Seeing how happy she was, Yang Zhengshan smiled, then picked up the Martial Dao manuals beside him and began reading.
These Martial Dao manuals had all come from the Hu tribes and carried many of the Hu tribes' traits. For example, the Hu tribes liked using curved blades, so many of the techniques inside concerned curved blades.
Another example was that the Northern Territory was icy cold, and the Hu tribes most loved cultivating Postnatal Realm techniques that could preserve body heat.
With Yang Zhengshan's current cultivation, ordinary techniques naturally did not catch his eye.
After picking and choosing, he found a Postnatal Realm force technique called the Blazing Sun Strength.
The Blazing Sun Strength emphasized the utmost hardness and utmost yang. Its force generated itself quickly, as if endless and inexhaustible.
Duobatuo had cultivated this very technique. The Blazing Sun Strength, paired with his innate divine strength, had made his strength far surpass Martial Artists of the same level. If he had not run into Yang Zhengshan and been done in by Yang Zhengshan's hidden weapons, ordinary ninth-level Martial Artists would have been unable to do anything about him.
Unfortunately, however, this technique was of no use to Yang Zhengshan. He already had the Kui Ox Strength, so there was no need to cultivate another new Postnatal-level force technique. Besides, he was already cultivating the Yi Wood Everlasting Technique now, and Postnatal-level force techniques were no longer very useful to him.
Thinking of the Yi Wood Everlasting Technique, Yang Zhengshan felt a little stifled.
Everything about this technique was good, except that it was too steady.
That was right—steady.
The hallmark of the Yi Wood Everlasting Technique was uprightness, balance, and harmony, advancing step by step. It emphasized piling up day after day, building deep reserves before bursting forth.