As Cheng Zitong spoke, he demonstrated the Mixed Origin Strength Posture in front of Chen Chuan, beginning with the Embracing Qi Stance and ending with the Bearing Mountain Stance. It was no different from what Yu Gang had shown him that day.
He could not tell whose mastery was greater, only that Yu Gang's aura seemed better suited to this set of postures.
Pressing a hand to his abdomen, Cheng Zitong said, "The power of Primal Chaos Force originates here. In the Old Era, there was a saying: 'Qi sinks into the Dantian.' That meant using the mutated tissue in the Dantian as the core to drive the power of the entire body.
"And maintaining this place also means maintaining your center of gravity. The word 'sink' says it all—it weighs down the body like ballast. But once it is set in motion, tremendous force bursts forth with it."
As Cheng Zitong explained them one by one, Chen Chuan examined the main force techniques. There were not many, only a dozen or so; the rest were Small Forces.
According to Cheng Zitong, some major forces were extremely difficult to cultivate and placed high demands on mutated tissue, so trainees could only begin with Small Forces, or simply make them their main focus. Usually, at least two or more force techniques were needed to form combat power.
But this made the combat system seem rather scattered. If external forces were excluded and people were compared purely on their own merits, Small Forces were inferior to major forces. But people found ways to compensate for their shortcomings, especially since they could use tools. With all kinds of supporting equipment, the gap was no longer so great.
Nowadays, even those who cultivated major forces also practiced some Small Forces, which could produce remarkable