Dao Lord of Supreme Oneness
Chapter 88

Artificial

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Record of the Wind Bird's Southern Journey recounted what a cultivator named Yan Shu saw and heard as he rode his spirit beast, a Windbird, southward.

It was a sort of travelogue.

It included no shortage of anecdotes about encountering demonic sects but escaping danger unscathed, or chance meetings with beauties followed by a night of pleasure.

Wang Ba read it purely as a collection of entertaining stories.

However, Yan Shu mentioned in the book that, in a place called the Great Wu Kingdom, he had received hospitality from a local beast-taming sect and had been fortunate enough to observe its large-scale bird-breeding process.

Since Yan Shu raised spirit beasts himself, he had paid particular attention and secretly recorded the other party's methods for breeding birds.

This was the so-called Primordial Yang Reversal Technique.

Wang Ba immediately perked up, sat up straight, and began reading.

After all, Precious Chickens were spirit birds too. Perhaps it could prove useful.

Once he finished reading, however, Wang Ba looked utterly bewildered.

Wasn't this just fucking artificially inseminating female birds?

The thing was, he had already tried this method!

As a child in his previous life, he had watched adults inseminate hens with primordial Yang. The procedure was quite simple.

The process was straightforward; with practice, it could be done in a few breaths.

Later, he had found the answer in the books collected by the Stone-Surnamed Cultivator.

It turned out that Precious Chickens and many other spirit birds had very unusual bodily structures.

"Strange. How did this beast-taming sect manage it, then?"

Curious, Wang Ba continued reading.

To his surprise, he discovered that Yan Shu had also recorded a Law Power circulation route and an unusual set of hand movements further on.

"Could this be the real Primordial Yang Reversal Technique?"

Wang Ba

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