My Practice Routine With My Confused Female Apprentice

Tian Wenjin was twenty-eight years old, and was ruthlessly abandoned when he fell in love with someone for the first time in his life.

If she were an ordinary person, this would be the first time in a girl's life that she had lost her love. Although it was a bit miserable, it would not be too serious. Crying a few times, dull for a few days, when I wanted to leave, I walked out.

But she is not an ordinary person, she is a cultivator, so the situation cannot be generalized. To put it seriously, her Dao heart has collapsed.

For several days in a row, she was like a walking dead, lifeless... Even, the Cultivation Base showed signs of dissipating.

In the early morning, Qin Ran was cutting wood carvings by the willow trees by the lake.

To be more precise, it is a wood-cutting sword. A token of entry and exit from the mountain guard formation that I told Li Shiyin a few days ago.

Originally, in Qin Ran's opinion, if Li Shiyin could carve a cat climbing frame out of stone, it would not be a problem for Qin Ran to carve a few cartoon toys out of wood.

Who knew that these pendant puppets, which should be extremely simple in his eyes, stumped him.

He planned to make all the tokens in one day, but... Four days have passed, and he is still sharpening the simplest wooden sword.

To put it bluntly, it is really not difficult to cut a wooden sword, the difficult thing is to add formation patterns on it...

At this moment, Qin Ran was carving with a small carving knife, but suddenly his hand trembled slightly, the pattern was crooked, and the entire formation structure was destroyed, declaring that his small wooden sword had failed again.

"Ugh!"

Qin Ran's mentality was a little broken, and he raised his hand and threw the small wooden sword aside. There, there are already three failed ones. And that's just his "masterpiece" this morning.

He leaned on the chair, looked at the lake, and began to doubt life. Is it so difficult to sharpen a wooden sword?

At this time someone approached, he looked over, it was Tian Wenjin.

Tian Wenjin came over, expressionless, standing on the lake embankment not far from him, also looking at the lake.

With her appearance, Qin Ran always felt that she was going to commit suicide by jumping into the lake.

He took another piece of wood and continued to whittle down a wooden sword. While sharpening the wooden sword, he paid attention to Tian Wenjin, afraid that she would really miss it.

Tian Wenjin stood there for a long time, then suddenly asked, "Is this all of you men, or is it just him?"

At this time, the surface of the lake was calm, and the branches and leaves of the willows on the shore were moving lightly.

Qin Ran's hand for sharpening the wooden sword stopped, and he looked up at Tian Wenjin, wanting to answer her with the classic answer "all men are like this".

But he cannot represent all men after all, he thought for a while and replied:

"Emotion is the most unbelievable thing in this world, it's too subjective. A person can say he loves you in the morning, and he can kill you in the evening. It's true to love you in the morning, and it's true to hate you in the evening.

"And emotion is something that it can't see or touch, so invisible things don't need to exist. Maybe there is no emotion in this world.

"...Maybe there are people in this world who can use emotion as a technique to make emotion substantial."

Tian Wenjin was silent for a long time, immersed in the emotion of broken love, she probably realized that all men are ruthless and ungrateful.

"I don't have to have a dao companion, do I?" she asked.

"Yes!" Qin Ran nodded, affirming,

"In this world, no one is indispensable to anyone. The same is true for dao companions. You can live well without dao companions, you can live without friends, and you can find a way to live without parents and relatives. Yes For you, only you are essential."

"I understand." Tian Wenjin said.

Qin Ran looked at her and saw her closing her eyes facing the lake.

He waited for a while, but Tian Wenjin didn't continue to speak. He knew that Tian Wenjin might have realized something, so he stopped waiting for her words.

He lowered his head and cut the sword, the knife moved, and cut out a fat wooden sword.

He turned his head to look at Tian Wenjin again, and found some mysterious artistic conception around her, and he felt sad when he saw it. The lake beneath her feet swirled away from her.

He started to carve patterns for the wooden sword, and after a while, Tian Wenjin's words came to his ears.

She said, "Borrow the sword and use it."

