The Sword Master God's Journey to Face Slapping

Probably because of the hard life in the past, Xuanyuan understood the dangers and cruelty of this world too early. He was originally an orphan who was ignored by everyone. It was naturally not easy for him to grow up alone in the mortal world. In fact, he had already experienced a lot of malice during his growth, so Xuanyuan never had too high speculation and expectations about this world.

In short, Xuanyuan did not have more or better expectations for this world. He could accept all kinds of treatments imposed on him, whether good or bad, without too many negative emotions, and would not feel unfair or treated poorly, and then feel resentful and feel that he was treated poorly.

Because in Xuanyuan's view, this was originally the most normal thing. Heaven treats all things as straw dogs, and these musical voices are just one of the straw dogs. I am just a chess piece controlled by Heaven. If they don't want to be controlled by Heaven and don't want Heaven to decide their fate, the only way out is to keep getting stronger, that's all.

So after joining the Sword Sect, he found that the Sword Sect's way of training disciples was so straightforward and cruel. It was to let the disciples go freely, only provide cultivation secrets and cultivation resources, and then not provide any guidance and help to the disciples. Instead, it allowed the disciples to develop freely. Xuan Yuan felt that this method was very much in line with his heart. In the Sword Sect, he was like a fish in water and adapted very well.

Unlike other geniuses who were outstanding in qualifications and flattered before entering, Xuan Yuan had long been accustomed to handling his own affairs. After all, he was originally an orphan without anyone to supervise him. If he didn't even worry about his own affairs, no one would worry about him for him. The Sword Sect had no one to supervise the new disciples, but instead created an environment for Xuan Yuan that was no different from the original one. He was very adaptable to everything and quickly settled down.

In the absence of supervision and guidance, Xuan Yuan became more and more determined to practice well. He wanted to practice sword well according to the records in the sword canon, enhance his strength, and then control his own life. Since he had this goal in mind, Xuan Yuan would work tirelessly towards this goal and would never relax a bit.

Xuanyuan was originally a very self-disciplined person, and the free-range education of the Sword Sect made this self-discipline and simplicity stand out. People with weak self-discipline can also calm down and work hard to practice when they are supervised by their elders, but once there is no teacher watching, those who lack self-discipline will naturally become lazy and slack, and they are not as good as those with firm mind and resolute will. They can persist and achieve the final victory.

When he first joined the Sword Sect, Xuanyuan, who was originally just an ordinary weak boy in the mortal world, saw the opportunity to become stronger and the possibility of becoming stronger. In order to pursue strength, he eagerly seized all opportunities to practice, seized all opportunities to strengthen himself, and worked hard. In addition to sleeping, his daily schedule was only meditation, meditation, and meditation.

There was no rest, no slackness, and no relaxation. He just kept practicing hard, persisting in constantly striving and working hard on the road to becoming stronger, and constantly pursuing his goals.

Like Xuan Yuan, who maintains such high-intensity training every day, the whole person lives like an ascetic monk, and there is no fun except training. Such a life is not acceptable to everyone, and not everyone can accept and always execute it, so in the end... not everyone can achieve their goals and successfully pursue their dreams.

During the Qi Refining Period, the Sword Sect does not arrange elders to guide the Sword Sect Qi Refining disciples to practice, but in order to speed up the practice of the Sword Sect disciples and enhance their enterprising spirit, the Sword Sect arranges a large number of low-level tasks to be entrusted to the Qi Refining disciples to complete.

These low-level tasks are called tasks, but in fact they are just one test and temper after another. The Sword Sect does not even have the manpower to do these things, and it has to be entrusted to the Qi Refining disciples to complete, but it takes this opportunity to give the Qi Refining disciples another way to strive and become stronger.

After completing low-level tasks, the disciples of the Sword Sect in the Qi Refining Period can obtain a certain amount of spirit stones and cultivation resources as rewards. With these resources, the cultivation speed of the disciples in the Qi Refining Period will also be accelerated. For sword cultivators, the amount and quality of cultivation resources are also one of the factors that determine the speed of cultivation.

