When a person is in a high-ranking position, their words carry the law.

Chapter 17 features modern-style martial arts.
The "King of Mouth" must have a high status, otherwise he wouldn't know so much information.

Rumors circulate that some martial arts masters like to use alternate accounts on the internet.

This matter was also recorded in Dongxia Today's News.

Previously, Bai Ze had read in the news that at the Wuhan University exchange meeting half a month ago, after Principal Qin and Principal Shi Yin engaged in a full-blown fight, there were reports that the feud between the two sides was actually caused by Principal Qin stealing his lover, which sparked a news frenzy of "bald monk, how dare you steal my nun from me."

Later, news reports revealed that Principal Shi Yin had tracked down this person online and discovered that it was actually a fellow disciple from Daitoku-ji Temple who had betrayed him, giving netizens another big piece of gossip.

Now we have no choice but to believe the story of "stealing the nun".

In short, even experts and strong individuals are human and enjoy surfing the internet.

And because they are so famous, they basically surf on a smaller scale.

However, is it possible that few people know about the extremely sensitive sense of smell characteristic of the "Eating Wind and Drinking Dew" technique?

Only two people at the first star level have mastered the "Eating Wind and Drinking Dew Skill," but there are quite a few people at the fourth star level or above who practice it, after all, it is a standard skill for fairies.

Or will a four-star martial artist exhibit different results when practicing this skill?

Bai Ze looked at the message from [King of Mouths], his eyes darting around, and replied: "The first martial art I chose after becoming a martial artist was the 'Wind and Dew Drinking Technique'. Although I didn't master it and could only switch to the 'Purple Qi Comes from the East', based on my own experience, the 'Wind and Dew Drinking Technique' requires opening the nasal passages, so it must have this characteristic. Therefore, I boldly guess that Yao Guang's sense of smell is far more acute than that of ordinary people."

"Is this a feature that few people know about? There must be quite a few four-star martial artists who practice this technique."

[King of Mouthpower]: Four-star martial artists have already condensed their qi and can easily master the "Wind and Dew Dining Technique" to achieve the Innate Fetal Breathing Realm. They use internal breathing instead of external breathing, are not afraid of smells, and have no such worries. In fact, because their physique is far superior to that of one-star martial artists, smells that are unbearable for ordinary people are not unbearable for them.

'I see.' Bai Ze suddenly realized.

Four-star martial artists also have a keen sense of smell, but they are no longer afraid of overly strong pungent smells, so they won't be subjected to repeated torment like Mu Yaoguang and Bai Ze.

Without experiencing this kind of treatment, one would naturally not realize how strong the side effects of the "Eating Wind and Drinking Dew Technique" are, even to the point that it can cause a one-star cultivator to develop mysophobia.

This can be considered a small blind spot.

However, if someone really puts in the effort to study it, it's not impossible to discover that the sense of smell is too acute.

"Ding."

Another message came in.

[King of Mouth]: Brother Night Rain, the fact that you were able to discover this shows that you have extraordinary talent. You must have already opened up some of your acupoints and your sense of smell has been initially enhanced, but unfortunately you did not succeed.

[Night Rain Sounds]: What?! No! I was so close to being like Yao Guang!

[King of Talk]: It's alright, it's alright. "Purple Qi Comes from the East" isn't bad either. It's a method created by the Taiyi Academy by improving the breathing technique of "Eating Wind and Drinking Dew." It removes the requirement of opening the lung meridians and acupoints, as well as the requirement of innate fetal breathing, at the cost of only being able to breathe in the purple qi of the rising sun. Although it's far inferior to "Eating Wind and Drinking Dew," the nature of the internal energy is similar, and it's not weak either.

[King of Mouths]: By the way, is Brother Yeyu also a fan of Sister Yaoguang?

[Night Rain Sounds]: Of course, Yao Guang is the best in the world!

Although Bai Ze had no idea of ​​Mu Yaoguang's existence before today, from now on, Bai Ze is a die-hard fan of Mu Yaoguang.

As for the purpose—

[Night Rain Sounds]: Following an idol is a fan's basic principle. In my original plan, I not only wanted to cultivate the "Wind and Dew Drinking Technique," but also learn other techniques from Senior Sister Yao Guang. Speaking of which, Brother Zui Qiang, you must also be a martial arts expert, right? You know the specific chapters of the "Cantong Qi" that Senior Sister cultivated.

As he spoke, Bai Ze opened another window, multitasking by searching which chapters of the "Cantongqi" Mu Yaoguang had cultivated.

The Cantongqi is the most complex and profound martial arts manual in Dongxia. Its contents are all-encompassing, including but not limited to internal energy cultivation, self-cultivation, life cultivation, alchemy, weaponry, divination, and even dual cultivation. It can be said to be an encyclopedia of martial arts.

The book has a total of thirty-three chapters. Even with Mu Yaoguang's talent, it would be impossible for her to master all of them, and she might not even be able to master a third of them.

Knowing so much, Bai Ze naturally suspected the king of verbal sparring.

[King of Eloquence]: How could a martial arts master be eloquent? [Sigh]. I only know so many martial arts techniques because of my family background. As for understanding Yao Guang, it's because I make good use of the advantages that come with my family.

"What you said makes a lot of sense." Bai Ze's lips twitched slightly when he saw this reply.

Besides being strong themselves, being born into a good family can also explain all of this.

[King of Verbal Enthusiasts]: Brother Night Rain, as a fellow enthusiast, I acknowledge your passion. Would you be willing to listen to some of my opinions?
coming.

