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The next day, Jiang Chen explained everything clearly to Aunt Wu and the security personnel regarding Lin Yin, stating that she would be the housekeeper of Huafei Villa from now on. If there were any matters to address, they should approach her.
Following that, Jiang Chen took Lin Yin to Dongsheng Group and announced to the management that Lin Yin would be his assistant, instructing them to consult her for any issues.
With these arrangements made, Jiang Chen no longer had to worry about being disturbed during his seclusion; everything would be handled by Lin Yin.
Lin Yin did not need to work full-time at Dongsheng Group, so she did not resign from her position as a reporter at Nangang Commercial News. Being a reporter did not require her to be in the office all the time, allowing her to assist Jiang Chen without any conflict.
Jiang Chen was aware that his remaining cultivation was sufficient to handle cold weapons. However, with humanity's advancements in firearms, artillery, bombs, and even nuclear weapons, he realized that his current physical state could not withstand such threats.
Thus, Jiang Chen decided to continue his training by first refining his body to withstand bullets.
He informed Lin Yin that he would enter seclusion for cultivation and that all matters concerning Huafei Villa and Dongsheng Company would be managed by her during this time.
Lin Yin, being a martial artist herself, understood what Jiang Chen's seclusion meant and fully supported him.
The training location was set on the third floor of the villa. Jiang Chen instructed Lin Yin that during his seclusion for cultivation, no one was allowed to disturb him until he emerged.
Lin Yin communicated with Aunt Wu that there was no need to prepare meals for Jiang Chen during these days. She also instructed the security personnel to deny entry to anyone who came to Huafei Villa.
Jiang Chen gathered the medicinal herbs he had purchased and transformed them into a single elixir with his hands before swallowing it. He then began his cultivation according to the Heavenly Transformation Great Dao Technique.
Time flew by, and ten days passed.
On this day, in the Huafei Valley above the villa, dark clouds suddenly gathered as countless streams of Spiritual Energy swept in from all directions, forming a cyclone that resembled a storm.
“What is happening?” Even Lin Yin felt astonished. The maids and security personnel were even more bewildered.
People nearby Huafei Villa also witnessed this phenomenon and were filled with fear.
As everyone watched in trepidation, the cyclone suddenly surged like a dragon, howling as it rushed into the third floor of the villa.
“Could it be caused by Jiang Chen’s seclusion?” Lin Yin couldn’t help but wonder.
“What kind of person is in Huafei Villa that can invoke such a heavenly phenomenon? It’s truly incredible,” onlookers whispered in astonishment.
At this moment, in a room on the third floor of the villa, Jiang Chen sat cross-legged. The Spiritual Energy pouring in from the sky had been mostly absorbed over these days. Today marked the day he would break through the barriers of body refinement and enter the Foundation Establishment Stage.
The Foundation Establishment Stage is where true cultivation begins; it is the foundation of the Great Dao and is crucial for cultivators.
Upon entering this stage, one would open up a Qi Sea within their body; the birth of this Qi Sea is the most critical sign of reaching the Foundation Establishment Stage.
The Foundation Establishment Stage marks the beginning of one's understanding of Daoist Techniques and nature. Depending on individual cultivation methods and innate qualities, the foundation laid during this stage varies significantly. Therefore, selecting a suitable foundational cultivation method is crucial.
In the realm of immortals, Foundation Establishment is a significant event. Disciples from various sects receive personal guidance from their seniors to help them choose the most appropriate foundational technique.
Jiang Chen, having lived a previous life, understands himself well. In his past existence, the cultivation method he practiced was inadvertently acquired and was known as the Heavenly Transformation Great Dao Technique.
During his previous Foundation Establishment, Jiang Chen's comprehension of this technique was limited to about thirty to forty percent. As his cultivation progressed and his understanding of the heavenly principles deepened, he became more familiar with the Heavenly Transformation Great Dao Technique. Unfortunately, by that time, he had already surpassed the Foundation Establishment Stage and ascended to the Transcendence Realm as an Immortal Lord; it was impossible for him to abandon his cultivation and start over.
Who could have imagined that Jiang Chen would be reborn? This was not merely a twist of fate but a divine opportunity for him to re-cultivate the Heavenly Transformation Great Dao Technique.
The first line of the Heavenly Transformation Great Dao Technique states: "Fifty Great Avenues, with one missing from the cosmic manifestation." This represents both certainty and uncertainty. Jiang Chen now understands its meaning.
According to the Heavenly Transformation Great Dao Technique, there are fifty great paths, but the universe only manifests forty-nine. The one that cannot be manifested is known as uncertainty or fate. This represents a flaw in the universe but also implies that every situation holds a glimmer of hope.
In his previous life, Jiang Chen could not grasp this concept fully. However, in this life, he realizes that his rebirth is a chance bestowed upon him by the great path itself—a sliver of hope that allowed him to escape the fatal laws of life and death in the universe.
This time around, re-cultivating the Heavenly Transformation Great Dao Technique presents Jiang Chen with an opportunity to rectify his past regrets, and he certainly will not let it slip away.
The notion of Fifty Great Avenues means that Jiang Chen must establish a foundation using attributes from all fifty great paths. In his previous life, he had only completed nineteen attributes during his cultivation of the Heavenly Transformation Great Dao Technique yet was still able to traverse the immortal realm. If he can successfully cultivate all fifty attributes this time around, his strength will be unimaginable!
Though it won't be easy, Jiang Chen is undeterred by challenges now that he has been given a second chance at life.
Gold, Wood, Water, Fire, Earth—along with Wind, Rain, Thunder, Lightning—represent various forms of cosmic manifestation.
Jiang Chen begins by establishing a foundation with these commonly recognized attributes: Gold, Wood, Water, Fire, Earth; Wind; Rain; Thunder; Lightning. With his experience from his past life guiding him, he encounters no obstacles during this process and completes it effortlessly. However, the requirements for establishing a foundation are high and will take considerable time.
The Spiritual Energy from heaven and earth flows into his villa and is absorbed into Jiang Chen's Qi Sea. At the center of his Qi Sea, a lotus flower slowly blooms. Above this lotus flower, a point of light forms—a manifestation resembling a Lotus Seed—floating above it in mid-air.
Now Jiang Chen begins to establish a foundation with the water attribute. The light resembling a Lotus Seed represents the form generated within his Qi Sea as he cultivates water-based attributes.
If Jiang Chen can establish foundations for all fifty forms outlined in the Heavenly Transformation Great Dao Technique, there will be fifty Lotus Seeds on the lotus flower in his Qi Sea—each representing one great path attribute. In his previous life, there were nineteen Lotus Seeds within his Qi Sea.
Having nineteen Lotus Seeds on the foundational lotus flower is already quite impressive; even extraordinary talents in the immortal realm find it challenging to achieve such a feat.
Five days later, Jiang Chen descended from the third floor of his villa. It had been fifteen days since he began seclusion for cultivation. Now it was mid-August; in just over ten days, school would start again. Lin Jingzhu and Qin Huansha would both head to the capital for their studies—though they would be attending different schools.
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