Li Mu sat on another futon opposite Jingxin, feeling somewhat lost.

Upon entering, in an effort to save Jingxin's life, Li Mu channeled a large amount of spiritual energy into her chest to protect her heart meridian.

Treatment must begin, starting with the chest.

The current situation is that, due to the difference between men and women, Jingxin is only wearing a thin garment similar to an undershirt.

The key point is that there was also her senior sister Jingru staring at her without blinking.

Jingru had calmed down a bit from the shock. Seeing Li Mu's hesitation and remembering some embarrassing things, she quickly turned her back.

"Junior Brother Li, you can begin. It's alright to do this for Jingxin's treatment."

Li Mu also thought of the doctor's compassionate heart, and thought to himself, "Everything is for the patients."

However, I still don't quite understand Fish Leong's behavior.

You yourself said it was okay, but you turned your back on me. Isn't that just making things awkward for me?

Putting aside some random thoughts, Li Mu placed his hand on Jingxin's chest.

He channeled all the spiritual energy generated by the Life-Giving Pill and the spiritual energy he had injected into her body into her damaged meridians, beginning the repair process.

Repairing damaged meridians throughout the body is time-consuming, energy-intensive, and requires a great deal of medicinal herbs.

Three hours later, after Li Mu consumed three Life-Giving Pills and gave Jing Xin another Life-Giving Pill, his meridians were finally repaired.

The reason Li Mu helped Jingxin repair her meridians first was so that she would still have the possibility of cultivation in the future.

As for the internal injuries, there's no need to worry about them as they can be treated with the Rejuvenation Pill, although the process will be a bit slow.

Now that he could free up his hands to treat the injuries to his internal organs, Li Mu gave Jingxin another Rejuvenation Pill to help her recover faster.

I really don't know if this Jingxin is some kind of debt my adoptive father from this life is trying to settle with me for the younger sister he left behind.

Another hour later, Jingxin's injuries were completely healed, and she finally managed to save the person.

Based on the current treatment, it is estimated that it will take several days for Jingxin to wake up.

It's absolutely impossible for her to practice martial arts again.

Li Mu wanted to try and see if he could pass on his cultivation techniques to her, but that depended on whether she had spiritual roots.

It's like you're restoring a work of art. You've finally fixed it, but you can't restore its original artistic value. Now there's another way to change it, so you should give it a try.

Without hesitation, Li Mu guided the remaining spiritual energy in the patient's body back into the meridians of the calming mind, and then guided it to circulate throughout the body.

Unexpectedly, after just one cycle, spiritual energy remained in the meridians.

Next, something even more amazing happened: the microcosmic orbit began to operate on its own, following the path I had previously guided it to.

This meditation can actually help one cultivate immortal techniques, and even one's spiritual roots may be higher than one's own.

The little Taoist nun is truly a prodigy, and her luck is incredible; she actually managed to turn misfortune into blessing by encountering me.

Having already gone this far, Li Mu simply spent some more time imprinting the cultivation technique into her sea of ​​consciousness.

To prevent the technique from being leaked, he left a message in her memory, and then carried her to bed to lie down.

After doing all this, it was already broad daylight. Li Mu said to Jingru:

"Senior Sister Jingru, Jingxin's illness is cured. Please don't disturb her these next few days. She will wake up on her own. I'm too tired and need to go back to my room to rest."

At first, Jingru turned her back, but later she felt that there was nothing wrong with doctors treating illnesses, so she stopped avoiding the topic.

After listening to Li Mu's explanation, he thanked him repeatedly and saw him out.

Li Mu returned to his room and breathed a sigh of relief. He had really suffered a huge loss this time!

In order to save Jingxin's life, five or six pills were used up, not counting the fact that he also needed to take a Qi-replenishing pill to regulate his breathing.

We can't stay here any longer; we need to leave quickly. Once we've recovered, we'll be gone immediately.

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When Li Mu left the hotel, he only made a phone call to Jingru's room and did not go to say goodbye to her.

Li Mu didn't want to stay here any longer because he was worried that if he softened his heart, he would lose the pills again, even though he had already given enough.

