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Then he could unleash lightning-fast attacks, even using lightning power transformed from the force of his qi and blood to increase his own speed.
Sharp attacks, blistering speed!
No wonder it was called Thousand Cloud Flash. The name was truly fitting.
However, Qin Shaofeng also discovered a problem.
With his discerning eye, the cultivation details of this mere high-grade martial skill naturally could not be concealed from him.
Thousand Cloud Flash was highly unusual. After all, it used the force of qi and blood to imitate the power of lightning. This ability alone already placed it above many high-grade martial skills.
Yet precisely because of this, it was exceedingly difficult to cultivate.
According to the records on the stone, Qin Shaofeng knew full well that if one relied solely on oneself to cultivate Thousand Cloud Flash, the difficulty would truly be like scaling the heavens.
Just imagine it: without ever coming into contact with it, one had to imitate the power of lightning with the force of one's own qi and blood?
Among the martial artists of the Land of Shining Stars, at least so far, Qin Shaofeng had never seen anyone use the force of qi and blood to unleash attacks of other attributes.
Martial skills were powers released through the force of qi and blood. At their root, what they unleashed was still the force of qi and blood.
They were not attribute-based attacks such as fire or wind.
Martial artists were pure and simple—they wielded the force of qi and blood!
But judging from Thousand Cloud Flash, Qin Shaofeng guessed that martial skills above high-grade ones—earth-grade, perhaps even Heaven-grade Martial Skills—could likely unleash attacks containing attribute powers.
This showed just how extraordinary Thousand Cloud Flash was.
But for that very reason, Thousand Cloud Flash was difficult