Martial Cultivator Chapter 100: The Ghost of the Library

When a sword cultivator crossed the threshold, there would be this saying about observing the sword. Usually, their respective masters would provide them with some sword cultivation techniques that could generate sword intent, and record how long it took and how many of these techniques the disciple needed to read before resonating without clashing with the sword intent. The less time it took, the smoother this person's path of Sword Daowould be, and it also represented this person's suitability for sword cultivation. If it took too long, it would prove that this person was mediocre and might never reach a high level in their lifetime.

As for cultivators who could not be recognized by the sword intent, it proved that they could not become a sword cultivator.

This was observing the intent of the sword.

In the history of sword cultivators, those with excellent talent, which were also those who could read the first volume of sword cultivation technique without being rejected by the sword intent, such existences would often have great achievements after stepping into Sword Dao cultivation. They were all existences with hope of achieving Nepenthe. If a sect discovered such a talented sword cultivator, they would definitely regard them as a precious treasure and nurture them carefully.

If there were no accidents, such a sword cultivator would one day become the pillar of a sect; a truly important figure.

After observing the sword, the next step was to cultivate sword qi within the body. This stage also had varying degrees of speed, but even the most talented individuals usually required three to five days.

Sword cultivators who could birth sword qi within their body on the same day they observe the sword were extremely rare existences.

There were usually only three to five such individuals in each generation. Many times, there was only one person.

Sword cultivators who could birth sword qi on the same day they observe the sword would often become one of the most brilliant sword cultivators of that era.

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