Discussing Martial Artist's Force

Chen Ze nodded in satisfaction at everyone's reactions, then continued:

"The second level is Minor Accomplishment, where one can project their power three inches from their body. However, to unleash this kind of internal energy, a Blood Essence at least at the Fourth Meridian cultivation level is required for support."

"The third level, Major Accomplishment, allows internal energy to project six inches. By then, the first six meridians of the body will be fully opened, forming a Blood Essence circulation, reaching a stable Sixth Meridian cultivation."

"And upon reaching this realm, a new type of internal energy will be generated within the body, immensely powerful and astonishingly potent, marking a truly earth-shattering transformation!"

As he spoke, Chen Ze's face showed longing, and he sighed, "As for the Perfection level, one can project their internal energy nine inches. However, this requires all Extraordinary Meridians and Eight Channels to be connected, a feat as difficult as climbing to heaven..."

"Therefore, martial arts are a matter of overwhelming power; the higher the cultivation, the more abundant one's Blood Essence and the stronger their internal energy will be."

Concluding, Chen Ze warned, "So, do not foolishly attempt to challenge those of a higher level. You will die a terrible death!"

"Master Chen, what if my internal energy is high, but my cultivation level is lower than the opponent's?" a tall young man asked as Chen Ze finished speaking.

Chen Ze glanced at him, and after a moment, slowly replied, "A good question. However, someone a level above you will have faster reaction speeds, and you likely won't be able to hit them... If you do manage to hit them, they can also use their more abundant internal energy to neutralize your attack."

"That's why I say overwhelming power is everything, whether it's martial arts or cultivation!"

Xu Yuan and the others listened with serious expressions, firmly engraving this advice in their minds, so they could be prepared if they ever encountered such a situation.

"Master Chen, how should we choose between martial arts and cultivation?" a female Martial Artist suddenly raised her hand to ask.

Others also looked on with curiosity; this was the most important matter to them right now.

"If you are confident in your Aptitude and comprehension, then choose both. If you lack confidence, then choose one."

Chen Ze said slowly, "Based on my experience, those who break through in cultivation quickly usually have better innate potential and can choose that path. If you have a good memory and grasp things clearly and quickly, then choose martial arts."

"Moreover, breakthroughs in either aspect will feed back into the other."

"Upon entering Thunderclap Fist, your control over your body will become clearer, allowing you to handle bottlenecks more easily. If your cultivation breaks through to the Second Meridian, your Blood Essence will become even more robust, which will also speed up your practice of Thunderclap Fist."

Upon hearing this, everyone present fell into thought.

Xu Yuan also had a sudden realization. In this way, he seemed to have a better feel for Thunderclap Fist, and the order of cultivation before and after became clear.

"Alright, from now on, every day at this time, I will teach you the key points of Thunderclap Fist. Watch carefully, learn well, and don't bother me with trivial matters in your free time."

After speaking, Chen Ze began to explain Thunderclap Fist and the common problems encountered during practice.

After the explanation, he had a few people ask questions, and then, just like Feng Xiao before, he left decisively.

As soon as the 'teacher' left, the atmosphere in the training grounds immediately became lively.

They began researching and discussing within their own small circles.

Xu Yuan and a few others exchanged their understandings and then started practicing.

Before long, a somewhat familiar voice sounded, "Brother Xu, Brother Li, long time no see."

Xu Yuan and Li Shan looked up and saw Sun Rong, from their old small group, walking towards them gracefully.

At this moment, she was wearing a clean and neat gray tight-fitting outfit, her waist cinched tightly, revealing an alluring figure that was beginning to take shape. Her face was lightly rouged, adding a touch of liveliness and delicacy to her pretty features.

Many young men around looked at her with admiration, whispering to ask which dormitory she was from.

"It's Sister Sun," Li Shan replied with a smile, though his face carried a polite distance.

Sun Rong naturally sensed this subtle change but didn't mind. She cupped her fists and smiled at the two of them:

"Finally found you. The number of female Martial Artists is too small, making it difficult to form groups, so we've all moved to train over here."

Xu Yuan also nodded at her, saying nothing more.

Although he understood Sun Rong's change in mindset, he couldn't help but notice her deliberate distance.

Sun Rong's smile remained, and her tone was sincere, "I had some matters to attend to before, which is why I distanced myself from you two brothers. Sun Rong apologizes here and hopes we can still guide each other in the future."

At this moment, two or three more women arrived from a distance, chattering and giggling, their sweet voices attracting a flurry of male attention.

"Rongrong, we finally found you! Eldest Sister is looking for you?" a woman with a sharp chin walked up and affectionately took Sun Rong's arm. Upon seeing Xu Yuan and the others, a trace of disgust appeared in her eyes.

"Yeah, let's go quickly. Don't hang around with these stinky men," another woman said, rolling her eyes as she felt the surrounding gazes.

A hint of helplessness flashed in Sun Rong's eyes, and she then cupped her fists at the two women, "Apologies, I have to go now. See you next time."

After the women left, Wang Huan, Qin Yang, and others quickly surrounded them. "Brother Xu, you know a girl? Why didn't you say so earlier?"

"Why not introduce us to your friends?"

"Introduce who? We're not that close," Xu Yuan glared at them impatiently.

That group of girls clearly wasn't simple. These guys were actually rushing to get involved?

He remembered dying because of such things in his past life, so he was extremely cautious about such matters.

"What a buzzkill... Let's ask Brother Li." Seeing Xu Yuan's indifferent reaction, they gathered around Li Shan again, bombarding him with questions, showing more enthusiasm than they did during their martial arts practice.

Xu Yuan shook his head upon seeing this.

"I can only say, the pressure is still too great."

When evening came, after dinner, they returned to their dormitory. Unusually, they didn't go their separate ways or run off somewhere unseen.

Perhaps it was because it was the first day of martial arts practice and everything felt new, or perhaps Gao Yuan's earlier message had somewhat united them.

Wang Huan, acting as the dorm leader, maintained his usual somewhat condescending attitude. This time, he was the first to speak, sharing quite a few insightful thoughts.

In comparison, Li Shan felt indifferent, only mentioning some inconsequential details.

Surprisingly, Qin Yang's comprehension was also quite good; he also shared many insights that others hadn't noticed.

Seeing the atmosphere built up to this point, the others, more or less, shared their own problems.

The others then pooled their wisdom, each offering their thoughts, doing their best to answer the questions, and the dormitory atmosphere reached its most subtle and harmonious state.

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