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Rebirth Of The Villainous Crown Prince

"A villain is just a broken hero." ••• [Volume 1. Villain's Return: Quest For The Token Of Fate] — Completed ••• [Synopsis:] Twelve Tokens. Each Possess the power to overturn the Heavens. Four Emblems. Each summoned by possessing different Tokens, each hold the power to make their possessor the Heavenly Kings, rulers of the Middle Heavens. One God Emblem. Summoned by possessing all Emblems, declaring its possessor - the ruler of the Heavens, The Heavenly Emperor. The Heavenly Oracle Sect has prophesied the rise of the Emperor. Crown Prince Ye Tian Yun, the so-called Future Heavenly Throne, and heir to the Great Ye Empire, after spending seven years to possess the Emblem Of Luck, was ambushed by the God’s Legion, the real protagonists of the Era, on the battle for the Throne of Middle Heavens at the Hundred Realm Refining Stage. With mortal injuries and no chance to escape, he was beheaded by the true protagonist of the Era, Wang Yao. However, turning the wheel of time, he has returned to the past when he was fourteen years of age! From that very moment, Ye Tian Yun, with the knowledge of the future, decided to right all his past wrongs, kill every member of God’s Legion and possess the God Emblem. But... are the God's Legion the only people he needs to be vary of? Before he could start, he heard a prompt, *Ding!* [Initiating the Emblem System]

ZinonWonder · Eastern
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Mental Anguish (II)

One might argue that a cultivator isn't born with the knowledge of how to cultivate Qi, he learns it as he grows older and for about ten years, he doesn't cultivate because of his very young age and weak meridians.

But this fact doesn't mean there's no Qi in his body, in fact, the body of a cultivator is naturally sensitive towards Qi and automatically absorbs it even though it doesn't make him cultivate or increase his cultivation. 

There's always a little flow of Qi even through the body of a toddler. Ye Tian Yun blew out air from his mouth as the pain slowly subsided.

But he knew it wasn't gone for good, but rather it was only stopped because the needle was not moving. As soon as he touched his acupuncture needle again, the pain would start once again, and as he got closer to the meridian, it would only increase more in terms of intensity.