The Breathing Methods Meng Chuan had brought out were all renowned techniques. If they appeared in the outside world, they would shake every corner of it.
One or two of them still circulated outside, but only in incomplete form.
Yet even incomplete, they were hailed as some of the strongest Breathing Methods under heaven.
The Great Thunderclap Breathing Method, for instance, was the Buddhist Sect's Ultimate Breathing Method, granted only to its most outstanding heirs.
These four Breathing Methods did not just boast impressive names. They truly were extraordinary.
But Chu Zhiyuan and Wang Jing naturally had no idea how valuable they were. After Meng Chuan's earlier misdirection, they assumed the names were all that was impressive.
The techniques themselves were not particularly powerful—or so they thought.
Meng Chuan did not go out of his way to explain.
He only wanted to spend time with them and live on Earth as an ordinary person.
Four Breathing Methods called "ultimate" were enough to give the couple bright futures.
As for how difficult they were to practice, that was no concern.
Not because the four methods were easy to learn. Quite the opposite: they were difficult.
One had to meet all kinds of conditions and gain insight into the methods. The difficulty was immense.
Getting started was hard. Mastering them was hard. Reaching Perfection was hard.
The Great Thunderclap Breathing Method, for example, was passed down only to the finest Buddhist heirs. Beyond the matter of eligibility, learning it and grasping the true essence of a Breathing Method at that level was simply too difficult.
Only the most exceptional geniuses could cultivate an Ultimate Breathing Method to Perfection.
Without enough talent, one would remain forever at the entry level or Early Stage. Even the most powerful Breathing Method would gradually lose its