In Douluo Dalu: From the Start, I Become the Master of the Niwan Palace

“Nuo arts: seek within the inner landscape, fish for the great medicine, nourish the self, wield divine powers to shape creation, and survive the tribulation to ascend.

“Of course, there's another way: scatter bait, become an angler, and eke out a living in this world...”

Jiang Buxing spoke leisurely. Then he poured the freshly brewed tea into a cup, swirling the pot around until it was about seven-tenths full before setting it down. “Tang Chen, you should be glad I don't eat fish. I won't offer you this cup of tea.” (Nuo arts are a cultivation method from Zhu Fei Sheng by Zhai Zhu. For a long time, they were a trap: angler cultivators scattered opportunities, and anyone who cultivated their methods until becoming a Nuo Immortal would be killed at random by an angler and eaten, with only their skin left behind. The master of the Niwan Palace's master was an angler, but the master of the Niwan Palace killed him in turn. The divine power used to kill his master was a cup of tea: once poured out, it unleashed boundless divine power. When Zhou Laozu underwent his tribulation, Xu Ying discovered this secret, but neither the one who sent the message nor Zhou Laozu paid it any mind. After the tribulation, Zhou Laozu was eaten by the master of the Niwan Palace.)