Spirit Source Beast

While eating roasted meat in large bites, Ye Yun also mentally totted up all the gains and achievements he had secured over the past two months.

After tallying them all up, Ye Yun could not help feeling a surge of shock.

Logically speaking, martial arts cultivation became increasingly difficult the further one progressed.

Even toward the end, wanting to break through a single realm required spending hundreds or thousands of years, just to have a sliver of a chance at breaking through.

Yet when it came to himself, why did this logic seem to be trending in the opposite direction?

Such a change made Ye Yun feel perplexed while also leaving him somewhat clueless.

Thinking it over and over, he finally came up with a barely passable reason.

The reason he had progressed so rapidly should lie in the non-stop battles he fought every day during these times.

Martial arts was also the way of struggle, and raising one's martial realm always came the fastest amidst battle.

Moreover, after every battle, he needed to circulate his cultivation technique to recover his True Essence.

Under such continuous consumption and recovery, the growth rate of his True Essence would naturally be much faster than on ordinary days.

After figuring this out, Ye Yun no longer tangled with the issue, and began to focus on eating his roasted meat.

To him, whether it was a major advancement or a minor one, as long as he could steadily grow stronger, the size of the step did not matter at all.

Under a whirlwind attack, roughly fifty pounds of Golden-Armored Barbarian Bull meat was entirely devoured into Ye Yun's stomach.

Not gonna lie, the meat of this Golden-Armored Barbarian Bull truly had a rather unique flavor.

Compared to the meat of other Third-Tier Monsters, it