What could be more exciting than this? For Joe Di, the appearance of Celestia was irrelevant; what mattered was that he could now practice martial arts.
Being able to cultivate meant he needed to earn a lot of money. Only with enough money could he buy the herbs required for cultivation.
Previously, he only had a few hundred yuan on him, which Joe Di hadn't cared about. Now, Joe Di suddenly felt a sense of urgency—his first task was to make money quickly.
Oh right, Zoe Shen had also given him something that allowed him to register for the Martial Arts Department at Northlake University. With Celestia being so popular now, this item could definitely fetch a good price.
He could cultivate now, so whether he could go to Celestia was no longer important.
Joe Di hurried back to his place and dumped everything from his backpack onto the floor.
Aside from a pile of herbs he had dug up but hadn't processed yet, two not-so-thick books fell to the ground among the many items.
The book on top had four characters on its cover: Di Family Seven Blades.
This was the Di family's ancestral martial arts manual, coveted and admired by countless people in Jade Nation. Because the Di martial arts were passed down to sons but not daughters, even though Joe Di had no martial roots, after his five brothers died, the Di Family Seven Blades was not given to his three sisters, but was still passed down to Joe Di by Shawn Di.
Joe Di had no martial roots and could never cultivate, so he had only read the first page of this book—the first blade of the Di Family Seven Blades.
Now that he could cultivate, naturally he would train in the Di Family Seven Blades.
The Di family's martial arts foundation was the Di Family Seven Blades. Although it appeared to be a blade technique, it was actually the martial heritage the Di family relied on for survival. Training in the Seven Blades required a specific breathing method, which not only improved one's internal energy but also honed blade skills.
This was why those from the Di family were always invincible on the battlefield—it was all thanks to the Di Family Seven Blades.
Although he still lacked a blade, Joe Di decided to start training in the Di Family Seven Blades from today.
Carefully setting the Di Family Seven Blades aside, Joe Di pulled out a thinner booklet.
On the cover of this booklet were the words: Secrets of the Martial King, written by the Di family's only Martial King, Ethan Di.
Joe Di didn’t know how many Martial Kings there were on Yalen Continent. But he knew that in Jade Nation, there weren’t any. The highest cultivation was held by Chu Congsan, a peak Grand Martial Master, just one step away from opening his Qi Sea and becoming a Martial King.
Because he couldn’t learn martial arts, Joe Di had never opened this Secrets of the Martial King.
Even now that he could train, Joe Di was still not a martial artist, so this Secrets of the Martial King was definitely not something he could read yet.