After that momentary pain faded, Chu Chen suddenly felt all his troubles leave him. A strange sensation seeped into his veins. His whole body felt like a withered tree encountering spring, as though he were surrounded by a dense vitality, instantly recovering its vigor.
At that moment, every cell and every pore in his body seemed to awaken from sleep, welcoming a new and beautiful world.
This wonderful, rebirth-like sensation was intoxicating. But Chu Chen was no ordinary person. Because of this marvelous feeling, he reached an epiphany and understood what innate mastery truly was.
Before this, Chu Chen's supernatural ability had continually increased his spiritual energy, causing his body to undergo a complete transformation. In terms of his physique, he had already reached the innate realm of fist techniques.
But the innate realm represented a qualitative leap. The body and the mind were both indispensable. It was like an advanced sports car: without a highly skilled driver, it could never display all of its performance. That was exactly how Chu Chen had been before.
During this period, Chu Chen had read countless materials and gained a profound understanding of innate mastery, but he had always been just one step away, unable to find that spark of inspiration.
Still, Chu Chen was already very satisfied with his current life. As for breaking through in fist techniques, he cared about it, but he would never neglect sleep and food or disregard everything else for its sake. He felt that letting things take their natural course was best.
The Gaozi's Last Words. Explanation of Meaning Six-One stated: "What destiny possesses is innate; what people do themselves is acquired. Without the innate, the acquired cannot arise; without the acquired, the innate cannot be completed."
That earlier strange sensation had allowed Chu Chen, who