Difficulty Coefficient 3.9

Difficulty Coefficient 3.9

A secret art like the Diamond Body shouldn't be an exclusive Buddhist Sect skill... Why did the Confucian Sect have a secret art like this too? And why specifically remind people that it was the "Confucian Vajra Body"?

A Diamond Body produced by the Confucian Sect—what kind of style was this?

[Don't be fooled by how slim I look in my clothes. Once I take them off, my whole body is covered in muscle!] Was it that kind of style? How bizarre!

Besides, wasn't it better for Confucian disciples to wear elegant scholar's robes, ride swords on the wind, wave feather fans and wear silk headscarves, and wipe out powerful foes amid laughter and conversation...? Why train muscles?

Song Shuhang had been far too careless. He had never imagined that the Confucian Sect would possess body-tempering techniques, and so he had fallen into the trap. If he had known earlier that the Confucian Sect had body-tempering techniques, he would never have let the Sage Silence Pool choose a technique for him, even if someone beat him to death.

In truth, the Confucian Sect's body-tempering techniques were no less renowned in the Cultivator World than those of the Buddhist Sect.

The Confucian Sage had mentioned them before while introducing his awe-inspiring life: "This old man entered the Dao through literature, tempered his body with Righteous Qi, girded his waist with truth, and used his brush to write the ultimate truths of Heaven and Earth!"

For Confucian disciples, tempering the body was also a very important part of cultivation—but the Confucian Sect tempered the body with Righteous Qi, taking a different path from the Buddhist Sect.

Song Shuhang shouted, "Wait a moment, Sage Silence Pool, can you change the secret art?"

But it was too late... The