The Sims: I Open the Immortal Path for All Beings Chapter 921 03-25 - 871: Life Simulation - True Immortal, Sa

Chapter 921: Chapter 871: Life Simulation – True Immortal, Sanbao Divine Sect

Yes, Pei Xuanjing’s judgnt was mistaken, this world did give birth to a True Immortal!

If it could be said that at the mont when Pei Xuanjing activated the embryonic form of the Secret Inheritance of the Mystical Land of Blessings, he captured a whiff of an aura that made him suspect the birth of a True Immortal in this world, then what he discovered later undoubtedly completely overturned his previous judgnt.

As ntioned before, the Star Moon Temple placed great importance on the region where Xuanjing’s fief was located. Even though they had not completely controlled this region, they still established a branch there and constructed the tavern at a considerable cost.

Initially, Xuanjing guessed that there must be sothing important within the region of his fief that the Star Moon Temple valued; otherwise, they would not have done so.

Later, after the Moon Temple Master returned in defeat, the urgent actions of the Temple Master to reclaim the Moon God Blade and retake the branch were undoubtedly further confirmation of this idea.

Therefore, Xuanjing, in addition to working on the embryonic form of the Secret Inheritance of the Mystical Land of Blessings for the Royal Mansion, also devoted so ti to studying the geographical feng shui of this region, searching for possible significant locations.

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Not long ago, after Xuanjing had fully activated the embryonic form of the Mystical Land of Blessings, although he only had complete control over a few dozen miles around the Royal Mansion, he still had so influence over the areas beyond, allowing him to probe into their secrets.

In this way, without any clues, relying solely on his own power and divine abilities, Xuanjing found the inheritance site of the Ancient Immortal Path’s Great Immortal Sect that the Star Moon Temple had spent countless efforts trying to find.

Before the rise of Martial Arts, the world thrived with the Immortal Path; the cultivators of that era dominated Heaven and Earth. The inheritance the Star Moon Temple sought was none other than one of the Secret Inheritances of the Ancient Immortal Path’s Great Immortal Sect, the Sanbao Divine Sect.

It is said that Heaven has three treasures: the sun, the moon, and the stars; Earth has three treasures: water, fire, and wind; Humanity has three treasures: essence, qi, and spirit. The Sanbao Divine Sect cultivated the three treasures of Heaven, Earth, and Humanity. As the disciples reached for the sun, moon, and stars above, and grasped the water, fire, and wind below, they tempered their essence, qi, and spirit within. With such a unique cultivation concept, they beca a great force; even in the era of a prosperous Immortal Path, they were a top-tier power.

The Star Moon Temple, in fact, was established after the decline of the Immortal Path and the rise of Martial Arts by a later inheritor of the Sanbao Divine Sect’s teachings. However, this inheritor of the Star Moon Temple did not have complete teachings, possessing only the doctrines of the stars and the moon. Although he integrated the system of Martial Arts to compensate for foundational shortcomings, and reached the summit of the Martial Arts’ Twelve-Floor Tower Realm, he still fell short of perfection, the fabled Eternal Realm eluding him, and he died with regrets.

Therefore, the founder of the Star Moon Temple left behind a decree, hoping that future inheritors could gather all inheritances of the Sanbao Divine Sect, completely restoring the skill he had started. He also stated that if one day a successor managed to complete the skill, they might glimpse the threshold of the Eternal Realm.

Thus, this decree beca the ancestral instruction of the Star Moon Temple. Generations of Temple Masters worked tirelessly towards this goal: not just to fulfill the regret of the predecessor but also to see if, after fully restoring the inheritance, they truly could pursue Longevity.

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After generations of Temple Masters sought out these teachings, up to the current Temple Master’s era, their inheritances had been largely restored. The site of inheritance within Xuanjing’s fief was probably the last inheritance site of the Sanbao Divine Sect.

If this Temple Master obtained this inheritance and redied the foundational flaw, even if he could not glimpse Longevity, his power should still climb to another level.

But unfortunately, due to timing and fate, the final step, the crucial mont, the Secret Inheritance left by the Sanbao Divine Sect did not fall into the hands of the Star Moon Temple, but instead into the hands of Pei Xuanjing.

Such an outco, if known to the past Temple Masters of the Star Moon Temple, would probably be enough to bring them back to life from anger. But by now, nothing could be changed.

Xuanjing easily obtained the last inheritance of the Sanbao Divine Sect; even though this sect from the Ancient Immortal Path had left behind countless safeguards in their teachings, they were still unable to prevent the intervention of Xuanjing, a True Immortal.

After obtaining these inheritances, although the teachings and cultivation path of the Sanbao Divine Sect were sowhat helpful to Xuanjing, they weren’t of much importance. Instead, it was their concepts, the recognition of the three treasures of Heaven, Earth, and Humanity, that inspired Xuanjing and provided so aid in his future cultivation and in refining the divine artifact Sanbao Jade Ruyi.

The most important part of this inheritance was not these teachings, at least not for Xuanjing. Within them, the Sanbao Divine Sect had left behind the true reason for the fall of the Ancient Immortal Path, revealing to Xuanjing why the Martial Arts powerhouses of this world, despite possessing strength comparable to the Supre Strong, only had lifespans of five hundred years.

Everything started from an incident, a person, long ago.

Before the rise of Martial Arts, there wasn’t even the concept or recognition of Martial Arts in this world; the Immortal Path was the mainstream, and Qi cultivators dominated the world.

At that ti, the Qi cultivators of this world were revered much like those in the Great Ming World, highly esteed and admired. Not only did they wield divine powers capable of altering mountains and seas, they also had long lifespans. While not eternal, the strongest among them could live for thousands of years, in no way inferior to the Supre Strong of the Great Ming World, and perhaps even surpassing them.

With such a long life, lineages would not break, and there was ample ti to cultivate successors, study, and extrapolate skills, causing the Immortal Path to beco ever more prosperous.

But as it goes, the more prosperous becos vulnerable to decline, a seemingly immutable law Between Heaven and Earth. The powerful and prosperous era of the Immortal Path finally faced an unprecedented challenge, a disaster of complete destruction.

A boy from a small mountain village, in his early years, had a blissful life. Although sowhat poor, he was happy with his parents and siblings.

However, due to a battle between Qi cultivators, the aftermath of their clash brought about catastrophic destruction, eradicating the entire small mountain village, and only a young boy who happened to be playing elsewhere survived by chance.

The clashes of Qi cultivators, earth-shattering and devastating, led to the casualties of commoners. While not common in the flourishing era of the Immortal Path, it was certainly not rare. Yet no one expected that this one incident would spark the great calamity of the Immortal Path era.

When Xuanjing read through these records, he could feel the writer’s helplessness, regret, and anger. However, he did not sense the slightest bit of guilt for those innocents, instead, it felt as if such events were taken for granted.

“Not to ntion anything else, just such an attitude alone, regarding ordinary lives as re weeds, it’s no wonder the Immortal Path era t its demise,” Xuanjing said with a cold expression and a sneer, showing utter disdain.