System Bestows me with Immortality, Living on to Eventually Become Invincible

"Moo!" Black Bull nodded fervently.

"Take this booklet. Without opening your body’s apertures, you won't be able to cultivate this flower."

Chen Xun took out a refined body cultivation booklet from his storage ring and handed it to Black Bull. "Ximen Black Bull, don't disappoint me. After all, your black bull hide is only slightly inferior to mine."

"Moo~~~" Black Bull knelt down, transforming his hooves into hands and raised them above his head, reverently accepting the gift from his big brother.

Little Chi looked on with envy. It was also quite interested in body cultivation, but due to racial limitations, it could only enhance its strength step by step and couldn't learn these techniques.

Moreover, its path was somewhat skewed, lacking resources for body cultivation. It could only strengthen its flame divine sense to improve its cultivation, which was why it never engaged in direct confrontations with other spirit beasts.

"Little Chi."

"Xun?"

"Take it slow, no rush. I, Dao Ancestor, will not treat you unfairly. In the future, if there's an opportunity, I'll change your fate and bloodline!"

Chen Xun clasped his hands behind his back, gazing at the sky. "Your Crane Brother was raised by me alone. Anything is possible."

"Yes, Dao Ancestor!!" Little Chi's eyes welled up. It believed him and, like Black Bull, knelt down in reverence. "I will follow Dao Ancestor's footsteps to the death!"

Although it didn't understand what changing fate meant, it understood changing bloodlines. For spirit beasts, bloodlines were both a blessing and a curse, a deep bond.

But now, as Beigong Red Lion, it had severed ties with its kind. It was now a follower of Dao Ancestor, forming its own lineage!

"Hmm..." Chen Xun's mouth twitched, almost unable to hold back his laughter. "Little Chi, let's go mining. Bull, you can cultivate on your own."

"Got it, Xun!"

"Moo moo!" Black Bull had already started flipping through the booklet, preparing to enter seclusion for cultivation.