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Chapter 1: Taking life

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  Under the scorching sun, the sky was clear, with mountains encircling the horizon. The earth and heavens seemed to tremble, and the forest swayed gently as a mountain breeze swept through, bringing a slight coolness to Gu An, who was standing in the garden. Wiping the sweat from his forehead, Gu An gazed intently at the blooming flowers and plants on the ground. Their colors were vibrant, showing no signs of wilting, even under the harsh sunlight. To his left and right stood two other young men. Today, the three of them had been admitted to the Medicine Valley under the Pill Hall of the Taixuan Sect. In contrast to Gu An's excitement, the other two seemed disinterested as they absentmindedly wiped their sweat. In front of them stood a young man dressed in plain clothes. Though his appearance was ordinary, he had a robust physique and bright eyes.  He was Zhang Chunqiu, the senior disciple of the Medicine Valley, who was instructing the three on the proper techniques for harv...
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Chapter 2

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Spring turned to autumn, and a year passed unnoticed in the medicine valley of the Taixuan Sect. One day, the door of a pavilion opened, and sixteen-year-old Gu An stepped out alongside Meng Lang and Li Ya. The three turned back to bow respectfully toward the room before Meng Lang closed the door. They all breathed a sigh of relief and then began descending the stairs. Once they reached their own courtyard, Meng Lang couldn’t help but grumble, "How could he talk for an entire hour about that? Why didn’t he just hand us the 'Herbal Compendium' instead?" Li Ya shook his head helplessly, then walked over to the corner of the courtyard, picked up the sword kept in the yard, and began practicing. Although his spiritual roots were ordinary, he came from a royal lineage and had a set of exquisite sword technique in his possession. He was determined to rise through the ranks using this swordsmanship. The Taicang Dynasty respects the cultivation of immortality. All civil and m...
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