Seeing Shi Jiawen's expression, Meng Zhao knew he had misunderstood. He said,
"It is not the martial arts talent you imagine, but the talent a person is born with when it comes to anger.
Brother Shi, you should understand clearly that people are fundamentally different. There have never been two absolutely identical people in this world. Even if their appearances, builds, and voices are the same, their inner essence and the core of their lives remain different.
The differences between living individuals mean that some people possess talent, while others lack it.
Take the Wrathful God Art, for instance. What it requires is a single word: wrath.
Some people are born impulsive, irritable, and quick to anger, like firecrackers that ignite at the slightest spark. Such a disposition naturally grants them a certain advantage when cultivating the Wrathful God Art. Their progress will be extraordinary, and their achievements are bound to be great.
Yet some people are born cold and detached, with barely any emotional fluctuations. To them, anger is practically a luxury.
Even if such a person possesses exceptional martial arts aptitude, unless they attain a lofty, overarching realm, they will be unable to cultivate and develop the Wrathful God Art to a truly high level.
That is the talent I speak of—not talent for martial arts, but talent corresponding to one's Martial Dao Will."
"And you, Brother Shi—your stubbornness, your persistence in Martial Dao Cultivation, your fixation and obsession—mean that you possess an extreme talent in this regard. This is not ordinary martial arts aptitude, but talent found by blazing another path."
"When you cultivate the martial arts commonly recognized by the masses, like an ordinary martial artist, this talent of yours serves no purpose at all. No matter how skillfully you train or how profound the divine