Whether for Xu Fan or Yi Lao, in both their eyes, Lin Hong was just an insignificant person whose entire support came from the Lin Family behind him.

And Yi Lao had already made a threat at the start that if Xu Fan had enough points to purchase elixirs, the matter would end there. If Lin Hong used the power behind him to attack Xu Fan, Yi Lao would take corresponding action against Lin Hong, or even the Lin Family.

It must be said that Xu Fan's luck was pretty good; without much effort, he thoroughly shrugged off the trouble that was Lin Hong. But all of this was not by coincidence.

Firstly, Xu Fan's strength or rather potential was clear, and Xu Fan himself had enough points, so there was no way for things to go wrong!

On the other hand, Lin Hong's character was too vile. Even Yi Lao, who was on his side, had no fondness for Lin Hong. On the contrary, because of what Xu Fan said to Li Tao, Yi Lao developed a fondness for Xu Fan and Li Tao.

All of this was destined from the moment Lin Hong hurled abusive words at Xu Fan.

At this moment, Xu Fan obtained the Mind Shielding Pill but did not take it rashly and instead, under Li Tao's guidance, headed towards the library.

According to Yi Lao, the domain of Divine Sense was almost extinct in the Cultivation World. It was no coincidence but because cultivating Divine Sense was too dangerous, fraught with risks of eternal damnation, so there were very few cultivators.

However, the more it was like this, the more Xu Fan became determined to cultivate Divine Sense.

To have what others do not, that's what is called an advantage!

Xu Fan's enemies were too numerous and too powerful. If Xu Fan did not have an absolute advantage in some domain, it would be difficult to blaze his own trail in the future.

As for the dangers of cultivating Divine Sense, Xu Fan had long since dismissed them.

The path of cultivation is against the heavens. If one shrinks back from such dangers, then one could not be called Xu Fan.

Though Xu Fan had enough courage, he was not reckless and wanted to check the materials in the library first. According to Li Tao, on the ninth floor of the library, there seemed to be a lot of cultivation techniques. If he could find a technique to cultivate Divine Sense there, nothing would be better.

As for why it was "seemingly", the reason was simple: Li Tao had never been to the library because he was poor.

The library was designed in a modern architectural style, extremely grand and imposing. Its management was also modernized, with computers and a manager as well as staff members.

The manager was a middle-aged man who looked very ordinary, likely without any cultivation level.

Without any small talk, Xu Fan directly took out his points card and asked the manager if he could borrow cultivation techniques. The manager checked Xu Fan's points card and, after verifying Xu Fan's identity as an instructor, asked a staff member to lead Xu Fan to the ninth floor.

Li Tao, due to lack of qualification, stayed to wait on the first floor.

Taking the elevator to the eighth floor, then switching to the stairs and passing through various checkpoints, Xu Fan finally walked into the cultivation technique pavilion on the ninth floor.

The style of the ninth floor was completely different from the eight floors below, instead resembling the Elixir Pharmacy. The bookshelves were all made of wood, and the flooring, tables, and chairs were all wooden as well, though not as precious as those in the Elixir Pharmacy. The wood seemed quite ordinary, even somewhat old.

The bookshelves were divided into three sections, and Xu Fan's current qualifications only allowed him to browse two of them.

In a corner sat an old man, holding a thick ancient book. Upon hearing Xu Fan's footsteps, he did not even raise his head.

Though time was tight for Xu Fan, he was not in a rush at the moment. Therefore, he did not step forward to disturb the old man and instead began to browse and search through the books himself.

Of the two sections, one was all cultivation techniques, and the other was all combat skills, with miscellaneous articles and the like. The books were all printed by computer, with the borrowing points even printed on the cover page.

Xu Fan first focused his attention on the combat skills, flipping through one book after another. The books on combat skills were generally very thick, with illustrations on one side and text annotations on the other. Modern traces were evident, likely due to compilation and editing by some expert or experts.

Xu Fan scanned through them rapidly, occasionally standing still with his eyes closed to ponder quietly before speeding up and browsing quickly again.

After about two hours, Xu Fan stopped at a point at roughly one-tenth of a bookshelf and turned to the section on cultivation techniques.

The various combat skills in the books opened Xu Fan's eyes, demonstrating the subtle control of spiritual power to unleash a variety of attack methods, all incredibly powerful.

However, although the combat skills described were deliberately made extremely clear, there were places that were exceedingly coarse, as if the exquisite parts were intentionally erased, which left Xu Fan feeling as though he only obtained superficial knowledge without grasping the essence.

Therefore, Xu Fan decided not to waste more time and instead searched for the cultivation technique for Divine Sense that he came to find.

Given it was a search, it became much simpler. Initially, Xu Fan lingered on a book for one or two minutes, carefully savoring the subtleties of various cultivation techniques. But after finding that they all had deficiencies, he quickly abandoned them, speeding up his search.

Spending only about ten seconds on each book, after walking past three bookshelves and flipping through over three hundred cultivation techniques, Xu Fan finally found what he was looking for on the last one.

The cover bore three large characters: Spirit Refining Art. Xu Fan opened the book and found it in the same computer-printed format, but the content was intact and had no signs of translation, all in ancient texts, rendering it quite profound to read.

Initially, Xu Fan was puzzled as to why the content of this Spirit Refining Art had not been translated or modified, but after reading a few pages, Xu Fan understood why this was so.

The Spirit Refining Art clearly stated at the beginning that the cultivation of Divine Sense must be carried out from start to finish, without abandoning it halfway. This indicated it was a road of no return; once embarked upon, there would be no turning back, only continuously growing stronger and surpassing oneself.

Besides this point, it also introduced the various dangers of cultivating Divine Sense. In black and white, it was many thousands of times more perilous than what Yi Lao had described. Not only would there be severe setbacks if the Divine Sense were damaged during combat, but breaking through during cultivation was also extremely dangerous.

Divine Sense cultivation was divided into three major realms. The first layer was the Opening Light Realm, where one could simply use Divine Sense for attacks. The second layer was the Divinity Transformation Realm, where one could manipulate objects with Divine Sense and perform stronger Divine Sense attacks. The third layer was the Exalted Cloud Realm, where Divine Sense was massively expanded and capable of controlling movements within kilometers with a single thought, with Divine Sense power comparable to a Zhiwei Realm strong person.

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