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I Stayed At Home For A Century, When I Emerged I Was Invincible

Chu Xuan transmigrated to a fantasy world and became the young master of a powerful family. He was rebuked for misbehaving just because he sneezed during a banquet. As punishment, he was banished from the ancestral mansion and was relocated to a remote residence. He did not mind the punishment at all. He just needed a spot that could allow him to be a shut-in. With the system that would allow him to grow stronger by being a shut-in, the longer he stayed indoors, the more powerful he became. After being a shut-in for a day, he was rewarded with the Indestructible Body Technique. After being a shut-in for a month, he was rewarded with the Immovable Mountain Technique. After being a shut-in for a year, he was rewarded with the Yuxu Celestial Scripture and 100 years of cultivation. After being a shut-in for 10 years, he was rewarded with the Chaotic Indestructible Body and the Bell of Chaos. … Chu Xuan declared, “No one can make me leave my home. I like being a shut-in!”

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Hei Yue's Advancement

Translator: EndlessFantasy Translation Editor: EndlessFantasy Translation

After ending his conversation with Daoist Flying Cloud, Chu Xuan took out the Chaos Dao Mirror, and infused his Dao aura into it.

He wanted to deduce whether anyone had sensed traces of his Heavenly Dao Talisman plan.

In addition to his Dao aura, he also circulated his Fate Great Dao principle.

Then, after encountering some resistance, a few words appeared on the mirror.

"The Heavenly Dao Talisman plan remains hidden."

Chu Xuan heaved a sigh of relief. He had kept things a secret this entire time. Even his disciples were unaware of the plan. Hei Yue, who was directly involved in implementing the plan, mistakenly believed that the Heavenly Dao laws and the laws of Heaven and Earth existed side by side.

Moreover, since the higher-level Dao realm experts had not entered the nine zones, it was difficult for anyone to detect the abnormalities.

Still, patience was necessary, and so was prudence.