Jie teaches the Immortal Sweeping Heaven’s Cultivation of All Heavens

Liu Dong and Liu Pei each received a booklet and learned the techniques contained within.

This booklet is a disposable item and can only be used by one person.

Just like in other games, if you slap the booklet on your head, it will turn into a stream of light and enter your head, allowing you to learn the martial arts techniques.

However, this only teaches the basic movement techniques. To fully master the techniques, players need to study and understand them on their own.

Even if you don't want to understand, you can still improve your strength by following the system's energy path provided by the game.

However, the improvement in strength is far less than that of someone who has understood and mastered the technique.

Those who understand and master the techniques can achieve 100% effectiveness.

Those who don't understand the techniques and simply follow the system rigidly can only achieve 50% of the techniques' effectiveness.

Of course, the players haven't discovered this yet.

Even the game development company didn't know.

Liu Dong flipped through the information in his head and was surprised to find that the technique was actually real, not something that had been fabricated.

Based on Liu Tong's experience in studying many martial arts techniques, the exquisite nature of the "Shaoqing Secret Manual" surpassed all the martial arts manuals he knew.

Even the rudimentary form of cultivation, the "Eternal Youth and Longevity Technique," cannot compare to the exquisite and profound "Young Qing Secret Manual."

Could this "Shaoqing Secret Manual" really be a cultivation manual?

Can it really allow one to cultivate into an immortal?
Liu Tong wanted to tell Liu Pei about this guess.

Liu Pei thought his younger brother was being delusional.

Liu Tong: "What if it's true? In that case, let's go back to reality and practice according to the techniques. If we can achieve results, it will prove that these techniques are real."

Liu Pei: "Cultivating in reality? That won't work, will it? I don't even know what this cultivation method is about."

Liu Tong: "Then tell me the contents, and I'll help you analyze the cultivation technique and find a way to practice it."

Although the booklet can only be used by one person, the contents can be shared with other players.

I only heard about the techniques from others, and I can't learn how to use them through the game system.

Unless the player understands and learns the technique themselves.

Liu Pei: "Huh? You think you can do it?"

Liu Tong glanced sideways: "What did you say?"

Liu Pei quickly smiled ingratiatingly, "It's nothing, it's nothing, my younger brother is very capable."

Liu Tong: "Of course, I wrote my college entrance exam essay in classical Chinese. Even my grandfather said I was good at classical Chinese."

Their maternal grandfather was a renowned scholar of traditional Chinese culture, and he taught them the Four Books and Five Classics when they were young.

Unfortunately, apart from Liu Dong, the other three children couldn't learn anything at all.

Liu Dong had a foundation from her previous life, and she had memories of it in her subconscious.

Therefore, among all his grandchildren, the maternal grandfather liked Liu Dong the most.

Liu Pei: "Okay, I'll send it to you now."

After saying that, he sent the contents of the "Nine Heavens Mysterious Scripture" to Liu Dong.

Liu Dong's research revealed that the "Nine Heavens Mysterious Scripture" was indeed a cultivation method.

I'm afraid all the secret manuals in this world are real.

What about this world?

Is it true or false?

Can games really create a 100% realistic world?

Liu Tong couldn't help but have doubts about the game "Shushan Swordsman".

Unfortunately, in the first novel I read about holographic online games, many of the settings described the game world as a real world that had become a game world for various reasons, and the players as the fourth catastrophe.

Despite the doubts, the game must go on. Having achieved their objective, the two left Wawu Mountain and were ready to head to the main city.

The main city is Chengdu, an ancient capital with a history of thousands of years. It was already bustling, and it became even more lively after players joined.

The two entered the main city and saw countless stalls and shops, among which were equipment mixed in with ordinary goods.

However, obtaining these equipment depends on the player's keen eye and luck.

Players cannot appraise items until they are sold.

If you have poor eyesight, you'll only buy ordinary items.

If you have a good eye, you might be able to buy top-tier equipment.

But neither Liu Dong nor Liu Pei could afford ordinary supplies or equipment.

This world emphasizes realism, so killing monsters won't drop money or equipment. Players can only collect materials from monsters and sell them to earn money.

There are also ways to earn money, such as completing tasks or working.

Liu and his wife have been staying in the mountains for almost a month. Where would they get any income?
All the money I earned in the starting village was spent on blue and red potions.

However, there was a lot of materials in my backpack that I had obtained from monsters.

The two walked around the city and saw the auction house, so they went inside.

A waiter came up to greet them and took away all the materials.

These materials earned the two of them more than twenty taels of silver, which seemed like a lot, but it wouldn't last long.

The best restaurant in town charges ten taels of silver for a single banquet.

Of course, the food at this banquet has attribute-boosting effects, making it worth the price.

Liu Tong pulled Liu Pei into a restaurant for a banquet, spending half of the money they had just earned.

They still need to buy clothes.

The clothes he was wearing were beginner's outfits, and he hadn't changed them since.

Both of them were lucky and had good taste, choosing outfits that provided attribute bonuses.

The two of them have high standards; they buy clothes that look very nice.

These clothes weren't cheap, and I spent all the money I had left.

We don't even have enough money to stay at the inn tonight.

Sleeping on the street is out of the question; officials would arrest you for affecting the city's appearance and throw you in jail, where you wouldn't be released until 24 hours later.

You can sleep in the wild, but the monsters there are 30% stronger at night. You can level up, but forget about sleeping.

Liu Pei: Do we really have to go fight monsters and level up tonight?

Liu Dong: "I know a place where you can make money."

Liu Pei: "You mean the gambling den?"

You can definitely make money there, but everyone in the gambling den is a gambling god. Players are no match for them. If you go in, you'll only lose your underwear.

Liu Tong: "No."

Liu Pei: "Do you want to 'rob the rich to help the poor' in the homes of the wealthy? No way, if you get caught, you'll be put on the wanted list."

Once you're on a wanted list, you're considered a red name, making you a target for all NPCs and players to kill.

Liu Tong: "Don't worry, even if we steal everything from that house, even if we're discovered, there won't be any arrest warrants from the authorities."

Liu Pei: "??"

Liu Tong: "I heard from Li Yingqiong that there is a Ciyun Temple in Chengdu."

Liu Tong: "This Ciyun Temple has a history of over a thousand years. It is said to have been built during the Han Dynasty and was originally named Tiangong Temple. It was renamed Ciyun Temple during the reign of Emperor Xuanzong of Tang."

Liu Tong: "Ciyun Temple, an ancient temple with a history of over a thousand years, was originally the best place for ordinary people to worship Buddha and offer incense. However, many years ago, Ciyun Temple was occupied by a group of evil monks and became a den of demons. The government was powerless to deal with them. But the disciples of the Shu Mountain Sect had their eyes on this place, and soon after, disciples of the Shu Mountain Sect joined forces with disciples from other sects to come and wipe out the group of evil cultivators in Ciyun Temple." (End of this chapter)