Damn, I turned into a monster

Chapter 254 Chapter 252 Youxuanzi

"This this……"

The cultivator stared at Wang Wu, who had fully recovered, and after a long pause, finally managed to utter a sentence:

"That's good, that's good."

He then disappeared from the spot and went back to doing his own thing.

The sect cultivators who manage these martial arts arenas are the kind of people who don't have much of a future... well, well, not exactly not much of a future, it's just that everyone has their own ambitions.

This is indeed a relatively relaxed job with little pressure; most people wouldn't even be able to get one. Moreover, a major advantage of this job is that you get to enjoy the company of novice cultivators who are just starting out and know nothing...

Uh, it's far away.

In short, since Wang Wu was alright, the cultivator in charge naturally didn't plan to stay there any longer, after all, the immortal seed he planted was waiting for him to water and nourish it.

Um, it's a legitimate immortal seed, not something that's turned evil or anything like that, there's no such implication.

"is acceptable."

After the other party left, Tian Wu looked at Wang Wu and patted him on the shoulder, "But there is one thing you need to understand, and that is, surrendering is a matter of timing."

"You can't always surrender. Often, the better approach is to create a diversion and then run away."

"In some situations, rather than resorting to feigning surrender to ambush others, I would recommend the same procedure as above, but with an additional counterattack."

"Um, Uncle, but aren't we just sparring? I know all about real combat."

“Uh…” Tian Wu was stunned for a moment, then a hint of embarrassment flashed across his face. However, he was thick-skinned, or rather, he was always upright and honest, so he was not embarrassed by it.

"I'm just telling you this so you can strengthen your memory."

"Okay." Wang Wu nodded obediently.

"Thank you for your guidance, Uncle. What else do you plan to investigate next?"

"It's nothing." Tian Wu waved his hand. "How are you doing here? Do you have enough pocket money?"

"That's enough, Uncle. It's enough."

Because they are currently uncle and nephew, their conversations are naturally more like those of uncle and nephew, specifically from the perspective of Wang Wu and the First Heavenly Martial.

As for how people here perceive it, well, it's pretty much the same, since everyone has a similar family structure and there's not much difference in that regard.

Of course, under normal circumstances, the relationship between uncle and nephew would not be this close. The relationship between Wang Wu and the First Martial is more like that of father and son than uncle and nephew.

On the first day, Wang Wu had considered having the two pretend to be father and son, but Wang Wu refused because he already had a father and didn't need to add another father to his family. Besides, an uncle was the same, there was no difference.

After chatting with Wang Wu for a while and asking about his recent situation, Wang Wu left on the first day. He left very quickly and without any hesitation because he had an appointment with someone else that day.

It mainly involves challenging each other to a duel.

Because of his own unique characteristics, Tianwu is already very familiar with many of the high-ranking members of the Qionglan Sect. As a righteous character, he naturally gains a lot of goodwill from other members of the Order faction, and his first impression score is very high.

In addition, his own character and excellent qualities led him to quickly become sworn brothers with the higher-ups of the Qionglan Sect.

Wang Wu was of course unaware of the current situation of the First Martial Artist, but the First Martial Artist's high popularity in the Qionglan Sect had indeed brought him many benefits, although he himself was completely unaware of it.

Because these benefits are all implicit. After all, the First Martial Lord is a very fair person and doesn't like others deliberately trying to curry favor with him, or giving his family members special treatment because of him.

This was indeed his own thought, and there was no acting involved; this is simply his nature.

However, even if you have absolutely no intention of doing so, ultimately, as long as that kind of thing exists in this society, there are some things you can't avoid.

Just like Wang Wu now.

No one gave him any special treatment or preferential treatment on the surface, but behind the scenes... just by looking at how much the management staff in the training grounds cared about him, you could tell.

It's important to know that there's a chance of death in the Qionglan Sect's martial arts arena battles, though the chance isn't high.

As for Wang Wu, every time he was beaten to what they considered a 'near-death state,' he was always stopped in time by the management, and the medical treatment he received afterwards was top-notch, with all the best and fastest resources available. Ordinary people could not possibly receive such treatment.

However, these things are very 'hidden', so hidden that most people wouldn't notice anything wrong with them.

After Wang Wu left on the first day, two cultivators quickly appeared in front of him. Wang Wu was familiar with these two people, so he did not resist and let them cast a spell to trap him before taking him to the infirmary.

When he was released again, it was five days later. After a thorough physical examination to confirm that he had fully recovered, he was finally allowed to leave.

This was the longest he had ever spent in the infirmary, but he didn't dislike it, since the monk who examined him was...

Well, nothing happened between the two of them. She was a very traditional human woman who already had a Daoist partner. However, it was still quite nice to have an attractive female cultivator taking care of her.

"Wang Wu."

Then, as soon as he came out, Wang Wu bumped into someone again.

That was You Xuanzi, the female cultivator who had watched the battle between Wang Wu and the First Martial Master in the training ground, and who had been Wang Wu's main sparring partner during this period.

"What? Want to fight?"

Looking at the woman who appeared in front of him, Wang Wu asked directly.

"Hmm." The latter nodded, then asked, "Is your injury alright?"

“I’m all better now,” Wang Wu said. “I’ve been inside for several days now, so I’m pretty much recovered.”

"That's good then." Youxuanzi didn't say anything more. "Then let's go."

You Xuanzi was a rogue cultivator who had not joined any sect before entering the Qionglan Sect. The cultivation technique she practiced was the kind that could be found anywhere, the most common and ubiquitous technique.

She was also very poor in terms of cultivation resources. After her mother passed away, she had to rely on herself for everything.

However, thanks to her exceptional talent, she still managed to get into the Qionglan Sect, and she even achieved the top score in Wang Wu's class.

She is a top-tier genius, destined to become at least a Star Lord level cultivator. Precisely because of her excellence, she immediately received offers of employment from several sect leaders after entering the sect.

In the words of those big shots, You Xuanzi is a genius that appears only once every thousand years in the sect. Of course, this thousand years only refers to ten sessions, and if we look at it from the perspective of the entire sect's history, it doesn't seem that remarkable.

Of course, having too high aspirations isn't all good, so it's best to be down-to-earth first.

At least for now, she is the strongest person Wang Wu has ever seen on this planet.

(End of this chapter)