Aspiring to the Immortal Path Chapter 12: Sorrowful Parting

Translated by: Hypersheep325
Edited by: Michyrr

The days of cultivation flew by very quickly.

After a big downpour at the end of summer, the autumn silently arrived.

Half a year had gone by in the blink of an eye.

In this half a year, Tang Jie's days were rather packed with washing his meridians and learning formations from Xu Muyang.

Today, in the courtyard, Tang Jie was practicing punching.

He was currently practicing an arm boxing routine. Xu Muyang had taught it to him, and it was meant to work with the Visceral Manifestation Classic in washing his meridians.

At this time, he was punching with such vigor that he created small gusts of wind. Occasionally, spiritual energy would make an entire circuit of his body. With each of these circuits, Tang Jie would experience an incredibly pleasant sensation, and at the same time, his body grew stronger.

Xu Muyang said that this was an indicator that his meridians had yet to expand to their limit.

After finishing the routine, Tang Jie felt the spiritual energy leave his body with great reluctance.

He could have kept practicing, but Xu Muyang explained that cultivation was not something that got better the more diligent one was. Excessively domineering training methods would cause one to overdraw on one's potential and even cause long-lasting injury to the body. It was best to strike a balance between work and rest.

Thus, he could only stop, yet he also couldn't restrain a sigh. "I wonder when these days are going to end?"

"What? Can't wait any longer?" In the pavilion, Xu Muyang was drawing on paper with a brush, and what he was drawing was a set of strange formation talismans. Hearing Tang Jie's words, he chuckled. "For people like you, washing the meridians and establishing a foundation might be monotonous and boring, but do you realize how many cultivators pray to the heavens to be given a chance to redo this period?"

"Big Brother Xu is right," Tang Jie hastily replied.

Thinking back to his school days, he recalled that many of his classmates were anxious to enter society and break

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