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Jiang Bei did not overthink it and directly opened the panel.
You killed the heinously sinful Cheng Fengyun. Merit Points +5000! You killed... Wan Chang. Merit Points +3600 Martial Arts: Xing Tian Gong (Mastery), Blood Wolf Saber Technique (Mastery), Cloud Shadow Steps (Mastery), Dragon Subduing Demon Quelling Technique (Mastery), Mysterious Iron Dragon Scale Body (Mastery), Blazing Sun Skill (Mastery), Myriad Souls Gathering Spirit Skill (Mastery), Innate Spirit Guiding Manual (Mastery+), Spirit Sword Art (Mastery), Divine Might Heaven Splitting Art (Third Layer+), Limitless Sacred Canon (Not Yet Initiated+) Realm: Fourth-Rank Great Training Merit Points: 41500 Talents: Thousand Illusions True Eye, Spirit Abyss Shadow Transformation, Absolute Freeze, Void Leap, Azure Arrow Martial art discovered: Limitless Sacred Canon. Can be upgraded. Requires 28800 Merit Points. Upgrade? Martial art discovered: Divine Might Heaven Splitting Art. Can be upgraded. Requires 8000 Merit Points. Upgrade?
"It really can be upgraded!"
Jiang Bei's eyes lit up as he looked at the panel.
According to what he knew, this cultivation method was also called the Path to Sainthood.
It could be cultivated all the way to the second rank.
The third-rank realm was known as the Pilgrim Realm.
And if one could break through the shackles and cross that chasm, one could enter the second rank and become a saint in one leap.
That was the legendary realm of the Martial Saint!
Third-rank martial artists might not be too rare—Zhong Hong, Xie Yan, and the others were all among them—but the gap between the third and second ranks was like that between clouds and mud.
Across the entire Da Gan Dynasty, second-rank Martial Saints were few and far between.
Though there were quite a few third-rank martial artists, such as Zhong Hong and Xie Yan, the gap between the third