At this moment, in the basement of the Thick Earth Tower, Shen Han was still inside searching for suitable tomes.
Many of these tomes were actually damaged.
The Thick Earth Tower placed them in this Book Collection Pavilion merely as a filler.
But for Shen Han, they still had value.
He sifted through them one by one, looking for tomes useful to him.
The replacement of the old and new cultivation systems thousands of years ago caused many highly valuable Cultivation Techniques to become mediocre.
To even call them chicken ribs would be praise.
Many precious Cultivation Techniques were directly treated as ordinary techniques, mixed together.
While Shen Han searched through them, he also found many basic cultivation methods.
But now that he himself was in the Immortal Realm, these basic cultivation methods weren’t greatly beneficial to him.
If the new cultivation system hadn’t appeared, Shen Han felt these techniques.
Gathering them would be enough to establish a powerful sect.
Occasionally, others would come down to view the Cultivation Technique Manuals in the basement.
When they found someone still in the basement, their faces first showed confusion, then examined Shen Han’s identification token.
They discovered that Shen Han’s acquired identity was just that of a Servant Disciple.
They first frowned slightly but suddenly remembered Shen Han was reading these tomes in the basement.
In an instant, they seemed to realize.
In their minds, they likely thought that staying here to read the Old Method explained why he was a Servant Disciple.
Shen Han didn’t care what others thought.
He continued his search, indifferent to them.
These people came in to check were actually conducting spot-checks on those entering the Book Collection Pavilion to read the tomes.
In Five Immortals City, contributions were something everyone could earn.
Using contributions to exchange for other resources was perfectly acceptable.
But the Cultivation Technique Manuals of Five Immortals City only allowed those with the identity of its disciples to enter.
The higher-grade techniques were only open to Inner Sect Disciples and Direct Disciples.
However, Shen Han didn’t really need those identities.
He never intended to cultivate the so-called New Method.
This was Shen Han’s third day of observation, having sifted through over a hundred scrolls.
At the bottom of a stack of books, Shen Han finally found a tome that seemed to be useful.
[Tome with Slight Errors]
Upon a cursory glance, this tome was titled "Great Tao Fusion Technique."
Unlike other basic cultivation methods, this tome, from the very beginning.
Discusses the advancements after entering the Immortal Realm.
At the very start, the tome even thoughtfully warns that if one’s strength and realm are not yet there.
Do not forcefully comprehend it, lest it affects one’s cultivation path.
In the past, this technique might have been sought after by top experts of the continent.
Perhaps it never expected that one day, it would be discarded and gather dust.
Remove the [Slight Errors] note, and apply the [Simple and Easy to Learn] entry on it.
In the dim basement, Shen Han began to study it earnestly.
In Great Wei, from Junior Fourth Grade onwards, there was actually no correct cultivation method.
To advance from Junior Fourth Grade into Third Grade Immortal Realm relied more on oneself.
Third Grade advancing to Second Grade, Second Grade to First Grade.
There’s no need to speak further on these.
In Great Wei, there was simply no fixed method of advancement.
Even those who reached Second Grade knew they had some good fortune.
In truth, there was no accurate information on how this path of advancement should proceed.
While Great Wei couldn’t clarify, this "Great Tao Fusion Technique" articulates it.
Why is Third Grade referred to as the Immortal Realm in Great Wei?
The most direct reason is that upon reaching Third Grade, one’s strength undergoes a dramatic leap.
In the Immortal Realm, barring seeking death, one hardly dies.