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However, this Kung Fu was indeed exceptionally profound. Although he had not finished reading it before withdrawing, it did not diminish its allure. The main point was that once he mastered this Kung Fu, he would no longer have to worry about matters related to it; it was truly a method that could reach the heavens. As for whether he could simultaneously cultivate other Kung Fu, the letter did not specify, nor did the text of the Kung Fu itself. However, based on the warning in the letter, "Do not easily reveal the secrets of our sect's Kung Fu," it should be possible. Otherwise, how could one hide their cultivated Kung Fu?
"Perverse! Truly perverse! No wonder it's from the Taiji Xuantian Sect," Mo Wen couldn't help but exclaim. His gaze shifted; although the requirements for cultivating this Kung Fu were extreme, it did not prevent him from learning. Since he could enter and observe, why not learn first? Moreover, even if he wanted to cultivate it now, he did not meet the requirements yet; he still needed to undergo a Heavenly Tribulation. As for whether his was a Xuan Tian Jie, he had no worries at all because Old Lu had already informed him that his Mind-Forging Tribulation would definitely be a Xuan Tian Jie. As for its intensity within the Xuan Tian Jie, that remained unknown. What was certain was that it would not be weaker than the Golden Body Tribulation. Mo Wen had long been mentally prepared for this; ever since being tricked by Old Freak Lu once, it seemed he would never escape this Heavenly Tribulation in this lifetime. As for whether he would self-destruct to cultivate this Kung Fu after passing through the Mind-Forging Tribulation, that would be a matter for later.
Putting down the Stone Scroll in his hands, Mo Wen decided to take a look at another manual. It was quite rare to have only two manuals in a sect's inheritance. However, after reading the previous manual, Mo Wen felt that having only two manuals in this inheritance seemed quite reasonable. After all, that manual was indeed incredibly profound and had extremely harsh cultivation requirements; most people would likely refuse to join such a sect upon hearing about those requirements. This made sense of why the Tai Chi Xuantian Sect had been passed down exclusively through generations.
He picked up the last Stone Scroll on the table, held it with both hands, activated his Law, and entered the world within the scroll. The opening was just like before; Mo Wen found himself amidst a galaxy filled with brilliant stars scattered across an endless darkness. This time, he did not attempt to touch everything around him but instead began to stroll through the world of the book. In the distance, a light appeared and gradually grew larger. Mo Wen moved toward the light and was astonished to find that with just one step, he arrived before it. Within the brightness formed layers of clouds and mist that continuously spread outward. Before he could dodge, he realized that those clouds passed through his body and continued to expand. At that moment, Mo Wen realized he had not truly entered this world.
Standing amidst the Nebula and observing these marvelous changes, particles of dust began to form within it. These particles attracted each other and coalesced into spheres; some spheres attracted and collided with each other to form larger spheres—this was how planets were formed. Gradually, the Nebula stopped expanding, and changes within it also began to cease as a new Galaxy gradually took shape. The scene before him could no longer be described as spectacular; however, Mo Wen did not feel surprised at all—as if he had known such a situation would occur long ago.
Continuing his stroll through the world of the book, he witnessed many formations of Galaxies and observed numerous Galaxies' decline. He even paused on a newly formed planet to witness the birth, evolution, and demise of an entire planetary life cycle.
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