A Martial Saint in Two Years—and You Say It Was All Hard Work?
Chapter 60

What Did All My Years of Hard Work Amount To?

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Mo Yun decided to test whether his Bone Root had improved.

The best way to test his Bone Root was through stance training.

Stance training depended heavily on the Bone Root. If his Bone Root had changed, his training efficiency would definitely improve to some extent.

Mo Yun took a deep breath and assumed the Tiger-Crouching Stance.

He spread his legs shoulder-width apart, bent his knees slightly, sank his shoulders and lowered his elbows, drew in his chest, and stretched his back.

His entire body sank, like an old tree taking root.

He began adjusting his breathing rhythm according to the Tiger-Crouching Stance's breathing method.

A moment later, delight appeared on his face.

"It really worked!"

He could clearly feel that the blood qi inside him was circulating much faster than before.

Every breath drove his blood qi surging through his meridians, nourishing his bones and flesh.

It felt as though a partially clogged riverbed had been cleared, allowing the water to flow more freely.

"My stance training efficiency has improved by a little over thirty percent!"

Mo Yun opened his eyes, which were filled with delighted surprise.

Thirty percent!

That degree of improvement was downright terrifying!

It was important to remember that the Bone Root was largely something one was born with. Changing it afterward was as difficult as ascending to heaven.

Even heavenly treasures capable of improving the Bone Root often had limited effects.

Yet now, merely adding one point to Life had improved his Bone Root this much!

"So an increase in the Life attribute represents an increase in my overall level of existence? And it comes with all-around improvements to my potential, comprehension, thinking, Bone Root, and so on?"

The more Mo Yun thought about it, the more sense it made.

Constitution and Defense improved his

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