Meng Zhao's research into Tianyuan Martial Dao had also gradually deepened during this period, and he had gained some understanding of the martial foundations of this world.
Put simply, in martial foundations, the "root" was a person's essence: Innate Talent and Innate Vital Energy. If the roots and stalk were lacking, one could forget about growing into a towering tree with lush branches and leaves in the future.
The "bones" referred to the human skeleton. Not only did the bones need to be strong and sturdy, they also had to be proportioned correctly.
For example, some people had large heads and small bodies, long upper bodies and short lower bodies. Such proportions did not align well with the traits of proper martial foundations, and their talent for martial arts could not possibly be much good.
Others possessed golden proportions. Their martial foundations were certainly not poor—at the very least, they were above average.
Martial foundations determined the lower limit of a person's martial talent. Even if they were poor, they could not be too poor.
Meng Zhao's body possessed strong martial foundations. Where did that strength lie?
Its strength lay in its overall smoothness, its golden proportions, and its broad frame. One glance was enough to see its potential and vigor. It naturally embodied the superiority of martial foundations and could be considered a top-tier martial foundation.
As for so-called divine bones, Meng Zhao's knowledge was still too limited for him to understand their mysteries. But one thing was certain: they had absolutely nothing to do with the Special Physiques of his previous life. More likely than not, they were related to the martial arts one cultivated.
For instance, if someone in the past created a top-tier Internal Martial Art and had one hundred percent compatibility with it, then a