Sixty years ago, Chen Canghai founded a sect and took in his first disciple.
After sixty years, Chen Canghai had unknowingly reached the age of one hundred. At his birthday banquet, many of his disciples were full of questions about their mysterious senior brother.
Meanwhile, in the mountain behind the sect, a young man stepped out of a thatched hut.
At the banquet, the young man walked toward Chen Canghai and bowed. "Master, after sixty years in seclusion, your disciple has emerged!"
His words caused an uproar. Everyone's expression changed.
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
It's not surprising that there is a bit of smell when you come out of the toilet. No wonder they change their color.
This is exactly the same plot as that book written by Zhang Sanfeng's disciples. . . . .
After sixty years of seclusion, you will become a better person.
Chapter Six: Cultivation or acquired level? Isn't it the fifth level of innateness?
Is there a typo in the first chapter? Cheng Canghai?
Commentary on Chapter 4: Understanding the Power of the Sword written by Ling Qi Honghuang in "Sixty Years of Retreat, Disciple Comes Out".
Commentary on Chapter 6: Downhill Experience written by Ling Qi Honghuang in "Sixty Years of Retreat, Disciple Comes Out".
Then what has he done for the past sixty years?