Ch. 141Gale Breath True Qi! Golden Body Realm!
Key Plot Points and Events
- Fang Chen successfully enters the Golden Body Realm after consuming exotic beast essence blood and tempering his internal organs.
- He improves his cultivation speed and is about to break through to the first layer of the Wind Breath True Art.
- After three more days, Fang Chen breaks through to the first layer of the Wind Breath True Art and infuses his saber techniques with Wind Breath True Qi, enhancing their speed.
- With his preparations complete, Fang Chen challenges Su Qingyi, the Chief Disciple of the Extreme Ice Institute, with only four days left until the one-month deadline.
- The sect's Institute Masters, Chief Disciples, Sect Master Cui Lin, Gu Mingfeng, and Nie Hao gather to watch the match.
Character Developments
- Fang Chen: Improves his physical body to the Golden Body Realm, breaks through to the first layer of the Wind Breath True Art, and enhances his saber techniques with Wind Breath True Qi.
- Su Qingyi: Struggles to break through to her fifth meridian but fails due to insufficient accumulation. She remains confident in her blade technique and combat power.
Significant Themes
- Cultivation and improvement: Fang Chen's dedication to cultivation leads to significant advancements in his physical body and true qi manipulation.
- Confidence and determination: Despite the high probability of failure, Fang Chen challenges Su Qingyi, demonstrating his courage and belief in his abilities.
- Resource allocation: The challenge between Fang Chen and Su Qingyi affects the distribution of extra Qi Condensation Pills for the month, highlighting the importance of the outcome.
Character Interactions
- Mu Yunxin and Fang Chen: Mu Yunxin expresses her uncertainty about Fang Chen's progress and feels undervalued as his Institute Master.
- Bu Shiyue and Mu Yunxin: Bu Shiyue asks Mu Yunxin about Fang Chen's improvements, revealing her curiosity and concern about his growth.
- Institute Masters and Chief Disciples: They gather to watch the match, showing their interest in the outcome and its implications for resource distribution.