Quiet Blessing

In my previous life, I was half a move short and ultimately failed to reach the summit.
Having traveled back to the past, this time... I want to become the strongest in this world!
To become the strongest in this world, one only needs three simple steps:
1. Pick up a newly-transferred Demonic Sect Enchantress off the streets.
2. Subdue and vanquish the demon.
3. Take her cultivation technique for myself.
Awesome! I'm already invincible!
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Years later, Yan Yu, who had earned the title of "the strongest," was interviewed on television:
Host: To whom do you want to give thanks for your success today?
Yan Yu: I'd like to thank a very important woman to me.
Host (eyes lighting up): Oh, is she your wise and virtuous wife?
Yan Yu: No, consider her a stepping stone, I suppose.
Host (wiping sweat): Then... what about the other members of your team? They must have helped you as well, right?
Yan Yu: ... How could there possibly be only one stepping stone on the path to godhood?

Stepping on the Demoness to become the strongest

Officially Trained Cultivators have their own concerns, and folk cultivators naturally have their own rules.


Rule number one: The strong rule. Many people seek deep exchanges, whether in cooperation or competition, and they must first challenge you to a fight.


In cooperation, one must gauge whether you have the capital to cooperate; in competition, one must verify whether you qualify to compete.


Thus, why is it said that the meek and kind can never become folk cultivators? This atmosphere where one must frequently resort to physical confrontation naturally filters out those without a tough enough temperament.


Yan Yu yawned, only to see that the two individuals onstage had already left. Ye Qianru returned to her sister's side, while their opponent bowed to the person who had spoken earlier and silently left the arena.


The latter then stepped onto the field and introduced himself:


The second rule for folk cultivators: Make your name known.


Chapter 100: Talking Crosstalk for a Lifetime?