Cultivation: I Will Patch the Skills

On the day when the Qinglan Sect issued the third edition of "Chi Yang Jue", three thousand outer disciples on Chixia Ping vomited blood at the same time. Chuan Gong Peak insisted that the disciples' qualifications were too poor and something went wrong in their performance. Instead of refusing to stop the monument, they ordered everyone to continue to move around the sky. Only Lu Que, the school clerk of the Tibetan Scripture Pavilion, saw the problem. After the seventh week, one breath was missing. It is this inconspicuous breath that prevents the fire poison from entering the Dantian and can only accumulate in the meridians over and over again. After another three weeks, the meridians of all the disciples will spontaneously ignite. But why should a handyman copying books question the Zongzong Cultivation Technique revised by Elder Jin Dan himself? No one believed him. Lu Que had no choice but to break into the training platform, stop the stone tablet in front of three thousand disciples, open the sealed old scroll, and forcibly replace the third edition of "Red Sun Jue" with the second edition. The moment the inscription rolled back, the fire poison surging all over the ground finally stopped. But the matter is not over. Someone deliberately changed the practice. The fire poison in the meridians of the three thousand outer disciples was being sucked away by the fire gathering array and sent into a furnace of longevity elixir to extend the life of Elder Jindan. From that day on, Lu Que began to re-read the techniques that were regarded as the standard in this world of immortality. Someone deleted the price of the exercise. Someone left a backdoor in the inheritance to control the disciples. Some people packaged a dead end into an unquestionable avenue. Others practice the exercises. Lu Que specializes in fixing the mistakes in the exercises. "You said this is the supreme immortal scripture passed down by the ancestor?" "Don't rush to worship yet." "Let me see if I can make up for it."