Clan Cultivation: Starting from Beast Taming

In the midst of this intense flame forging, Zhou Chun’s Divine Sense keenly detected some faint cracks appearing on certain parts of the cauldron, a result of insufficient materials.

Thus, he shifted his thoughts, and drew in a considerable amount of Golden Qi from the outside world, pouring it into the cauldron as a repairing material to ease those cracks. Nôv(el)B\\jnn

Like this, after continuous flame forging for forty-nine days, the precious cauldron within Zhou Chun’s Dantian Qi Sea finally took shape.

At that moment, a blood-red mist suddenly surged into Zhou Chun’s Dantian and ferociously pounced on the precious cauldron, completely submerging it.

This blood-red mist was the "water" used for quenching fire, transformed from his own essence blood.

In a daze, there seemed to be a "sizzling" sound rising from within Zhou Chun’s Dantian.

The blood-red mist engulfing the cauldron suddenly began to fade rapidly, finally disappearing completely, as if it had been absorbed by the cauldron.

At this point, the cauldron appeared much thicker and more solid than before.

The patterns on the four sides of the cauldron also seemed to come to life, as if they had been imbued with a soul.

By this time, Zhou Chun’s "cauldron forging" process could be considered more than half completed.

The final step was up next.

Whew!

Zhou Chun suddenly took a deep breath, and the remaining Golden Qi in the stone room, as well as the surrounding nature’s spiritual energy, began to madly rush into his body.

The Golden Qi and Spiritual Energy flowed along his meridians, quickly converging into his Dantian Qi Sea.

He then operated his Cultivation Technique, urging the Four-Sided Cauldron to consume them all.

At this moment, there was a golden glow emerging inside the Four-Sided Cauldron, and a "gurgling" sound was emitted, as though something was being boiled in a pot.

The initial purpose of a cauldron was to cook food.

The process of practicing Golden Cauldron Profound Art involved using Spiritual Energy and Golden Qi as ingredients to boil, creating a pot of pure and delicious Golden Soup.

After an indeterminate period of boiling, on the side of the cauldron where the Qiongqi pattern was, the mythical beast suddenly opened its mouth and spewed out a stream of golden soup, which fell below the Golden Cauldron.

This golden soup was Zhou Chun’s Power Essence for the future.

Upon seeing the golden soup appear, he was instantly overjoyed, knowing that his most perilous "cauldron forging" step was now complete.

However, after a brief moment of joy, he continued to guard his mind, directing the stream of golden soup to flow from his Dantian to his various meridians.

Suddenly, a pain far more intense than the previous Golden Qi body refinement flooded Zhou Chun’s mind.

The golden soup was like real high-temperature molten iron pouring over the body, bringing him an indescribable agony.

The protective membrane formed by the Protection Pulse Pill in his meridians could hardly withstand the pouring of the golden soup and began to melt away.

The toughest challenge turned out to be here!!

Zhou Chun took a cold breath inward, realizing he had been too proud too soon.

This Power Essence, condensed from a highly concentrated mixture of pure Golden Qi and Spiritual Energy, was many times stronger than his previous Power Essence, exerting a level of pressure on his meridians that pure Golden Qi could not match.

His meridians had to adapt to the circulation of this Power Essence before he could truly make use of it to cast Spells and practice Divine Skills.

And having reached this point, no matter how difficult or painful, there was obviously no reason for him to give up.

His teeth gritted, he endured the heart-tearing pain and continued to follow the cultivation route, driving the stream of golden soup to circulate within his body’s meridians, over and over again!

After several passes, Zhou Chun’s meridians were like they had been scorched by fire, with scars all over and numerous injuries.

Such severe wounds, if only left to slow self-healing, was uncertain how long they would take to recover, or even if they could be fully mended.

But at this point, the Nourishing Pulse Pills Zhou Chun had previously purchased came into play.

With shaking hands, he grasped the Alchemy Bottle containing the Nourishing Pulse Pills, then used his mouth to pull out the stopper and swallowed the Elixir within.

As the Elixir entered his stomach, a cool medicinal power quickly released, beginning to nourish and repair the scarred meridians inside Zhou Chun’s body.

Time slowly passed, and the power of the Nourishing Pulse Pill was gradually exhausted.

And Zhou Chun’s originally scarred meridians were now as good as new, fully recovered.

Moreover, these restored meridians were much more resilient than before.

When he once again urged the iron-like Golden Soup to circulate through the meridians, though pain was still transmitted, it no longer caused much actual damage to the meridians.

Clearly, his meridians had begun to adapt to this brand-new Power Essence.

As long as the Golden Soup Power continued to temper the meridians continuously, it wouldn’t take much time for the meridians to become completely immune to its effects.

By this time, Zhou Chun’s switch to practicing Golden Cauldron Profound Technique was considered a success.

Next, what he needed to do was to continuously operate this new Profound Technique to refine Golden Qi and Spiritual Energy, restoring his Mana pool.

Time slowly passed, and once Zhou Chun’s Mana pool was fully restored to its previous size, he finally realized the formidable power of the top-tier Golden Cauldron Profound Art.

Firstly, there was the efficiency in cultivation.

After converting to the Golden Cauldron Profound Art, his rate of absorption and refinement of the outside world’s Spiritual Energy was dozens of times faster than that of the previous Five Qi Chaoyang Scripture, the speed astoundingly surprising to him.

Now, he merely needed to practice for two hours each day, which was enough to complete a day’s worth of cultivation.