As for weighted training, it was definitely useful. Once the body adapted to carrying heavy loads, removing the restraints would inevitably bring a tremendous increase in strength, especially speed, which would improve even more noticeably.
So no matter what, she would not lose out.
Secondly, she wanted to see whether Tang San would make a few hidden weapons. Either way, she would buy them first and send them to Spirit Hall afterward, then see if they could spend some time taking them apart to determine whether they could be replicated.
Although hidden weapons were nowhere near as good as firearms, going from nothing to something was simply too difficult for her. She roughly understood some of the principles, and crossbows and such were manageable, but ammunition and the like were not products of this era. Some components looked simple, but without high-precision equipment such as machine tools, they simply could not be made.
So, all things considered, hidden weapons were still the more feasible option. As for mechanisms and safety devices, she was not worried in the slightest. After all, with China's thousands of years of history, while she could not build a nuclear bomb by hand, could she possibly not understand the principles behind a mere crossbow mechanism?
By now, she no longer considered Tang San an enemy. His first martial soul had already been ruined. Although he still had the Clear Sky Hammer, without immortal herbs, his talent was only so-so.
In terms of combat power, she would most likely lose to Tang San right now. But after a few years, the gap between them would gradually reveal itself. A ten-year soul ring would delay several of his prime years of cultivation. In the future, Tang San would at most become a slightly stronger Titled Douluo. He was