Qin Ran looked up and saw Tian Wenjin leading a discarded wooden sword. She held it in her hand, flew up, and danced with the sword on the lake.

It's strange, she obviously didn't realize Sword Qi, but Qin Ran can see a transparent, shapeless sword-shaped phantom on the wooden sword in her hand.

Watching her sword dance, Qin Ran inexplicably felt sad in his heart, he wanted to cry, raised his hand to touch it, and it turned out that tears were already rolling out of his eyes.

"Sword intent..." he murmured.

Qin Ran has seen this thing before, once, in Su Changqing's hands.

However, Li Shiyin did not understand the sword intent, Bai Ruoxi did not understand the sword intent, even Liu Boxian, the head of Jianfeng, did not understand the sword intent, but Tian Wenjin did understand the sword intent.

It’s not that Sword Intent must be more advanced than Sword Qi, but that Sword Intent is much, much harder to comprehend than Sword Qi. And it has nothing to do with aptitude, it has to do with xinxing.

Sword Qi will add attributes, and Sword intent will add artistic conception. Sword Qi and Sword intent do not conflict, and even one plus one is greater than two.

But Sword intent is really hard.

Su Changqing's Sword intent is about immortality and Taoism, and a sword hit by him will make people lose their senses; Tian Wenjin's Sword intent is obviously about emotion, a sad emotion.

"Master..." Li Shiyin came to Qin Ran's side at some point, she burst into tears, looked at Tian Wenjin who was dancing the sword, and asked in tears, "Has Wenjin learned the new Sword Technique?"

"This is a Sword intent." Qin Ran said.

"What is the Sword intent?"

"Why did you use your sword..."

After a while, Tian Wenjin put away his sword and returned the discarded wooden sword to Qin Ran, saying, "Thank you for your sword."

"What do you mean?" Qin Ran asked her.

Tian Wenjin pondered for a moment, no trace of emotion could be seen on her face, she replied: "Forget about emotion."

"Alas..." Qin Ran sighed.

He took out half of the horn from the Qiankun bag, handed it to Tian Wenjin, and said, "Since you thank me for the sword, I will give you a sword."

Tian Wenjin looked at the horn in Qin Ran's hand. She was a thunder attribute Spiritual Roots, and she could clearly sense the turbulent thunder in the horn.

"What's this?" she asked.

"The horn of the thundering one-horned ox."

Yulei Unicorn, seventh-level Demonic Beasts.

Tian Wenjin shook her head: "I don't want it." She couldn't stand it.

"You should, you still need a natal sword."

Tian Wenjin was silent for a long time, took a deep look at Qin Ran, and finally took the horn.

The bond between her and Danfeng is getting deeper and deeper.

Interestingly, Qin Ran said that feelings are the most unreliable thing, but at the same time used kindness to win her over; while Tian Wenjin comprehended the Wangqing Sword intent, but accepted other people's gifts.

The free gifts are often the most expensive.

Tian Wenjin took the horn of Yulei Unicorn and left Danfeng.

"Master, is Wenjin's Sword intent an Wangqing Sword intent?"

"Yes."

"If someone is stabbed by her, will this person forget their emotions?"

"probably……"

"Then I don't want to be stabbed by her." Li Shiyin said, "Master, will I understand the Sword intent?"

Qin Ran looked at Li Shiyin and asked, "Do you know why you hold the sword and why you draw the sword?"

Li Shiyin thought about it carefully, then shook her head. She seems to hold the sword for the sake of holding the sword, and practice for the sake of practice.

If she had to say there was a reason, she thought it was guardianship.

She came here to cultivate immortality for the elixir of longevity, she wanted her family to never die... This is a kind of protective heart.

Before, she wanted to protect her family forever, but now she has more Danfeng and more masters.

But she can't tell the Master.

"When you have thought it through, firmed up that idea, and integrated that idea into Sword Technique, that might be your Sword intent." Qin Ran said.

Li Shiyin squatted down, picked up a wooden sword that Qin Ran had thrown aside, and gestured a few times with it in her hand. She smiled very cutely, and said:

"Master, I will also have a Sword intent."