The Great Qin: Starting with marrying Jingni, I began my quest for immortality.

But Jiang Chuan was clearly not ugly. Although his skin was bronze and not very fair because he grew up in a mountain village, he was handsome and had a regular appearance. Moreover, his bronze skin made him look quite different from those weak noblemen.

In addition, Jiang Chuan's words were also of a very high standard.

Although she wasn't very good at taking care of children, Ru Shuang was quite skilled in music, chess, calligraphy, and painting.

Back when she was in that organization, they focused on developing her abilities in this area, and countless renowned teachers who had been forcibly abducted by that organization taught her.

If she hadn't been highly skilled in these areas, she wouldn't have been able to get close to Lord Xinling and gradually gain his trust.

"Fine, I'll teach you again."

Ru Shuang sighed, not angry at Jiang Chuan for being distracted, but said something to him.

Seemingly worried that Jiang Chuan might lose focus again, before practicing his swordplay once more, he warned Jiang Chuan, "Remember, there won't be a next time."

"Oh!"

Jiang Chuan quickly stood up straight, indicating that he understood.

Then, Ru Shuang began to wield her sword again.

This time, Jiang Chuan watched with extreme concentration.

Unfortunately, despite his earnest efforts, he actually didn't memorize even a few moves.

Yesterday was actually the same during the day.

But at night, for some unknown reason, as he entered that chaotic space, he suddenly mastered those sword techniques.

Ru Shuang was clearly unaware of the inside story.

After the swordplay demonstration was completed, Jiang Chuan was asked to try out a few moves to see how much he had memorized. However, Jiang Chuan's clumsy execution was evident as soon as he swung his sword.

Jiang Chuan used the moves taught yesterday with great skill, but his movements with the newly learned moves were simply unbearable to watch.

So, is the opponent's swordsmanship talent only reflected in the few moves taught yesterday?

Ru Shuang began to feel puzzled again.

Even though it was puzzling, she was extremely patient, breaking down each move and teaching Jiangchuan swordsmanship.

And so, it became evening again.

Jiang Chuan found himself back in that chaotic space.

The mist reappeared, and another figure appeared, beginning to wield a sword.

Unfortunately, this figure was not Ru Shuang, so Jiang Chuan's attention was focused on the sword rather than the person.

After the sword dance was completed, the mist dissipated.

The figure revealed his true form, which was none other than himself. Then, he transformed into a stream of light and rushed into Jiang Chuan's body.

Jiang Chuan was startled awake from his sleep once again.

He discovered that he had mastered the swordsmanship taught by Bai Tianru Shuang; the entire Tianluo Sword Technique was deeply engraved in his bones.

Chapter Seven: The Sword That Forbidden Everything

"Wow wow..."

Early in the morning, a sharp cry shattered the tranquility of Jiang Chuan's thatched hut.

Then, a flurry of activity ensued, followed by the sound of hurried footsteps.

Finally, Jiang Chuan's voice suddenly echoed.

"Baby, be good, baby, don't cry..."

At the door, Jiang Chuan carefully held a tiny baby in his arms, gently rocking it. Before long, the little baby named "Yan'er" fell into a deep sleep again. As she slept, she murmured and spat out a tiny bubble, which then popped with a "pop."

It seemed that the baby was a little uncomfortable because the bubble had burst, and his lips moved a couple more times.

"All right."

After seeing that the baby had completely fallen asleep, Jiang Chuan turned his head and looked at Ru Shuang beside him.

Ru Shuang looked at the child in Jiang Chuan's arms with a complicated expression. She said to Jiang Chuan, "Thank you for your trouble."

"It's nothing, she just likes me a lot."

Jiang Chuan said to Ru Shuang.

This morning, for some reason, the child suddenly started crying incessantly. Usually, Ru Shuang could soothe the child to sleep for a while and the child would fall asleep, but today, it seemed that was not the case.

