Leveling Up in the Real World
Chapter 184

Thousand-Mile Eyes, Wind-Listening Ears

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Chen Jue found a total of six hard-body conditioning arts suitable for him on the shelves. He did not practice martial arts in the reading room, generally borrowing the books and returning to his room to cultivate behind closed doors.

From eye techniques to external hard-body conditioning arts, Chen Jue cultivated extremely quickly, progressing at the astonishing pace of mastering the methods of one art and reaching the beginner level within three hours. He estimated that this was due to the combined bonuses of his various statuses.

Besides, his martial arts had reached the pinnacle of Embracing the Elixir and Sitting on the Hips, so these traditional martial arts came to him almost effortlessly.

Unfortunately, the panel was still updating. Otherwise, Chen Jue could have used the proficiency and skill levels displayed by the Attribute Panel to correct his cultivation more quickly and increase his cultivation speed.

As for the three eye techniques, they normally required specific medicinal solutions to be dripped into the eyes daily, followed by rubbing and massage, along with eating animal organs such as pig liver, sheep liver, and fish liver to strengthen and nourish the eyes from within. Only then could one further stimulate and circulate qi and blood through the eyes to practice these techniques.

However, Chen Jue had mastered the method of circulating qi and blood in [Macrocosmic and Microcosmic Orbits Circulation] and had already taken the skill as far as it could go. His mind followed his intent, and his blood followed his mind. He could direct his qi and blood to whichever part of his body he wished, allowing him to cut back on external applications.

This was because Chen Jue's qi and blood contained enormous quantities of nutrients, making them more effective than simply eating animal organs or applying medicine.

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