I forge immortality with spiritual treasures.

Chapter 110 Dawn Appears
Seasons pass quickly, and days fly by.

Whenever Yingchan is immersed in spiritual practice, he can always feel the essence of it.

Before we knew it, another month had flown by.

On this day, Ying Chan sat in a quiet room, with his five senses facing the sky, focusing his gaze and listening intently. He had almost entered the state of transcending form and knowledge.

Ordinary senses seemed to have disappeared, and the divine thought had reached a state of extreme stillness. The inner and outer worlds returned to nothingness, and only a precious talisman appeared.

This precious talisman, formed from extremely complex runes, seems to possess the profound mystery of governing all things, radiating brilliant light.

It is precisely the Treasure Book of All Dharmas.

At this time, one should reflect on one's own cultivation, sort out what one has gained and realized, and try to condense the Dharma seal.

On that day, in the Cangming Cave Heaven, he obtained and copied three Taoist books and two magical techniques.

Among the three Taoist books, one is a commentary on the "Treatise on the Five Qi," written by the Taoist Master Jingcheng.

It is unknown whether this master is a highly accomplished cultivator of the sect, but many of the Taoist commentaries in the Cangming Cave Heaven are his work, and they are all concise, insightful, and always enlightening.

The other two Taoist books are also classics that discuss the Five Elements.

Ying Chan copied these Taoist books to enhance his understanding of the Five Elements and, of course, to assist himself in cultivating magic.

Over the past month, his five elemental spells have all improved, and the seals in the Myriad Laws Treasure Book have also become more profound.

Besides these, the two spells are "Mysterious Spiritual Chapter of the Central Wind" and "Essential Techniques of the Lesser Five Elements Thunder Gang".

The "Mysterious Chapter of the Spiritual Wind" is a method of wind.

Ying Chan's contact with the wind method, even before the Five Elements magic, showed that he had already achieved a certain level of skill when he was practicing Qi cultivation in the Taoist academy.

Even today, Ying Chan's understanding of the Wind Law is not necessarily much behind that of the Five Elements, so he will not discard it like trash.

However, since the Five Elements are the foundation of matter, cultivating the Five Elements first would greatly benefit Ying Chan's cultivation of the "Myriad Laws and Profound Images Treasure Record," which is why he chose to postpone the Wind Law.

Now that he has mastered the Five Elements magic, it's time for him to pick up the Wind magic again.

However, Ying Chan's art of summoning wind and controlling qi was, after all, something he had figured out himself. If he wanted to keep up with the progress, he would need a profound wind technique as proof.

Therefore, he found this "Mysterious Spiritual Chapter" in the Cangming Cave Heaven.

This chapter appears to have been created by the Supreme Master of this sect. It is both a Daoist scripture explaining the methods of wind and a profound technique for cultivating and transforming wind.

Since January, Ying Chan has devoted himself to research, and the results are so great that they are beyond words.

As for the "Minor Five Elements Thunder Gang Secrets", it is obvious that it is precisely thunder magic.

This thunder technique is somewhat similar to the Five Elements Spiritual Wind technique that Ying Chan had learned, only it is more profound.

Ying Chan had never been exposed to thunder magic before, so he couldn't learn it as quickly as he had with the "Mysterious Chapter of the Spiritual Wind". However, this thunder magic was based on the five elements, so he slowly explored it and finally got the hang of it.

When cultivating the "Myriad Laws and Profound Phenomena Precious Record," it is not necessary to pursue all methods simultaneously.

While there may be some discrepancies in the progress of the Five Elements magic, the Five Elements are inherently mutually reinforcing and complementary, and with the Ten Thousand Magic Treasures as the governing authority, there is absolutely no worry about the imbalance of the magic nature.

The same principle applies to wind and thunder.

Therefore, although Ying Chan's thunder magic is still shallow, it is still possible to condense a magic seal.

