On the third day after school began, Quan Yi and Huo Wu tasted the first failure of their lives.
At the same time, however, this defeat was also an important turning point.
From that day on, Quan Yi and Huo Wu put away every trace of pride.
They began to take their cultivation more and more seriously.
For the entire first semester, Quan Yi and Huo Wu woke up every day thinking only of cultivation, living lives that were extremely disciplined and fulfilling.
In every Combat Training session, Quan Yi and Huo Wu asked their teachers to temper them to even higher standards.
Although this also meant they lost far more Combat Training matches than they won, their practical combat ability and teamwork continued to improve under the pressure of battle.
The process was grueling, but the thrill of growing stronger at high speed every day made Quan Yi and Huo Wu unable to stop.
However, under such high-intensity training, even Quan Yi's body of iron could not help feeling exhausted.
After a full month of high-intensity training, Quan Yi gradually felt both physical and mental fatigue.
More importantly, the fatigue actually began to drag down the progress and efficiency of Quan Yi's cultivation.
Starting from the second month, Quan Yi judged that things could not continue like this. He made a prompt decision and adjusted his cultivation plan.
To maintain efficient training, Quan Yi set aside one day every weekend to sleep.
After getting a proper sleep, Quan Yi discovered that the principle of balancing work and rest applied in this world as well.
After this, Quan Yi also understood one thing: meditation, in the end, could not completely replace the function of sleep.
Only regular sleep and rest could keep Quan Yi's mind and body at a higher