late July, the Market Fair in Wushan City bustled with activity.
Experts from the three mountains and five sects, wilderness rogue cultivators from every quarter, aristocratic clans and secluded households, Confucian disciples, and martial cultivators out gaining experience all gathered for the regularly held fair. Heavenly treasures and sundry goods from north and south converged here, making the city all the more prosperous.
This was the pinnacle of prosperity an ancient society could achieve, born of the distinctive local conditions and customs of this region, where spirit veins were distributed relatively evenly.
At that moment, in a teahouse among the thriving shops lining the street at the center of the Market Fair, the second young master of the powerful local Mu Household was drinking tea in a