The fact that sword cultivators do not rely on external things does not mean that sword cultivators are devoted to hard work, and do not use any other resources. They can become stronger by holding a sword all day. In fact, the fact that sword cultivators do not rely on external things means that sword cultivators are based on their own strength and do not need to use tools such as magic tools and runes. However, when practicing, sword cultivators also need a lot of resources - otherwise, what do you think the sword cultivators' natal flying swords are made of?

The low-level tasks arranged by the Sword Sect are not aimless or set at random. On the contrary, every task issued by the Sword Sect to the disciples in the Qi Refining Period contains certain considerations and tempering. It requires a certain strength, will, courage and perseverance to complete these tests, and finally gain the power to continue to improve from these tests.

If the Qi Refining disciples continue to accept the tasks issued by the Sword Sect and successfully complete the tasks and get the rewards, then such training will definitely be of great help to the enhancement of their own strength. This is not only because there will be rewards for completing the tasks, but also because the battles and blood experienced while doing the tasks will bring new insights and help to the monks.

After all, sword cultivators do not use spells to fight enemies from a distance like magic cultivators do, but they really fight with long swords in close combat. All the battles they experience will be close-range and personal experiences, and this kind of close combat has high requirements for the physical strength, willpower, determination, and perseverance of sword cultivators. The more tempering they experience at the beginning, the stronger their combat quality will be, and the higher their strength will be in the future.

It can be said that the tasks that the Sword Sect issued to the Qi Refining Stage disciples at the beginning were all meaningful. As long as the disciples of the Sword Sect were willing to accept and complete these tasks and work diligently, they would definitely get rewards. But the very pitfall is that these low-level tasks obviously have such far-reaching significance and such important tempering meaning, but the top leaders of the Sword Sect did not make this clear to the disciples of the Sword Sect.

In other words, the new disciples of the Sword Sect have no idea what it means to complete these tasks. If they are not sharp-eyed and aggressive disciples, they may not take the initiative to accept these tasks. First, they think that meditating and cultivating spiritual power will be a faster way to cultivate. Second, these low-level tasks are not that simple.

Although the tasks issued specifically for Qi Refining disciples are low-level tasks, since they have a certain degree of sharpening and testing, they will definitely not be easy and simple. They cannot be the simple tasks of running errands and delivering letters, or trivial tasks. Such tasks have no sharpening significance at all. Is it just to save manpower to issue them to disciples? They are not at that point.

In fact, even the low-level tasks issued to Qi Refining disciples are not simple. Basically, every task will face a battle, either with monsters or with some evil demons and heretics who are hunted by the Sword Sect. Every battle is real, without any water, and they are on the edge of life and death. If you are not careful, you may really fall.

Each mission has certain considerations on the strength, will, and courage of the disciples who take on the mission. If a cultivator is blindly arrogant and accepts a mission that he is not sure of, and dies in the process of completing the mission, it is not surprising. Since the Sword Sect has made it clear that it will not interfere with the disciples' cultivation during the Qi Refining Period, it will naturally not interfere with their blind arrogance. As for the consequences of this blind arrogance, it will naturally be borne by these disciples themselves.

After Xuanyuan joined the Sword Sect, he did spend all his time in meditation and absorbing spiritual energy in the first year. In order to catch up with those genius disciples with single spiritual roots, he even took the risk of practicing sword intent in the Qi Refining Period, hoping that the sword intent would feed back spiritual power, allowing his cultivation to steadily improve and get rid of the shackles brought by the qualifications of three spiritual roots.

A year later, Xuan Yuan, who had just entered the world of cultivation and had no cultivation at all, had cultivated step by step to the fifth level of Qi Refining. This cultivation speed was actually very amazing for Xuan Yuan's three spiritual roots. It was no exaggeration to say that Xuan Yuan was definitely the fastest cultivator among the three spiritual roots disciples accepted by the Sword Sect over the years. After this cultivation speed, how much effort Xuan Yuan had put in, even if he never said it, it moved those who had seen it.

The fifth level of Qi Refining was considered to be the middle stage of the Qi Refining period. The physical strength, speed, and strength of the cultivator had been greatly improved, and he had a certain combat ability, and was no longer powerless. And it was at this time that, unlike most of the disciples who had just entered the sect, Xuan Yuan chose a unique path - he did not choose to continue to cultivate spiritual power step by step, but chose to accept the tasks issued by the Sword Sect.