As the Wind and Thunder Seals were formed, Ying Chan clearly sensed that his foundation had thickened slightly and his upper limit of magical power was also subtly increasing, which immediately filled him with joy.

But he did not back down; instead, he began to absorb spiritual energy to improve his cultivation.

Besides wind and thunder magic, Ying Chan will also try to condense a magic seal this time, namely his archery and shooting skills!
His archery skills were gained from studying the Qiankun Bow.

Even before Ying Chan embarked on the path of cultivation, he was already able to hit his target with every arrow. As his cultivation improved, not only did his accuracy increase, but he also gradually began to comprehend some more profound applications.

If combined with the method of locking onto the Qi, the arrow can be guided to find the enemy; if the arrow is controlled by Qi, it can be made as agile and changeable as a flying sword... Even now, Ying Chan can still condense arrows for use even with empty hands, but he has never done so because he has the Qiankun Bow with him.

How can this not be considered 'law'?

The most important aspect of cultivating the "Myriad Laws and Profound Phenomena Treasure Record" has never been merely 'magic arts'.

To verify this hypothesis, Ying Chan made a special trip to Wendaozhai on Xuancheng Mountain, where he received guidance from his master. After further refinement over this period, he finally gained some confidence.

Ying Chan then raised the Myriad Laws Treasure Scroll and slowly imprinted all his insights into archery and bow techniques onto it.

During this process, he suddenly recalled the scenes of how, since leaving Yunshan Temple, he had relied on the Qiankun Bow and his archery skills to travel around the world and travel thousands of miles alone.

This feeling is very strange.

Because Ying Chan held firm to clarify things, he actually had no intention of recalling anything, but these scenes kept flashing by like a dream.

Among them were even days and nights when Ying Chan contemplated and comprehended the Lingbao Dao Seed.

And he was not swayed in the slightest by this.

The intricacies of this matter are probably beyond the comprehension of most.

As Ying Chan's memories flashed by, a brand new Dharma seal condensed and took shape within the talisman.

It is completely different from the Five Elements and Wind and Thunder, extremely complex and mysterious, as if it were a miniature of the divine patterns of the Qiankun Bow, or perhaps a small 'spiritual treasure seed'.

It possesses an indescribable beauty.

Ying Chan was slightly taken aback.

He suddenly realized that his magic seal was probably not just about archery, but was even more profound than all his magic.

Lost in thought, Ying Chan had unknowingly retreated from that state of profound stillness and oblivion.

He suddenly felt an unprecedented 'hunger'.

This was neither physical hunger nor spiritual thirst, but rather a realization that as long as he had a thought, he could endlessly increase his magical power and cultivation level.

This feeling even surpassed that of when his Xuan Guang was first formed and his Bao Lu was first completed.

"I see……"

Ying Chan raised his head, gazing at the ever-changing water light on the dome, his eyes gleaming with astonishing brilliance.

"My choice of the 'Myriad Laws and Profound Phenomena Precious Record' that day was indeed correct!"

"The road ahead is long, but the dawn is breaking."

Ying Chan laughed loudly, unleashing his senses and drawing upon the spiritual energy of heaven and earth: "Come!"

In an instant, the spiritual energy in the void surged, even reaching outside the Hanxu Daoist Temple. Invisible spiritual energy gathered into a stream, rushing towards the meditation room and vying to enter Yingchan's inner world. Through its circulation, it transformed into vast magical power.

Furthermore, following the condensation and refinement of the myriad Dharma treasures, profound phenomena arise.

As the days and months pass, so too do the days and months.

Suddenly, a few specks of spiritual light emanated from Ying Chan's body, flowing around with the surrounding energy, as if he were draped in a robe of rosy clouds.

Immediately afterwards, the shimmering robe quickly became brighter, and in a short while, it was shining brightly, like the sun and moon!

The entire quiet room felt as if it were bathed in sunshine.

……

Brothers, please vote for me with your monthly tickets, I'd be so grateful.

(End of this chapter)