Cultivation Simulator: Shocking the Academy-Chapter 493 - 346: Explosive Arrow

"Become their disciple?" Luo Chen’s body shook, his face showing an expression of disbelief.

"Yes." The White-haired Monk nodded affirmatively, "For instance, you fought for the honor of the Red-faced Madman. At that time, you were actually gradually becoming his disciple, or his apostle. Your actions were no longer entirely based on your own will, but were influenced by him."

Luo Chen fell silent. He recalled the scene back then, indeed being driven by emotions, in stark contrast to his usual calm and cautious demeanor. He couldn’t refute the words of the White-haired Monk, as it was something he had personally experienced.

"True strong men," the White-haired Monk continued, "exude powerful intentions. Their every move can influence others. They can cause others to lose their willpower, to become their followers, to be loyal to them. This is the influence of the strong."

He paused, looked into Luo Chen’s eyes, and said, "From now on, you must not only enhance your combat power but also your willpower and intents. You need to turn your intents into the faith of others. Only then can you truly influence others, making them willingly dedicate their lives to you."

Listening to the White-haired Monk’s words, an inexplicable excitement surged in Luo Chen’s heart. He knew this was a critical moment in his growth. He took a deep breath and nodded firmly, "I understand. I will strive to strengthen my willpower and intents to become a true strongman."

The White-haired Monk looked at him, a flash of admiration in his eyes. He knew that Luo Chen had taken the first step to becoming a strongman. And in the future, this young man would go further, becoming a figure to be revered.

On this path, Luo Chen endured countless challenges and hardships. But he never gave up because he knew that only by constantly surpassing himself could he become a true strongman. And on that day, when he finally stood at the peak, he would realize that all the effort and sacrifice were worth it.

"Understood!" Luo Chen answered resolutely, his eyes revealing firmness and determination.

The White-haired Monk seemed very pleased with Luo Chen’s reaction. He nodded, a hint of a mischievous smile on his face: "Alright, since you understand, now you can start the severe interrogation, then strangle and kill."

Luo Chen was taken aback, his brows furrowed, clearly displeased with the White-haired Monk’s suggestion. He was silent for a moment before speaking slowly, "I can’t do it." As he spoke, his gaze unconsciously turned to Li Xin, who was pretending to nap against the trunk.

The White-haired Monk, seeing this, couldn’t help but mutter, "Could it be, all that I’ve said was in vain? Never mind, since you can’t do it, then quickly go learn that damn Yi Arrow Skill and get out of here... I really don’t get it, what’s so great about learning archery..."

Despite the White-haired Monk’s complaints, Luo Chen seemed not to hear him. He stood up, walked over to Li Xin, and said with a steady voice, "Give me your Yi Arrow manual!"

Li Xin opened her eyes, looked at the Luo Chen before her, a hint of hesitation flashing in her eyes. She carefully took out a handwritten manual from her bosom, although reluctant, she still handed it over to Luo Chen. The manuscript was very thin, only a dozen pages, but it was densely filled with text and illustrations.

After taking the manuscript, Luo Chen began to read it earnestly. His eyes quickly swept over the pages, reading each page carefully, afraid to miss any detail. In less than an incense stick’s time, he had finished reading it, casually tossing the manuscript back to Li Xin.

"You memorized it?" Li Xin looked at Luo Chen in surprise, unable to believe he’d remembered everything in such a short time.

"Yes." Luo Chen nodded, "Let’s start training, I need you to demonstrate." His tone was calm yet firm, as if he couldn’t wait to start practicing.

However, Li Xin showed a troubled expression: "I don’t have any arrows." She looked at Luo Chen in displeasure, clearly unhappy with his request.

But Luo Chen didn’t mind her attitude, only said lightly, "That’s easy." With that, he drew his bloodstained Longsword, and walked into the woods to cut a few branches. In no time, he had whittled a few decent-looking arrows and handed them to Li Xin.

Li Xin looked at the twig arrows in her hand, an angry expression on her face, "These are arrows?!" she questioned.