Ye Weida learns alchemy, talisman drawing, artifact refining, and beast taming.
Each skill requires time, and during the day he needs to go on patrols. In the formation, he can have more time to cultivate, but he can't enter seclusion; time is tight.
Everyone has selfish desires; at this moment he only wants to lead his father onto the path of cultivation.
As for practicing ancient martial arts, can it lead to becoming immortal?
It's said that this ability, although not as good as cultivation, can also lead to immortality if trained to a certain level.
No need for him to provide pills and equipment for cultivation; by imparting some martial strength, it can benefit the country and the people.
Ye Weida is not selfish, not wanting to impart the cultivation abilities to some brothers and uncles in the family.
He wants to have his own secrets; his father, being the closest person, wouldn't betray him.
