And so, Shi Yin, with his own horse, had the people from Mantuo Manor escort him out of Taihu Lake.

After he defeated Mantuo Manor, he had the manor's people bring the horse back for him.

Now, after being free-range at Mantuo Manor for more than two years, and with Shi Yin occasionally using his soul power to help groom it and replenish its vitality, this guy has grown plump and strong, and its intelligence has also increased a lot. It can now understand Shi Yin's simple commands.

Most importantly, its physique now far surpasses that of ordinary horses, making traveling a thousand miles a day seem effortless. Legend has it that even the Akhal-Teke horse's exhaust fumes can't keep up with its speed.

When Madam Wang learned that the man had left, she was almost overjoyed and wept. That bastard was finally gone. Does he know how she had managed to get through the past two years?

I live in constant fear, afraid that one day I'll anger this little rascal and get slapped to death by him.

But this little rascal is incredibly strong, like a rejuvenated old monster, and he's immune to poison. She has absolutely no way to deal with him.

As for other methods, she didn't think the honey trap would work on this little monster. Her daughter, Wang Yuyan, was pretty enough, wasn't she? This little rascal didn't even give her a second glance.

Later, she finally understood that he was just a martial arts fanatic, and as long as she didn't disturb his practice, there wouldn't be any problems.

But if anyone dares to interfere with his martial arts practice, she has no doubt that even if it's her own daughter, that little monster won't hold back.

Now that the little rascal has left without a second thought, it proves her suspicion that he really didn't like her daughter.

Wang Yuyan, on the other hand, was not surprised at all, because Shi Yin had already said goodbye to her yesterday.

After all, they had been martial arts partners for over two years, and she was the one who taught Shi Yin his basic martial arts knowledge. It wouldn't be right for her to leave without saying goodbye.

In fact, not only Shi Yin wanted to leave, but Wang Yuyan also planned to run away to find her cousin.

Madam Wang always disapproved of her being with her cousin, so Wang Yuyan had no choice but to find a way to run away.

In this respect, Madam Wang really didn't mislead her daughter. She could see clearly that Murong Fu would never fall in love with her daughter. That guy was too ambitious and had no feelings for his children.

Unfortunately, Wang Yuyan didn't believe it; she was completely fixated on her cousin, that crooked tree.

Shi Yin didn't care about the lawsuit between the mother and daughter; he was just there to learn martial arts and would run away after he finished.

At most, he could lend them a hand if they encountered trouble in the future, but it was impossible for him to be Wang Yuyan's lapdog or their nanny.

Half a day later, Shi Yin appeared in Nanjing, hundreds of miles away.

He planned to stay in Jiangnan for a while and make some money.

And so, half a month passed, and the Jiangnan region was in turmoil as various families frantically searched for people.

Shi Yin randomly approached several powerful families, spent some time finding their treasure vaults, and took a considerable amount of their wealth.

I don't want silver or antiques, I only want gold, as well as other gemstones, precious stones, luminous pearls, and so on.

Because of the large amount of theft, the families whose homes were robbed suffered heavy losses and frantically searched for the thieves, even issuing wanted notices.

They knew that someone with such skill must be a highly skilled martial artist from the martial arts world, but they couldn't swallow their pride.

So they each issued arrest warrants, and the total reward offered by the several families was over 100,000 taels of silver.

The martial arts world was thrown into turmoil.

People from all walks of life flocked to the Jiangnan region, hoping to find the great thief.

Whether or not there is a reward is not important; what is important is finding the master thief.

The fact that several major families are offering such a large reward means that the guy stole even more. Once that guy is found, who will care about the reward money?

But by this time, Shi Yin had already left Jiangnan, and his pendant-shaped storage soul tool was no longer enough; the space was completely filled to the brim.

At this moment, Shi Yin was heading towards Dali. Previously, due to a lack of martial arts knowledge, he could only let go of the Duan family's Six Meridians Divine Sword and One Finger Divine Skill. Now, he could go and ask them.

The Langhuan Jade Cave contains most of the martial arts techniques in the martial arts world, but there are also some martial arts techniques that are not included.

Examples include Shaolin's Yi Jin Jing and Xi Sui Jing, the Dali Duan family's Six Meridian Divine Sword and One Yang Finger, and the Beggars' Sect's Eighteen Subduing Dragon Palms.

Besides, the martial arts techniques of the Xiaoyao Sect were not included. Shi Yin obtained the Beiming Divine Skill, Lingbo Weibu, and Xiaowuxiang Skill, but there are still martial arts techniques such as Bahuang Liuhe Weiwo Duzun Skill, Tianshan Liuyang Palm, Baihong Palm, and Tianshan Zhemei Hand that he has not yet obtained.

Shi Yin planned to travel around more to see if he could get his hands on the remaining martial arts techniques.

Among the martial arts techniques collected in the Langhuan Jade Cave, the most valuable ones should be the Murong family's techniques, namely the Star Shift and Dragon City Sword Technique.

Dragon City Sword Technique is probably one of the few exquisite sword techniques in the world of Tianlong. There are many divine martial arts manuals in this world, but exquisite sword techniques are rare.

However, Shi Yin didn't practice; he simply couldn't keep up.

Shi Yin found the "Shifting Stars" technique quite interesting. It was a skill that purely borrowed and deflected force, and transferred energy. It did not replicate the moves, but only reversed the direction of the force.

How to describe this technique? It's a technique for easily defeating weak opponents. First, the user's internal strength cannot be too far behind that of the opponent. Second, the user must be able to predict the opponent's moves. Finally, the user cannot take the initiative to attack. It's purely about easily defeating weak opponents.

But crushing weaker opponents is good too; Shi Yin liked this technique. So he learned it.

Wandering around aimlessly, stopping and starting, Shi Yin returned to Dali in less than half a month.

Although the journey was slow and sluggish, the horse ran fast, more than twice as fast as before.

So the time it took to get back to Dali was actually less than when I went to Jiangnan.

They didn't encounter any trouble and strolled along until they arrived at Tenryu-ji Temple.

To be precise, it's not that they didn't encounter any trouble, it's just that Tokigami didn't consider it trouble.

It was just some petty thieves and bandits along the way. Shi Yin shot a few arrows, and the ones about to die were gone. He wouldn't stop the rest from running away.

Located north of the Zhongyue Peak of Diancang Mountain outside Dali City, Tianlong Temple, also known as Chongsheng Temple, is backed by the verdant Diancang Mountain and faces the vast Erhai Lake. It enjoys a prime location with its mountain and water scenery.

It is the royal family temple of the Duan family in Dali. Most of the emperors who abdicated in successive dynasties shaved their heads and became monks here. The royal family donated money to repair it every time they worshipped their ancestors and on their birthdays. After several generations of expansion, it has three pavilions, seven towers, nine halls and a hundred buildings. The halls and buildings are spread out in a continuous manner and the scale is magnificent. In terms of scale and style, it is no less than the Buddhist ancestral temples such as Wutai Mountain and Putuo Mountain in the Central Plains. However, because it is far away in the southern border, its reputation in the martial arts world is not as prominent as that of Shaolin and Wudang.

Shi Yin entered the temple easily without any hindrance, because Tianlong Temple was facing a big problem and no one paid attention to a young-looking boy like him.

He arrived at just the right time; Kumārajīva had ventured into the mountains, also hoping to obtain the Six Meridians Divine Sword from the Dali Duan family.

Shi Yin's eyes lit up. It was just right. The flaming saber in the Tibetan monk's hand was also a good martial art. He could study it.

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