(Third update)
Under Yang Ming's Rinnegan observation, Tang San's process of practicing the Disorder Splitting Wind Hammer held no secrets at all.
Just as Tang Hao had once taught Tang San, the human body had three hearts: the shoulders, waist, and legs generated force, which was transmitted through the arms into the forging hammer. Through constant swings, it gradually formed a certain instinct.
Moreover, the two-hundred-meter waterfall poured down in reverse, ceaselessly washing over Tang San's body. While constantly draining his stamina, it also tempered his physique and expelled excess impurities from within him. As his cultivation gradually deepened, Tang San's entire bearing changed day by day. He became clear and refined from the inside out, like a stubborn stone gradually polished into a priceless jade.
At first, Tang San could not remain standing on the round stone beneath the waterfall for long. As time passed, he gradually found his footing. After three or four days of training, he was already able to perform the Ghost Shadow Perplexing Track on the narrow round stone.
His body was like iron fresh from the forge, and the waterfall like a hammer. As the waterfall continually pounded Tang San, he continuously refined the Soul Power sealed within him and tempered his flesh. After a full fifteen days of tireless effort, Tang San finally successfully swung the first hammer of the Disorder Splitting Wind Hammer.
The moment the hammer struck out, the air roared.
The forging hammer smashed through the air with a piercing shriek, like a fierce tiger howling in the mountains, shaking the heart.
Even the waterfall cascading behind him was forced by the lingering force to ripple in a brief instant.
Gripping the forging hammer in his hand, Tang San's arms had long shed their youthful frailty. They were thick and