I Fabricated the Techniques, but my disciple really mastered them? - Chapter 455

Chapter 455: Chapter 253: Gather the Power of Domain, Mountain and River Sword Array
 

Xu Yan and Meng Chong hadn’t even approached the manor when Li Xuan was already aware of their presence—he was curious to see if they could instantly detect the anomaly of the manor.

The result did not disappoint him.

Both Xu Yan and Meng Chong realized something was amiss immediately and disregarded the influence of the formation, accurately landing in the courtyard.

“This array plate turns out to be quite rough and primitive after all.”

On this, Li Xuan was not too surprised.

After all, it was Fang Hao’s first attempt at refining an array plate, and the formation was crude and weak.

Naturally, it could not deceive Xu Yan and Meng Chong.

“This is my fourth disciple, Fang Hao, who cultivates the Qimen Martial Art. This is your eldest senior brother, Xu Yan, and your second senior brother, Meng Chong!”

Li Xuan introduced them.

Upon hearing this, Fang Hao’s eyes widened in shock, his face full of astonishment.

“Xu Yan, Meng Chong?!”

He was completely stunned. The two notorious figures who unsettled Yuzhou, causing headaches for the Spirit Sect and the Su Family, were his own senior brothers?

“Junior brother, what’s with that expression?”

Su Lingxiu asked, puzzled.

“Eldest senior brother, second senior brother, are you the Xu Yan and Meng Chong being pursued by the Spirit Sect and the Su Family?”

Fang Hao asked, excited and shocked.

His senior brothers were such fearsome figures.

“Yes, it’s us!”

Both Xu Yan and Meng Chong nodded.

“Eldest senior brother, second senior brother, you guys are my idols!”

Fang Hao could hardly contain his excitement.

He grabbed Xu Yan and Meng Chong’s hands, his face full of admiration.

“Don’t get too excited, fourth junior brother. This is all trivial stuff. The Spirit Sect and the Su Family are nothing to fuss over.”

Xu Yan patted his junior brother’s shoulder and said.

Though the Spirit Sect claimed to be the leading sect of Yuzhou, its strength in the Spiritual Realm was just trash among the first-rate.

It barely met the threshold of a first-rate sect.

Fang Hao was thrilled. He hadn’t expected his senior brothers to be Xu Yan and Meng Chong, two figures so notorious that even the noble families of the Spirit Sect had sensed their influence.

Many loose cultivators also felt vindicated because of Xu Yan and Meng Chong.

Of course, many more loose cultivators hoped to use this connection to rise to the ranks of the Spirit Sect and noble family martial artists—a deeply ingrained thought among most loose cultivators in the Spiritual Realm.

After getting to know each other a bit, Fang Hao declared with a spirited look, “As soon as I start, I will refine array plates to lend support to both senior brothers!”

Fang Hao could imagine that, whether it was artifact refining or array plate refinement, he would need a lot of materials for practice and forging.

And the Spirit Sect and noble families were rich in these resources.

If he could take down the Spirit Sect or the Su Family, he wouldn’t be short on cultivation resources for a long time.

Filled with excitement and determination, Fang Hao resolved to successfully cultivate and debut the powerful aspects of the Qimen Martial Art in this rivalry between his senior brothers and the Spirit Sect’s noble families!

Xu Yan and Meng Chong became curious when they learned that Fang Hao was going to start cultivating the Qimen Martial Art. They wondered what was so special about its cultivation.

The group left the manor and headed to the place of cultivation that Fang Hao had found.

On the border of Zheng Country, there was a range of mountains.

And nestled among these mountains was a slightly sunken valley, as if embraced by them, gathering the momentum of the mountains—a small valley.

This small valley was the place Fang Hao had chosen for his cultivation.

Li Xuan sat on Red Cat’s back, looking down from midair. He couldn’t help but marvel that Fang Hao, with his talent for Qimen, had chosen this valley that could harness the momentum of the surrounding mountains.

With a solemn expression, Fang Hao began to arrange the artifacts he had refined in specific positions around the valley, seemingly forming some sort of connection between the artifacts.

“Master, how is junior brother going to initiate cultivation? Drawing nature’s spiritual energy into his body?”

Meng Chong asked curiously.

“Using the forces of nature to cultivate oneself isn’t that easy. Just watch; you might learn something from it.”

Li Xuan replied with a light laugh.

Fang Hao wanted to initiate his Qimen Martial Art cultivation directly using a theoretical method, which surprised Li Xuan. After all, using the forces of nature for cultivation was difficult and fraught with danger.

More importantly, how to harness those natural forces?

To do so, one must set up a formation or a Domain Incredible Formation, to draw the forces of nature into the body for cultivation.

Fang Hao indeed had exceptional talent in formations and Domain Incredible Formations. He had found this cultivating haven and arranged a Domain Incredible Formation using the location’s advantages to initiate his practice.

Still, the risks involved were present.

If he couldn’t withstand it, he would certainly be overwhelmed by the forces of nature.

“Hopefully, it will be successful.”

Li Xuan grew somewhat nervous inside.

If Fang Hao successfully cultivated using this method, it would solidify the initiation technique for the Qimen Martial Art.

“Initiating cultivation in this way seems to bring about some remarkable changes?”

Li Xuan pondered silently.

He consulted the Daoist Golden Book and fell into deep contemplation.

When he initially compiled the Qimen Martial Art, inspired by the 4,300 formations of Qimen Dunjia, he wrote down the theory of using Qimen formations to harness the forces of nature for cultivation.

The original intent was for post-initiation cultivation using this technique, as setting up a Qimen formation required the completion of initiation.

He had not expected Fang Hao to use this method directly for initiation.

This approach significantly raised the difficulty level of the Qimen Martial Art’s initial stages. Those who came later wanting to practice the Qimen Martial Art would need exceptional talent.

This also meant that, compared to Physical Body Martial Arts and Alchemical Medical Martial Arts, the Qimen Martial Art was harder to spread widely, representing a genuinely niche form of Martial Arts.