It wasn't until Jiang Chuan took the initiative to speak up and offered to give it a try that Ru Shuang hesitated for a moment before finally handing the child to Jiang Chuan. He tried to soothe the child for a while before she finally fell asleep.

Jiang Chuan handed the child back to Ru Shuang, and as he watched her carefully holding the baby, he brought up another matter, "By the way, that sword technique from yesterday..."

As Ru Shuang looked at the child, she said softly, "I told you, that sword technique has an extraordinary origin. It's not surprising that you can't memorize it or learn it."

What I'm trying to say is, I already know how.

"Have you already mastered it?" Ru Shuang replied casually.

At first, she didn't think much of it, but after she realized what was going on, she looked at Jiang Chuan in utter astonishment, "You mean, you already know how to do it?"

She said this in an extremely serious tone.

"Yes."

Jiang Chuan spoke calmly.

Ru Shuang was somewhat skeptical.

"How about I demonstrate it for you?" Jiang Chuan said to Ru Shuang.

Ru Shuang nodded.

So they found an open space.

Ru Shuang still carefully held the child, while Jiang Chuan found his wooden sword and, in front of Ru Shuang, directly demonstrated the sword technique.

The Heavenly Net Sword Technique has a total of thirty-six moves, comprising one hundred and ten forms.

Its moves are extremely numerous and even more varied.

Even for Ru Shuang, it took her more than a year to learn this sword technique, and it took even longer to master it and reach its pinnacle.

Of course, for her now, this sword technique is a thing of the past.

Because she had mastered an even more exquisite sword technique.

That is... the way of the sword.

Even though she has only successfully unleashed it once so far, that one time showed Ru Shuang a path forward, a completely different direction. If given time, she will follow that path, and her sword will completely break free from the shadow of that organization, forming her own unique path of swordsmanship.

Even so.

Jiang Chuan's ability to completely master the Heavenly Net Sword Technique overnight still left her speechless.

Meanwhile, Ru Shuang also secretly complained about Jiang Chuan's performance yesterday.

'This guy, was he deliberately trying to make fun of me yesterday?'

How can someone be so clumsy in swordsmanship yesterday, only to master it completely overnight?

Ru Shuang didn't believe that such a person existed in the world.

Even if someone achieves greatness late in life and suddenly has an epiphany, it still takes time.

And how long has it been since yesterday?

Jiang Chuan clearly mastered the Heavenly Net Sword Technique from the very beginning, but only now has he deliberately revealed it.

Thinking of this, Ru Shuang's gaze toward Jiang Chuan immediately became extremely strange, and so, a new idea came to her mind.

Jiang Chuan was unaware that Ru Shuang had some thoughts. After completing a set of Tianluo Sword Technique, he felt sore all over. This was not surprising, after all, he had never undergone special training or cultivated internal energy before, and his physique was quite ordinary.

The reason he was able to unleash the complete Heavenly Net Sword Technique was entirely due to the enlightenment he received from that figure who looked exactly like him in that strange chaotic space.

He held the wooden sword and looked at Ru Shuang, saying, "How is it? Have I learned it yet?"

Ru Shuang, holding the child, nodded and said, "That's right, I admit that you are indeed very talented in swordsmanship."

"Since the Heavenly Net Sword Technique is no match for you, it's time for me to teach you a new sword technique."

Originally, Ru Shuang did not intend to teach Jiang Chuan this move.

But Jiang Chuan's talent moved her, and she also thought that Jiang Chuan was just trying to amuse her.

So she decided to teach that move to Jiang Chuan.

They wanted to know if Jiang Chuan's swordsmanship talent was sufficient to master that move.

Holding the child, Ru Shuang first returned to her room.

Then, the child was carefully placed on the bed, and some things were placed on the edge of the bed as a guardrail to prevent the child from accidentally rolling to the ground.

After taking care of the children, Ru Shuang took her sword and returned to the open space.

She drew her sword.

The morning sunlight shone down on the longsword in his hand, making it gleam with a hazy light.