With the cooperation of Lu Yijiang and the other two, Su Hao's experiments progressed rapidly.
His understanding of Origin Qi deepened swiftly, and at the same time, he made new discoveries about the matter in this universe.
Without a doubt, the Origin Qi of Martial Artists was a kind of matter.
But this matter differed from every other kind of matter Su Hao had encountered before.
If Su Hao were to give Origin Qi an apt name, it should be called Parasitic Matter.
Simply put, Origin Qi had no atomic Sequence of its own. It was something that existed by attaching itself to other matter.
Like bacteria parasitizing the human body, vines growing upon great trees, or tongue-eating lice that replaced a fish's tongue...
The difference was that the presence of Origin Qi did not affect the properties of matter. Only when certain conditions were met did it display its corresponding characteristics.
And those "conditions" were precisely what Martial Artists pursued, the ultimate purpose of their cultivation.
In Su Hao's eyes, the "Martial Art" cultivated by Martial Artists was merely a method for the human body to activate and use Origin Qi.
Having understood the essence of Martial Artists, Su Hao could immediately skip their lengthy cultivation process and directly become a powerful Martial Artist.
Thus, not long afterward, Lu Yijiang and the others saw Mr. Jia Wei, like themselves, with harmonious and immense Qi surging throughout his body. He could casually unleash powerful Origin Qi Missiles to attack, wielding all kinds of Martial Artist techniques with effortless ease.
What they found most unbelievable was that Mr. Jia Wei could now spar with them in close-quarters combat, punch for punch. More importantly, the surging Qi within him was stronger than the three of them combined, even surpassing An Ming King