Aspiring to the Immortal Path Chapter 462: The Immortal Path Is Difficult to Walk

Translated by: Hypersheep325

Edited by: Michyrr

In the early morning, when Zhao Hui and the others entered the Water Moon Paradise, they realized to their shock that Tang Jie was seated at the terrace at 150 meters.

His body was still stained with sweat, signaling that he had gotten there not too long ago.

"Brother Tang, you…" Zhao Hui pointed at Tang Jie and stammered.

Tang Jie indifferently said, "Within the paradise, I was unable to get any sleep from the joy I was feeling, so I decided to throw my courage and remaining strength into the climb toward the summit."

Although he spoke about excess joy, his face was solemn and devoid of happiness.

Zhao Hui saw his state and knew that Tang Jie was thinking of something else. As it wasn't right to talk about it, he simply brought his hands together and bowed. "The seniors in the sect designed the climb up the mountain in such a way as to emphasize testing one's limits and improving oneself. Thus, one must strike a balance between work and rest, or one will lack the strength to continue. Junior Brother, if you have enough time, you should not try to rush things."

"Senior Brother, thank you for the advice. Tang Jie will keep it in mind."

After exchanging pleasantries, Zhao Hui and the other Agriculture Hall disciples left to tend to the spirit fields.

The terrace fields in the faint light presented quite a picturesque view.

Starting from today, Tang Jie began his painful contest with the mountain.

As he got higher and higher, the power obstructing his ascent grew stronger and stronger.

From 150 meters to 200 meters, Tang Jie sensed that he was clearly straining himself. Almost every step used basically all the power he had, and he would have to sit and rest for a while before continuing.

Once his feet touched the ground, all of the downward force would be stopped by the ground, but when his feet were in the air, it felt like ten-thousand-ton weights were tied to them.

For this reason, even raising his feet was an arduous task on this mountain. Walking o

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