There was another reason: he needed to find a place in the wild to forge a flying sword. Now that he had the ring, adding a flying sword would make it even more perfect.

Li Muxian found the nearest mountain to Kunming, Biji Mountain, on the map, and entered the mountainous area in just half an hour after leaving the city.

The vegetation on the mountain is very well preserved; however, this is a scenic area, fine for sightseeing, but not suitable for forging flying swords here.

Since he was already here, Li Mu decided not to turn back and continued walking along the mountain path until no one was around.

Following the old method of traversing the forest, Li Mu took advantage of the fact that no one was paying attention and disappeared into the mountains and forests, then used the Cloud Chasing Step to travel on his way.

Three hours later, Li Mu was unsure of exactly how far he had gone, but he could no longer sense anyone's presence in his spiritual sense.

Just to be on the safe side, we walked for another hour. Now we figured we could find a place to forge the flying sword.

While searching for a place to stay, Li Mu unexpectedly encountered a group of ghost-faced spiders in a place with dense vegetation and a slightly yin atmosphere. These spiders were much larger than ordinary spiders.

A ghost-faced spider has a body the size of a walnut, and with its long, thin legs, it can be about a foot long when spread out.

It is an extra-large spider among spider types, with a jet-black head, large eyes and a large mouth. When viewed with a magnifying glass, it looks like a devil and is quite frightening and disgusting.

The reason Li Mu stopped to look at these disgusting creatures was because the spider silk of this kind of spider was a treasure that could be used to make masks.

Treasures are rare in this world, and now that we've found them, there's no reason for us to let them go.

Most spiders produce silk from their tails, but the ghost-faced spider is different; it produces silk from its mouth, making it somewhat difficult to collect.

Moreover, the silk used to make the mask must be freshly woven spider silk; no matter how much web it has woven before, it's useless.

If you want spider silk, you can't hesitate any longer. It's almost dark now, the best time for spiders to spin their webs.

To avoid startling the spiders, Li Mu and the others leaped to a distance, crafted several short jade rods, and then returned to the vicinity of the spider swarm.

Li Mu used his spiritual energy to send a jade rod to the spider's mouth, but the spider seemed unmoved.

Seeing this, Li Mu once again separated a wisp of spiritual energy and stimulated the spider's head and face. Unexpectedly, his deliberate teasing actually worked.

The spider began to spin silk, and Li Mu quickly used his jade stick to wrap it around the spider. The spider kept spinning silk, and Li Mu kept wrapping it around the spider.

Whenever the spider paused for even a moment, Li Mu would stimulate it with his spiritual energy. After half an hour of Li Mu's tireless work, the spider stopped spinning silk, presumably because it was running out of resources.

A typical spider can spin several hundred meters of silk per year, while a giant spider, being larger, can spin two to three thousand meters. Even if it could theoretically spin that much, it would be impossible for it to do so all at once.

Take this one for example. It spit out more than a thousand meters at most. Li Mu calculated that at this rate, all the ghost-faced spiders here would have to be destroyed to make a complete mask. The workload was enormous.

Now that there's no turning back, Li Mu brought all six jade sticks to the spider's mouth and used his spiritual energy to stimulate them, collecting the spider silk.

Based on this calculation, it will probably take three nights to collect everything, and we can't afford to be disturbed in between.

The night passed in this busy activity of spiders spinning webs and Li Mu collecting them. Along the way, there were a few stubborn spiders that refused to spin webs no matter how much they were stimulated.

The jade stick in Li Mu's hand was already covered with a thick layer of transparent spider silk. Li Mu was even considering giving up after putting the spider silk into the jade box.

It felt like a net loss; in order to collect these spider silks, Li Mu even swallowed a Life-Giving Pill along the way.

"Why!"

Li Mu sighed, then thought of the spider silk mask that no one had ever used in his previous life, and his determination to collect spider silk remained firm.

Sitting on the ground, Li Mu began to regulate his breathing after finishing the Bigu Pill and Qi-replenishing Pill. The plan to forge the flying sword had to be postponed. He needed to conserve his energy during the day and continue collecting spider silk at night.