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The books on the first level were too complicated, so he didn't pay attention to where the books were divided. Now that he had carefully explored the second level, he finally had a more complete understanding of the library.    

    

There was no entrance area on the second floor, and it was divided into the Cultivation Technique, Techniques, Pill Refining, Refining, and Miscellaneous regions. Cultivation methods and techniques had the most demand. Every martial artist would probably come here to look for books. These two regions also had the largest areas.    

    

The second were alchemy and smithing. These were skills that some disciples would take the initiative to practice. After all, these two occupations were very popular among martial artists.    

    

On the outside, who wouldn't buy life-saving pills to guard themselves against? When they advanced, they would have to spend a lot of money to buy precious pills to assist in their own cultivation. When fighting with others, one would need to use a weapon. If the weapon was broken, they would have to trade for it. The better the quality, the more expensive the weapon. It required money.    

    

Of course, no matter if it was refining pills or medicine, talent was required. In these two trades, only disciples with Fire Spiritual Root would be accepted. It would be even better if he could have other Spiritual Root other than the Fire Spirit Heel. The other Spiritual Root also had a certain amount of support, and could sometimes be twice the result with half the work.    

    

However, not all geniuses wanted to learn alchemy. As long as they had money, they would just buy it. Since he had time to learn, he might as well increase his strength. Although refining pills was also very important, it could only be considered a side business for a martial artist.    

    

The methods to refine and refine pellets on the second floor were all very basic. These were all methods that the Five Elements Sect had collected from various channels before. In fact, at that time, both pill refining and drug refining followed the master and disciple system. In order to learn these two techniques, one had to become an apprentice under a master.    

    

When Five Elements Sect was just established, Ye Qiu was poor and broke. He relied on some fortuitous encounters to teach himself how to refine and refine pills, becoming rich and continuously strengthening his own sect. As his Five Elements Sect slowly grew stronger, Ye Qiu gradually realized the importance of these two jobs. He did everything he could to gather books and methods on alchemy and refining from those masters, and continuously filled up the library.    

    

He hoped that his disciples would be able to learn this skill or two and earn corresponding cultivation resources for him. It was imperative to fight for the martial path, especially for those disciples who were poor. This was a very good development. After that, the previous generations of sect heads followed his wishes and charged a high price to gather all of those alchemy and refining books. Finally, they were all put into the library for free for the disciples to read.    

    

Koo Beichen saw this story from a journal downstairs. He also had a bit more respect for Ye Qiu. To be able to break the monopoly of the master and disciple as well as extend the method of refining pills and weapons to his disciples, how could that not be grand? It was precisely this kind of person that would step onto the peak of the highest road.    

    

Koo Beichen was surprised that there were actually alchemy and smithing books here. Doesn't this mean that he could also learn these with the help of a Spiritual Root? If even an unknown antidote pill bought by Huang Teng from the black market was sold at a sky-high price, then there was no need to mention the value of the antidote pills that were passed down by these ancient warriors.    

    

Now that he was the only one left in the Five Elements Sect, he didn't know whether the sect had any treasure or not. If there wasn't, then he could only bitterly refine it himself. Even if there was, it was likely that there wouldn't be much left. He wouldn't be able to support himself to complete the path of martial dao. It was better to do it yourself, to eat a plentiful meal!    

    

Thinking like this, his interest in refining pills and equipment became even more intense. In any case, this place had already fallen into his hands, and he wouldn't be able to escape from these two regions. If they left this place, they could do some research at home and spend some time with Qiqi and Zhang Yutine.    

    

Koo Beichen then turned his gaze towards the last miscellaneous area. This was the smallest area and it was allocated to a very inconspicuous corner on the second floor. As the name suggested, the more complex books in the miscellaneous area were all gathered together. Since they did not belong to any of the categories listed above, they were all grouped together here.    

    

Koo Beichen was very interested in the miscellaneous areas. He thought that he might be able to find a method to cultivate his body here. He walked straight to the miscellaneous area and started flipping through the books on the shelves. The book he got was a historical discussion, and it mainly talked about some of the famous figures in the Paleomartial Era as well as cultivation methods.    

    

He didn't place this book on the first level. Perhaps he felt that the new disciples wouldn't come in contact with such a great character, so there was no need for him to show it to them. Although this book was interesting, it also mentioned many useful things, such as the classification of cultivation techniques.    

    

Cultivation techniques were mainly divided into four grades, Heaven, Earth, Profound, Yellow. Legend had it that there was an even higher grade among them, but no one had ever seen one. Each rank would be further subdivided into three grades, which were higher than the middle school level and were further subdivided into three grades.    

    

The unranked basic skill manual on the first floor should belong to the Yellow Rank. As for what rank it was, that would depend on luck. These cultivation techniques were something that ordinary disciples would choose to practice. A disciple with a slightly better foundation would be able to practice a high-grade yellow-rank cultivation technique. This could be considered as quite good.    

    

As for the more talented young geniuses, they also practiced Xuan level cultivation techniques. Of course, Xuan Qi Methods could also be bought, and with resources, one could successfully cultivate them.    

    

An Earth Stage cultivation technique could be considered a true genius. For ordinary people, they wouldn't even be able to understand an Earth Stage cultivation technique, let alone practice one. Even those with slightly higher talent would find it difficult. Only a true genius would be able to comprehend an earth-step cultivation technique and cultivate it to a very high level.    

    

The highest level of the Heaven Stage was a technique that belonged to the heaven's pride level monsters. It was something that only the children of this era could learn. Powerful sects would all have Earth Tier Cultivation Methods, but only those with a solid foundation would have a Heaven Tier Cultivation Method. Even if he gave such a cultivation technique to an average person, it would be useless because it was impossible to cultivate it.    

    

Five Elements Sect originally didn't contain such things, but after Ye Qiu became strong, he also returned to the sect a few times, leaving behind his own inheritance before leaving. It was not a big problem for him to get a Heaven Ranked technique back then, so there was a Heaven Ranked technique in Five Elements Sect.    

    

Of course, Koo Beichen didn't know about this. At this time, he was guessing, could Five Elements Sect have a Heaven Ranked technique at all? What level was he at? If there was, could he cultivate it? These questions sprouted in his mind, waiting to be answered.    

    

In this book, there were also some powerful ancient martial artists that were introduced. Among them, there were also some peerless geniuses who both cultivated body and magic power. Not only did they dual cultivate, their cultivation speed was also very fast. They also wanted to surpass a few martial practitioners who only cultivated a single technique. They truly were the favored children of the heaven and earth. In front of this sort of person, ordinary martial artists didn't dare to call themselves geniuses.