Wizard: I brought the wrong system.

Chapter 570 Popular Martial Arts
Ordinary martial arts skills must also be consistent with 'divine skills'.

This would allow martial artists who cannot yet learn the "divine skill" to have the ability to protect themselves, and also enrich the offensive methods of the "divine skill".

Once the conditions are right, one can smoothly switch to cultivating 'divine skills'.

Based on these requirements, Yaro quickly figured out the design concept for ordinary martial arts.

The starting point is still the 'dantian' (lower abdomen), and then, with the help of basic knowledge of acupoints, external training is used to directly enhance the strength and explosiveness of the body's limbs.

For example: strengthening the palms can be called 'Iron Palm', strengthening the arms can be called 'Iron Arm Kung Fu', strengthening the torso can be called 'Strike Kung Fu', strengthening the head can be called 'Iron Head Kung Fu', and strengthening the legs can be called 'Diamond Leg'...

It can also directly enhance specific physical abilities.

For example: the "Leaping and Leaping Skill" for jumping, the "Deer Skill" for side-jumping, the "Wave-Turning Skill" for holding breath, and the "Eye-Brightening Skill" for eyes...

It can also enhance a certain comprehensive ability.

For example: running with "lightness of body", sprinting with "leaping and bounding skills", climbing with "gecko-like wall-climbing skills", and traversing complex environments with "wall-climbing skills"...

It can also strengthen the muscles needed when using weapons.

In this regard, different types of weapons and different techniques of use will result in different directions of enhancement.

……

Generally speaking, while there are a wide variety of martial arts, the underlying principles are all quite similar.

It involves using vitality and knowledge of acupoints to help tap into the body's potential, but it cannot bring about a qualitative change in the body and is fundamentally different from 'divine skills'.

They can only bully ordinary people; they are no match for formal knights and wizards.

Yaro quickly came up with a specific plan.

For example, Iron Palm can directly create a meridian, guiding life force from the dantian to the palm, nourishing several acupoints on the palm.

When you start exercising later, your palms will be deprived of nutrients, so they will naturally absorb that vitality.

All other martial arts are similar.

Of course, although the plan is simple, Yarrow is currently unable to implement it.

However, it is foreseeable that once all the points in the "Eight Extremes Method" are unlocked, one will be able to master all the acupoints and meridians of the body. At that time, these plans will not require skill points at all and can be achieved directly.

After all, it's just a simple castration. All you need to do is find a meridian leading to the destination from the complex design, and then open up a few acupoints that can nourish a certain part of the body, and that's enough.

But the problem is...

"Where should we find the skill point gap to fill?"

The current "Bajiquan" is not only about Bajiquan itself, but also about dozens of ordinary martial arts!
As for divine skills... well, without skill points, Yaro has no way to add 'True Martial Arts' to it.

Because the 'True Meaning of Martial Arts' plan requires a significant reduction in the number of acupoints that need to be opened, the body's own emotions also need to be involved in this practice.

Just like a car, you can't simply remove two wheels and turn it into a motorcycle that requires body balance.

This is a completely new design scheme, and the locations of many acupoints need to be modified!
"At this rate, the skill point shortage is even greater!"

Yaro's mouth watered, yet he felt a chill run down his spine.

Aside from the final "Divine Word Formula," the Eight Extremes Method has seven other formulas.

Besides the already unlocked "Devour" and "Blood", there are five more skills that require five skill points to unlock.

Then there's the divine skill... Let's not even consider other new divine skills, we should at least point out this "Heaven-Mending Technique"?

Not ordering?

So how do you establish a persona and set a benchmark?

With just ordinary martial arts skills, they would never be able to compete with formal knights. Without someone to carry the flag, martial arts buds would be crushed by the knights in no time.

This requires a total of six skill points.

Right now, Yaro only has one skill point left, and that was reserved for "Summon Treant Guardians." Even if he could use it, he'd still be five skill points short!

Yaro glanced at his current experience bar.

……

【LV24:3990/33000】

……

Hmm, another two hundred experience points.

This is Yaro's daily experience of fighting and reaping rewards from the Wind Dragon Armor these past two days.

Yaro counted on his fingers.

"One skill point is worth more than 30,000 experience points. Even without considering the increase in experience points after leveling up, it would still take more than 1,600 days, which is more than four years... Hiss!"

I can't take it anymore, I really can't take it anymore!
Not only could time not hold up, but Yaro's wallet could not either.

The Wind Dragon Armor is not a perpetual motion machine; it requires magic stones to operate.

Moreover, each battle will cause wear and tear on the Wind Dragon Armor, and maintenance will cost a lot of money.

While Yaro was fretting, Bevin finally finished reading the latest story.

Although he had personally witnessed his teacher create the mysterious "Old Man Who Mending the Sky," he still couldn't help but sigh with emotion:
"Although the old man who mended the sky had a somewhat comical life, possessing such lofty ideals yet trapped in matters of love and affection, he was indeed a great man. If only he had actually existed in reality."

That's right, based on the name "The Secret of Mending the Heavens", Ya Luo directly named the fabricated mysterious person "The Old Man Who Mended the Heavens".

At the same time, in order to fit the arrangement, that is, to explain why he trapped himself in the wilderness, and in order to fit the character setting, he could not have too bad an experience, so they arranged a melodramatic story of him being betrayed by his beloved.

“Even the old man who mended the sky in this story has been dead for many years, isn’t that the same as reality?” Yaro retorted.

“It’s still different…” Bevin was very conflicted, but didn’t know how to describe it.

Yaro guessed and asked, "You hope that there really is someone in reality who can put forward the principles in the story?"

Bevin had just nodded when he suddenly remembered something, shook his head repeatedly, and said:
"Aren't these the very principles you just wrote down, teacher?"

"It's rare that you still remember this."

Yaro smiled, then asked seriously:

"Are you hoping that people with such lofty aspirations really exist in reality?"
You are hope, this lofty ideal was truly proposed by this person with lofty aspirations.

This ambition arose without a trace of ulterior motive; it was born from a pure, unpolluted mind, wasn't it?

“Teacher… I didn’t mean that…” Bevan said timidly in a low voice.

"Don't worry, I'm not blaming you."

Yaro shook his head, then continued, "There is nothing wrong with people who yearn for such lofty ideals, and it is only human nature not to want them to be corrupted by scheming."

"It is because of their existence that we know that people can be so wonderful."

Upon hearing this, Bevin couldn't help but nod.

Yaro chuckled softly.

"Humans are inherently capable of being that wonderful; it's just that you're questioning that."

The same applies to others.

Therefore, what we need to do is to help him gain more followers and get more people to accept his ideas.

Until he actually appeared in this world.

(End of this chapter)