Cultivation begins with the Druid panel

Lu Lin unfolded the book in his hand. The book contained information about the bloodlines of spirit beasts. Although it was only at a basic level, it was still very helpful to him at this stage.

"When I was selecting bloodlines for purification, I had a lot of knowledge about bloodlines in my mind, but it didn't seem comprehensive."

Lu Lin looked at the book in his hand and thought to himself.

It's probably because his bloodline purification is only at level one, so the information the panel is providing him is insufficient.

[You have completed a reading session; your understanding of this book increases by 1 point.]

[You have completed a reading session; your understanding of this book increases by 1 point.]

The book didn't contain much information, and Lu Lin quickly skimmed through it before closing it again.

Seeing Lu Lin's interest in the book, the scholar couldn't help but ask curiously, "Young master, don't you find reading boring?"

"I don't think so," Lu Lin shook his head.

The scholar's gaze toward Lu Lin held a newfound appreciation.

Confucian disciples are found all over the cultivation world, making them the most numerous group. However, among these Confucian disciples, only a very small number are able to calm their minds and focus solely on their studies.

Young people like Lu Lin, who don't find reading boring, are the kind of disciples that Confucianism needs most.

The scholar's eyes darted around, and he immediately had an idea. He tentatively asked, "Young master, do you have a teacher?"

Lu Lin subconsciously wanted to say the words "Tianhang Mountain", but then he remembered what his second senior brother and fourth senior sister had said and shook his head, saying, "I am a wandering cultivator. I accidentally stepped into the world of cultivation and became a cultivator. It was all good luck."

The scholar's eyes lit up even more: "Then why don't you join the Confucian school with me, young master? You're only at the third level of Qi Refining, so you can choose your path again."

Lu Lin shook his head, politely declining: "I'm sorry, my ambitions are not in books, and I am really not in line with Confucian values."

The scholar's expression turned somewhat disappointed, and he sighed helplessly. It was a pity that such a promising student was not studying.

However, the scholar was clearly not a stubborn person. After hearing Lu Lin's refusal, he shut up and did not mention the matter again.

Just then, the coachman returned after finishing his dry rations. He glanced into the carriage and asked the two men, "Do you gentlemen have anything else to attend to? If not, we'll continue our journey now."

"Alright, let's continue."

The two said in unison.

The coachman nodded slightly, then reminded them, "The journey ahead will be a bit bumpy. Please pack your things carefully, lest you break down on the road."

After saying that, the coachman turned his head, flicked the reins in his hand, and urged the blazing horse to set off on the road.

Not far ahead of the carriage was a forest. The forest path was only wide enough for one carriage to pass through, and the dense jungle on both sides of the road was so thick that it was almost impenetrable.

Lu Lin took the opportunity to take out the map and look at it in front of him.

From here, it takes five hundred miles of mountain road to leave this forest. In this forest, there are demonic beasts that roam at night, and rogue cultivators who claim territory and rule over their own areas, making it very dangerous.

Lu Lin scanned the map to make sure he had a clear idea of ​​the route ahead before rolling it up and putting it back into his storage bag.

The scholar opposite him closed his eyes again, his breathing steady, as if he were asleep.

"Gurgle gurgle..."

At that moment, Lu Lin suddenly heard the tree-man's cry.

Lu Lin turned his head and saw that the vines that Gu Ji had transformed into had climbed up his arm and all the way to his shoulder, and it looked like it was hungry.

Along the way, Guji was separated from the ground and had nowhere to get nutrients, so it was now extremely hungry.

With a thought, Lu Lin took out a wood-attribute yellow talisman from his Qiankun bag and fed it to Guji. Guji felt better and climbed off Lu Lin's shoulder, wrapping itself around Lu Lin's arm again.

After eating and drinking to their hearts' content, Xiao Hei, nestled in Lu Lin's arms, closed its eyes and fell asleep.

Seeing this, Lu Lin transformed the little black cat in his arms into a bracelet and put it on his wrist, then sat cross-legged on the bed.

He glanced at the scholar, who seemed to have entered a deep meditation. He couldn't tell if the scholar was too carefree or too confident in his abilities, for he dared to be so relaxed and unguarded.

Anyway, Lu Lin didn't dare to. He took out a scroll from his Qiankun bag and opened it in front of him.

This scroll was what he obtained after killing Young Master Yue last night, but he hadn't had a chance to look at it yet.

It seems that Young Master Yue is more favored by the Pavilion Master of Wangyue Pavilion than Young Master Ri. The workmanship and materials of this scroll are far superior to the booklet that Young Master Ri carries, and it is obviously very valuable.

Moreover, that mirror was of better quality than the compass of the young master.

It's a pity.

Although the mirror belonging to Young Master Yue was a magical artifact, its essence was damaged, and with its surface shattered, its power was reduced to less than one-tenth.

Lu Lin unrolled the scroll in his hand. The contents of the scroll, like the light of the corona, were a secret technique for the path of stars.

—A single arrow carrying the stars and moon?

Lu Lin raised an eyebrow. So it was a purely killing technique?

This is different from the Corona Light, which is more of a group attack and doesn't distinguish between friend and foe. But the Star Moon Arrow technique focuses on condensing the power of stars into an arrow and then shooting it out in the shape of a crescent moon, killing with one strike.

Looking at the introduction to this secret technique, Lu Lin's eyes flickered slightly as he recalled his first meeting with Young Master Yue, along with Shen Luo.

At that moment, it seemed as if the Moon Prince had trapped them in the mirror world and shot an arrow at them.

It seems that the secret technique that Young Master Yue used back then is the one he has in his hands now.

[You have reviewed "Star and Moon Arrow" once; your understanding of "Star and Moon Arrow" increases by 1.]

[As you continue this practice, your understanding of the Star and Moon Arrow technique will continue to increase...]

With a foundation in cultivating the light of the corona, Lu Lin became increasingly proficient in cultivating the secret techniques of the Path of Stars, and his comprehension level was rapidly increasing. Even when multitasking and paying attention to the scholar's condition, he was able to grasp the basics in a relatively short time.

The only drawback was that he didn't have the opportunity to practice this secret technique on the carriage.

This was the first time he had ever practiced a purely offensive secret technique.

The art of offense and defense specifically refers to secret arts that have no other function besides offense and defense.

Even something like the Three-Inch Heavenly Lightning doesn't count, since the Three-Inch Heavenly Lightning can summon heavenly lightning, and heavenly lightning, besides being used for attack, also has the ability to break illusions.

Even evil spirits that cannot be touched by ordinary means can be defeated by a three-inch heavenly lightning.

But just then, the mountain road began to become rugged and bumpy, and the carriage became extremely unstable. The scholar was startled awake and slowly opened his eyes. Lu Lin also had to break free from his meditative state and quietly rolled up the scroll in his hand.

He stared intently at it.

[Introduction to Star and Moon Arrow (1/100)]

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