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"If you don't have a girlfriend yet, Mr. Jiang, I can introduce you to someone. She's my granddaughter, studying abroad, and I assure you, her looks will definitely satisfy you," Peng Tianqi said with a smile.
"Don't worry about that. It's about time; you all continue. I'm going back to rest," Jiang Chen replied. Attending the gathering was enough for him, and he didn't want to linger any longer. The constant flattery from the crowd was quite bothersome.
"Mr. Jiang, let me take you back. There's something I want to discuss with you privately," Peng Tianqi said.
Jiang Chen nodded.
In Jiang Chen's room, he sat on the sofa while Peng Tianqi stood in front of him, hesitant to take a seat.
"Old Peng, sit down. Just tell me what you need," Jiang Chen casually said.
Only then did Peng Tianqi carefully sit down and look at Jiang Chen, speaking earnestly: "Mr. Jiang, have you ever been to Kunlun Mountain?"
"Old Peng, I’m not really interested in sightseeing," Jiang Chen shook his head.
"That's not what I meant. I've heard that there is an unfathomable canyon in Kunlun Mountain, filled with strange phenomena. Even martial arts experts who recklessly enter face great peril. Mr. Jiang, there must be something unusual there; some even say it's a Celestial Abode," Peng Tianqi quickly explained.
"Is that so?" A hint of interest sparked in Jiang Chen's eyes. While he had no interest in sightseeing, if it truly was the legendary Celestial Abode, he would be very intrigued.
After some time, Jiang Chen had gained a general understanding of Earth; it had indeed once hosted a civilization of immortals.
Kunlun Mountain, known as the ancestor of all mountains in Huaxia's ancient texts and the source of dragon veins, should hold traces of those who practiced immortality if they ever existed on Earth. Thus, Jiang Chen changed his mind and decided to visit Kunlun Mountain; it should be a great place for cultivation.
Seeing Jiang Chen finally show a glimmer of interest, Peng Tianqi spoke again: "Although it's dangerous there, with your abilities, Mr. Jiang, you should be fine."
"If I'm going there, why would I fear the dangers? You don’t need to worry," Jiang Chen said with a faint smile and confidence.
With this assurance from Jiang Chen, Peng Tianqi felt relieved. Since Jiang Chen agreed to go to Kunlun Mountain, he took his leave.
The next day, after breakfast, Jiang Chen bid farewell to Peng Lianshan and left Songnan for Kunlun Mountain.
Jiang Chen first took a flight to Chitai City in Qing Province; this was the gateway to Kunlun Mountain. As it was nearing evening, he decided to rest in the city for the night before heading to Kunlun Mountain the next day.
Kunlun Mountain was a sacred place highly suitable for cultivation. However, Jiang Chen wasn't looking for the mysterious canyon that Peng Tianqi mentioned; he came to Kunlun Mountain for seclusion for a period of time.
After resting for one night, Jiang Chen arrived at the eastern entrance of Kunlun Mountain and then traveled westward into its depths in search of a suitable location for cultivation.
Time flew by quickly; ten days passed.
On top of a high peak in Kunlun Mountain, Jiang Chen sat on the ice and snow, practicing the Heavenly Transformation Great Dao Technique while comprehending the heavenly principles and continuing to lay the foundation for his path.
The Fifty Great Avenues each possessed different attributes.
Jiang Chen had previously established his foundation using water and fire attributes; this time he aimed to use the ice attribute for his foundation.
The Cold Ice Aura gathered at the mountain peak, presenting a pale blue hue. From a distance, it resembled a thick layer of light blue clouds accumulating at the summit. However, no one witnessed this scene; it was deep within the Kunlun Mountains, almost isolated from the world, with few human traces.
Jiang Chen absorbed the Cold Ice Aura, his entire being frozen into an ice sculpture by the chilling Spiritual Energy. Suddenly, the ice enveloping Jiang Chen exploded, releasing a wave of icy energy. Jiang Chen opened his eyes, and a cold gleam shot from his gaze.
A smile appeared at the corner of Jiang Chen's mouth as he took large strides away from the mountain peak and arrived at a lake. He stepped onto the lake's surface, causing the water beneath his feet to freeze instantly.
Ten days later, in a canyon of the Kunlun Mountains, a fierce wind suddenly swept through as Spiritual Energy gathered once more, this time in the form of Wind Attribute Spiritual Energy.
After calm returned to the canyon, Jiang Chen soared out, summoning a gust of wind with a wave of his hand.
In the following days, almost every ten days, some extraordinary phenomenon would occur in various locations throughout Kunlun Mountain. Finally, one day two months later, at a mountain peak deep within Kunlun, dark clouds gathered in the sky, accompanied by thunder and lightning.
This spectacle lasted for quite some time. Once the black clouds receded and the lightning subsided, Jiang Chen stood up from a massive rock at the summit. Deep within his dark eyes, flashes of lightning flickered.
Jiang Chen looked up at the sky and shouted, “Thunder Awakens!”
As soon as his voice fell, thunder erupted in the clear sky unexpectedly. Following that, Jiang Chen reached out toward the heavens and shouted again, “Lightning come!”
A bolt of lightning streaked across the sky and struck the ground before Jiang Chen, creating a deep pit in its wake.
Jiang Chen revealed a satisfied smile; his two months of cultivation had not been in vain. Among fifty types of heavenly attributes, he had now established foundations in seven: Water, Fire, Wind, Rain, Thunder, Lightning, and Cold Ice.
These fundamental attributes were merely basic aspects of greater paths that Jiang Chen had mastered in his past life. Establishing foundations in this life was naturally effortless; it was normal to achieve seven foundational attributes within a few months.
Each attribute could give rise to countless divine abilities; however, mastering these abilities required significant time for cultivation. The more attributes one grasped, the better—though unfortunately, not everyone could master dozens of them. Ordinary people might only manage two or three; even exceptional talents would be considered remarkable if they could master over ten.
Jiang Chen was not anxious; he had plenty of time ahead.
Checking the time, he noted it was already January; in half a month, it would be New Year’s Eve—a time to return home for celebrations.
With a long sigh, Jiang Chen descended from the mountain and flew through the Kunlun range. After an indeterminate amount of time, he arrived at the side of a road.
This road led to Border Town and connected Qing Province; it was one of the favorite routes for driving enthusiasts. Traveling along this road offered breathtaking views of Kunlun’s majestic scenery that truly captivated one's heart.
As Jiang Chen walked eastward along the roadside while admiring the scenery, vehicles occasionally passed by. However, seeing him walking alone did not prompt any drivers to stop and offer him a ride; in such desolate places, it was difficult to do good deeds—no one dared to pick up a stranger.
Just as Jiang Chen continued on his way while enjoying the view, a military vehicle suddenly came to a halt right in front of him.
Jiang Chen thought to himself, military personnel really have high qualities! Sitting in the passenger seat was a female soldier who leaned out of the car window and said to Jiang Chen, "Benefactor, why are you walking alone here?"
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