CHAPTER 414: WHAT DID HE REMEMBER?

One must know that the Cultivation Techniques that have been passed down on the Holy Court Continent have all been tempered through innumerable trials and errors by countless predecessors. Even the most elementary entry-level cultivation technique cannot tolerate the slightest error, not to mention integrating two different techniques together—this would simply be courting death.

According to Mu Hanyan’s knowledge, only those Sword Masters who have exhausted their lives in the study of Martial Arts classics could barely qualify to attempt such a feat. As for her, she shouldn’t even think about it.

"Blockhead, do you think your Heavenly Heart Technique can be compared to other techniques? How will you know if you don’t try?" Star Illusion Qianji said arrogantly.

"Fine, I’ll try," Mu Hanyan was not entirely willing to give up; hearing Star Illusion Qianji’s words, she was eager to try.

"Alright, I’m going to sleep, you try it out on your own," Star Illusion Qianji said impatiently.

"Wait, aren’t you going to watch over me?" Mu Hanyan asked, feeling uneasy.

"The path you’re about to take may be a hundredfold more difficult than you imagine. If you don’t want to fall into the same pattern as in your previous life, you had better be prepared to face death before achieving success. Otherwise, no one can help you," Star Illusion Qianji suddenly spoke in a deep and distant tone.

Mu Hanyan was slightly startled by his words, which seemed to be hinting at something. Could it be that he had remembered something?

Unfortunately, after these words were spoken, her mind returned to quietness. Knowing Star Illusion Qianji, unless he was willing to speak, no matter how she asked, she could never get a single word out of him.

Recalling her experiences from her previous life, Mu Hanyan’s heart became firm once again.

For herself, for her family, she needed strength; she could not give up so easily.

Calm in her heart, Mu Hanyan began to ponder the Yan Family’s Heavenly Star Technique, considering how she might integrate it with her own Heavenly Heart Technique.

Generally speaking, the operation of different Cultivation Techniques is entirely different, and the Qi cultivated is also distinct. Such a practice could only result in losing control of one’s Qi, with a minor consequence being Qi deviation leading to becoming demonized, and a worse outcome being Qi exploding and tearing the body apart.

However, since Star Illusion Qianji had given a hint, it should be possible to attempt it.

Mu Hanyan pondered the two techniques over and over again, selecting parts that did not have obvious conflicts to combine together. After deducing several times in her mind, she took a deep breath and carefully began to operate the combined techniques.

As soon as the Cultivation Technique was activated, Qi immediately rushed through her meridians like wild horses breaking free.

If someone else had been present and knew what Mu Hanyan was doing, they would surely think she had gone mad, or was so tired of living that she was deliberately seeking death.

What happened next would surely drop their jaws!

There was none of the Qi deviation that Mu Hanyan feared the most, nor the dreaded explosion of Qi. Other than the speed of the Qi running so fast it was nearly losing control, everything could be called perfect, which completely exceeded Mu Hanyan’s expectations.

"How can this be?" Mu Hanyan had deduced the process multiple times in her mind and more or less, there should have been some problems. She had also prepared contingency plans, ready to stop at any moment to save herself, but the reality was completely beyond her expectations.

A thought struck Mu Hanyan’s mind—could it be that the Heavenly Heart Technique not only had the capacity to assimilate all types of forces but could also accommodate other Cultivation Techniques?

Just as she was speculating this in her heart, the surging Qi suddenly came to a halt, resting quietly in her meridians.

A burst of ecstasy filled Mu Hanyan’s heart. During her previous deductions, there had been a conflict here, where the meridian split in two. According to the Heavenly Heart Technique, it should go left, while according to the Heavenly Star Technique, it should turn right, before eventually merging back into one path; she could not decide which way to choose.