Silavin
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Su Chen had no idea what the black-robed swordsman wanted to say. “He wasn’t talking about jellied tofu. It was just a way of hinting at something. Tomorrow night is the martial competition, and there might be some trouble then. But that’s for the leadership of the various groups to handle. It doesn’t concern us. Better to stay out of it and avoid any trouble.” “Does this mean that Mr. Han knows something about the martial competition? Maybe we should ask him for some tips.…-
280.7 K • Ongoing
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Su Chen and Ah Chou strolled along the bustling streets of Gusu City, chatting as they went. “Besides those two major events, Brother Chen, you probably don’t know that many young experts have emerged from various groups! They are mostly inner disciples within these major factions and already hold the title of first-rate experts. Their ages are comparable to ours, yet they’ve attained significant renown in the martial arts world at such a young age. This upcoming Wu Region martial competition…
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Ah Chou flipped over like a fish, rising from the messy ground. Having long since grown accustomed to being knocked down by Su Chen, he was unflustered, and even joked for a moment. He was a bit weary from cultivating martial arts and rested on the steps of the City God Temple. “Confident enough to reach my level?” Su Chen chuckled. “Of course. I am but mid first-rate, while you, Brother Chen, are at late first-rate, though the gap feels way bigger. However, reaching peak…
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Another year flew by unknowingly. The somber atmosphere enveloped the Medicine King Estate, blanketed in pristine snow, trees and eaves adorned with icicles, while a chilling wind swept through. Su Chen, dressed in his usual attire, completed an hour of practice in The Mayfly Chapter’s Dormancy stage. He arrived at the Errand Hall compound to find disciples bustling about, preparing for the annual cleaning, burning incense, and offering sacrifices—preparations for the imminent…
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Su Chen now had his first set of spiritual materials to craft a talisman, and he eagerly wanted to try making one. However, crafting a talisman couldn’t be done within the Medicine King Estate or within Gusu County City. Any disturbance would attract other errand disciples or unwanted attention. Su Chen ventured deep into the Vaulting Mountains, miles away from Gusu County City, to a secluded and quiet place. He built a simple bamboo shelter to conduct his experiments. He held the…
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280.7 K • Ongoing
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Autumn passed, and winter came. Since Su Chen returned from Lou County, three years came and went in a blink of an eye. Su Chen was seventeen now. He had grown taller, no longer the skinny and weak kid from his younger days, but rather a young man with clear features and a calm, composed demeanor. These years were spent in the Medicine King Estate’s Errand Hall, cultivating quietly, doing errands, and rarely bothering with matters of the Wu Region’s martial world. Only…
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280.7 K • Ongoing
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Su Chen held the heavy and cold golden brush in his hand, sensing its spiritual energy; his eyebrows rose in surprise. It was a treasure brush! Hardly any of them were genuine metal-attribute spiritual brushes! True metal spiritual materials were beyond what normal ones could ever compare. The spiritual energy it contained was extremely rich, not easily scattered after a few stirrings. Who knew just how the store owner even got such an exquisite brush? “What is this brush called?” Su Chen…
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Of course, over the past half year, Su Chen hadn’t been completely without success when it came to spiritual materials. He often went out to perform various errands, traveling between counties and trekking through mountains and fields. Once, while crossing a small river, he happened upon a tiny stone in the stream with a faint blue aura of spiritual energy. Another time, while resting in a small grove of trees, he unintentionally brushed against a fragment of locust wood that had somehow been…
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Su Chen noted down the eight talismans recorded on the jade slips, tucking the immortal jade slip scroll against his body. He then set out from the deep mountains with a small medicine basket, heading to the neighboring county to fulfill his errand. As he journeyed, his thoughts drifted to how he would locate these spiritual materials. The jade slip mentioned that making talismans was supposedly simple—merely requiring the four spiritual materials: ink, brush, paper, and inkstone. There were no…
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