The next day, the weather was fine and clear.
Zhou Tieyi rose feeling refreshed. Together with Ada and the others, he practiced a set of boxing techniques, using the methods of military formations to absorb the purple mist of the dawn. The Qi and Blood in his dantian were now as full as a great river, and his skin radiated a faint, glowing luster. This was the hallmark of Qi and Blood becoming so abundant that it manifested physically. In a day or two—or perhaps even the very next moment—Zhou Tieyi would be able to perfect his internal state.
After he finished bathing, Baimei brought him a set of Taoist robes. Contrary to any flashy attire, these followed Zhou Tieyi’s specific request for simplicity. The garment was black with white trim, the latter consisting only of thin lines along the sleeves and collar—the basic style for a disciple of the temple.
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