Meng Zhao suppressed the towering ambition surging within his heart and instead began to examine the effects this fierce, scorching, and exceedingly domineering inner force had on his body.
After all, Meng Jizu had spoken too gravely before, and Meng Zhao could not help but feel a thread of concern.
The Sky-Illuminating Mirror could deepen his understanding of martial arts, but it could not make him immune to the harm caused by practicing them.
To his surprise, the immense pressure and subtle corrosive damage to the body that Meng Jizu had mentioned, and that the fifth section of the Red Flag Order recorded as possibly being caused by Red Flag inner force, seemed not to exist at all.
This was not merely a feeling or a fantasy, but solid reality.
Suspicious, Meng Zhao closed his eyes and focused, carefully sensing the state of his body. He soon discovered that he truly possessed his own peculiarities.
First was the Pure Yang Child Qi that existed everywhere within him, circulating at every moment like a clear, trickling stream. It perfectly protected his fleshly body, and every inch of blood, flesh, and skin brimmed with vigorous vitality.
Thus, he had not suffered the erosion of the Red Flag Order's domineering inner cultivation.
This was the protective power derived from the Arhat Young Monk Skill, and naturally, it was what set Meng Zhao apart from other martial artists who cultivated the Red Flag Order.
At his age, few still retained their virgin body. Leaving that aside, among those who still did, there were even fewer who cultivated this sort of internal skill to strengthen their Pure Yang Child Qi. From Meng Shentong onward, over the past hundred-odd years, he seemed to be the only such oddity.
Beyond the peculiarity of his Pure Yang Child