Thunder Domain, the Pinnacle of Martial Arts

And the source of it all

was Ji Shu.

Toward Ji Shu,

Hua Qiangu grew ever more grateful.

Whoosh, whoosh!

A great deal of fortune poured from above her head and flew toward Ji Shu. Ji Shu felt utterly refreshed, though somewhat surprised. Hua Qiangu had given him an exceptionally large amount of fortune this time. After making a brief calculation, he understood.

He did not dwell on it and continued reading.

As his strength soared by leaps and bounds, his gifts in insight, control, bloodline, physique, comprehension, and more were continuously improving.

Not only was his control over the ten great divine abilities growing stronger and stronger, his cultivation was also advancing ever faster.

The Human Emperor Art, which had absorbed the essences of the Five Elements Art and various other cultivation arts, continued circulating on its own even when he barely cultivated. His cultivation deepened by the day, with one day's progress equaling months or even years of another person's effort.

Ji Shu stayed in Nantang for less than half a month and finished every book he needed to read.

In terms of martial arts, he read several thousand, perhaps even tens of thousands, of new Secret Manuals covering swordsmanship, saber arts, fist techniques, and every other aspect. These manuals were the crystallized lifetimes of genius after genius, each with merits worth taking. Ji Shu fused their essences into Calamity Heaven Martial Arts, bringing its progress to around 3.29.

The further it progressed, the slower Calamity Heaven Martial Arts advanced.

That was because he had already read most martial arts manuals in the Human World. What remained were exclusive inherited manuals preserved by imperial families and aristocratic clans, and there could never be too many manuals of that kind.

Fortunately, the quality of such manuals was guaranteed.