Mo Ye's physical body was even stronger than Qin Fengming's. Moreover, his close-quarters combat was filled with bizarre techniques. Qin Fengming relied on the fist and palm arts he knew well to fight him, yet still found it difficult to gain much of an advantage, which showed just how extraordinary he was.
Although Qin Fengming did not know the exact effects of the Soul Crossing Lake in the Shattered Bone Realm that Mo Ye had mentioned, the fact that it had been recorded in ancient texts from the Aoteng Interface and brought up by Mo Ye was enough to show that it was certainly no ordinary place.
Qin Fengming had already encountered quite a few opportunities that could temper the physical body.
It was precisely because he had consumed many materials and pills beneficial to the physical body, as well as experienced various opportunities to temper it, that his body had gradually grown stronger.
It could be said that the strength his physical body had reached now was far beyond what could be achieved by cultivating only the Golden Body Art, the Treasure Refining Ghost Art, or similar techniques.
Cultivating body-tempering techniques could strengthen the body's resilience, but when no technique was being used to augment it, how resilient a cultivator truly was still depended on the condition of his own physical body.
Using external forces to temper oneself was precisely a way of training the body's resilience.
The benefits manifested by a resilient physical body were difficult for cultivators to put into words. In certain dangerous situations, a powerful body could give one far more chances of survival than others.
This was especially true when fighting a cultivator at close range. A powerful physical body could grant one a much higher chance of victory.
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