Guan Tong had always circulated Mind Power according to Shi Jingyi's "Body Acupoint Flow Method," but it had always felt somewhat awkward.
The method worked, but it always gave him the feeling that it was terribly inefficient.
Shi Jingyi herself could use it with ease and master it quickly because she had practiced martial arts since childhood, training things like Acupoint Qi Circulation. So when Mind Power emerged, she had been able to switch over seamlessly.
But most people did not have that kind of experience. Starting from scratch to learn about the body's acupoints, then opening them up and circulating energy through them bit by bit, was truly hard work.
Although Guan Tong had mastered it through rote memorization, he had never grasped the key to it. If Shi Jingyi could gain ten points of benefit from this method, he felt that he could gain at most five, perhaps even less.
He believed the others studying it would be the same. Differences in talent and experience would lead to differences in learning efficiency.
However, through this fortunate opportunity, by outputting hundreds of thousands and even millions of Mind Power at once, he had truly understood how this energy called Mind Power should be used.
It did not need to rigidly follow Shi Jingyi's "Acupoint Flow Method," because the human body itself was a vast passage through which Mind Power could move freely.
Once he grasped that point, there was no need to obsess over acupoints. As long as he widened the passage, he could improve the circulation efficiency of Mind Power.
And the way to widen it was to output a large amount of Mind Power within a fixed period. Guan Tong would never normally have had such an opportunity. His cap of just over three hundred and his