Starting to Practice Swordsmanship from the Rural Area of the Second Dimension (1-323).

Summary

General Cheng reflects on his recent battle with a curse spirit, realizing it may only be a fragment of the true curse. He finds it strange that a spirit of grievances takes on a wolf form and considers the efficiency of defeating it compared to hunting beasts. After gaining a slight increase in attributes, he decides to allocate all his points into life, raising it to 27, believing that survival is key to dealing damage. He acknowledges the power of his system to convert consumed entities into attribute energy, which proves beneficial in battle. After the fight, he contemplates the implications of consuming the curse spirit and how it affects attribute energy. General Cheng tends to his wounds and avoids detection while returning home. The next day, he attends the Kasuga Festival, despite his injuries, with his cousins. They discuss the festival's appeal, particularly the hot springs, and engage in light-hearted banter about superstitions and interests, revealing their personalities and relationships.

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