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Starting My Cultivation With Time Management

“So, you have been lying to me all this time?” She raised her head and realized that the face of her senior brother, one who she knew so well, was unfamiliar and scary. “What are you talking about?” Her senior brother scoffed and shook his finger. “All I can say is that none of you knew who I really am.” He then turned around and walked towards the Sky Throne, a symbol of absolute power. Master Sword Aura, Sea of Flame, Star Light… The dozens of skills that were used to stop the man from approaching the Sky Throne simply bounced off him. All the skills simply vanished into thin air. “No!” Xu Yingling bit her lip and turned to look at An Zhisu and Shi Liuli. They exchanged glances. All the despair, sadness, fear, and even love, were now meaningless. The only thing that was important at the moment was to stop that man. ... A cultivation novel. The main character used his cheat ability, Time Travel, to secretly live among all the powerful sects while learning their skills. He eventually managed to gain the power to approach the Sky Throne and become an immortal. However, it seemed that things weren’t going as smoothly as he had planned…"

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Chapter 28: Can’t Cultivators Sleep?

The two came to the side hall and were once again astonished by the nearly oceanic quantity of books.

Shi Liuli found a deserted corner, pulled a book off the shelf, and after a moment of reading, her eyes immediately seemed to emit spirals of mosquito coil smoke.

Luo Yan also picked up a book, read for a moment, and found the author's writing intriguing—although somewhat mad.

The author claimed that the reason the Gui Xu Grand Formation appeared different with each observation was because it was actually three-dimensional, not flat.

Each time the cultivators made an observation, what they recorded was just "a certain cross section" of this three-dimensional formation...

Luo Yan quickly flipped to the back and discovered that the author was all speculation with no evidence to support his views, which immediately diminished his interest.

It appeared that among the more than one hundred thousand books, there truly weren't many that were useful.