Bai Ze replied decisively: Please teach me, sir.
[King of Verbal Confidence]: A promising young man.jpg
[King of Tongues]: The cultivation of "Purple Qi Comes from the East" emphasizes inhaling and exhaling the purple qi of the rising sun. From a scientific perspective, the light of the rising sun can produce a wonderful reaction with primordial energy, transforming the intangible primordial energy into tangible purple qi. At this time, using specific breathing techniques, there is a probability of absorbing purple qi. You can think of "Purple Qi Comes from the East" as a low-budget version of "Eating Wind and Drinking Dew".

Upon seeing this reply, Bai Ze further confirmed the theoretical strength of the "King of Mouths".

He also exchanged for "Purple Qi Comes from the East" and knew quite a bit about it. The cultivation difficulty of "Purple Qi Comes from the East" is much lower than that of "Eating Wind and Drinking Dew". It can only absorb the purple qi of the rising sun and cannot fully absorb the primordial qi. Moreover, the amount absorbed is far less than that of "Eating Wind and Drinking Dew", and it does not even have the function of cleansing the internal organs.

However, the nature of its internal energy is similar to that of Bai Ze's current internal energy.

The "King of Eloquence" truly has substance in his words; even if he's not a martial arts master, he's practically an otherworldly version of Wang Yuyan.

Hmm...it could also be a male version of Wang Yuyan.

Bai Ze continued reading the replies.

[King of Verbal Power]: Once mastered, the moves of "Purple Qi Comes from the East" appear gentle, but in reality, they are extremely powerful and resilient, possessing an unstoppable aura. It is comparable to the training method of Sister Yao Guang. You can exchange for martial arts that leverage this advantage, such as "Qi Piercing the Rainbow".

Bai Ze pointed to the four characters "Qi Guan Chang Hong" and immediately the introduction appeared.

"A Spirit That Pierces Through the Rainbow"
By channeling internal energy throughout the limbs and bones, one can unleash tremendous power and speed in a short period of time. This method is similar to a forbidden technique that risks one's life, but it does not harm the user. However, this also means that one cannot extract internal energy through self-harm, resulting in a huge consumption of energy.

Redeem points: 80

[The King of Mouth]: Those forbidden moves that risk one's life all involve burning blood and qi or forcibly breaking through acupoints to obtain powerful internal energy for a burst of power. "Qi Piercing the Rainbow" uses internal energy as fuel for a short burst of power. Although it consumes a lot of energy, it is safe. An average one-star martial artist could only last this move for three seconds at most, but the pure internal energy of "Purple Qi Coming from the East" should be able to last for ten seconds.

Got it, a true man in three seconds.

In a battle between equals, if you can seize the opportunity, a three-second burst of energy is enough to determine the outcome.

Even when facing a stronger opponent, it is possible to injure them or even win through a burst of power.

For martial artists with strong endurance, three seconds is not the limit.

"Auspicious Purple Qi Comes from the East" can last for ten seconds, while "Eating Wind and Drinking Dew" can last at least twice as long.

Furthermore, once the "Eating Wind and Drinking Dew Skill" is practiced to the point of internal breathing, it is even possible to recover one's breath during combat. At that time, this time can be extended, and it is even possible to maintain a low-intensity "Qi Piercing the Rainbow" indefinitely.

The king of verbal sparring is indeed something special.

[Night Rain Sounds]: Brother, what's the move?
Bai Ze said that his magic follows his every move, so he doesn't really need many external techniques. In theory, Black Tiger Afu's techniques can handle all kinds of situations.

However, Bai Ze was unaware of the internal method of channeling energy.

If he could become a "Brutal Vajra," he could simply rely on his muscles to brute force his way through, only needing to pursue external martial arts skills. Unfortunately, becoming a "Brutal Vajra" is not easy, and physical training in martial arts is basically a matter of gradual, painstaking effort.

'However, some simple and direct uses of internal energy can be achieved through words becoming law, such as the Sea Tiger Explosive Fist.' Bai Ze's thoughts were somewhat divergent.

[King of Verbal Confidence]: I know you're in a hurry, but don't rush.jpg
[King of Talk]: As for techniques, you should definitely emulate Yao Guang. Let's leave swordsmanship aside for now and talk about fists and palms. To utilize your internal energy strengths, you need to choose martial arts with a powerful aura. "Ascending Intent" is the best choice, but unfortunately, you can't afford to exchange for "Ascending Intent" and you don't have the necessary permissions, so you might as well try martial arts like "Military Way Killing Fist".

"Military Way Killing Fist" is the most popular martial art among young people. It is known for its strength and domineering nature and was created by Pei Dongliu, a martial artist of god-like level.

but--

Looking at the glaring 1,000 points and special access requirements of "Military Way Killing Fist," Bai Ze could only say that he couldn't afford it.

[Night Rain Sounds Annoying]: Can't afford it.jpg
【King of Mouth】: I'm talking about similar martial arts, not directly replacing it with "Military Way Killing Fist". Look for this—"Bullet Finger" and "Scatter Shot".

"Bullet Finger": Modified from "Bowstring Force", it uses internal energy to generate energy through the fingers, imitating the firing of a gun, and strikes out. Although its power is not as great as a real bullet, and it is difficult to use at long range before the three-star level, it is more flexible.

Note: This method of practice is too violent. If the strength of the meridians and the internal energy are not pure enough, it will harm the practitioner before harming others.

Redemption requirement: 40 points
"Scatter Shot Seal": A technique created by the martial arts master of Taiyi Academy based on "Formless Divine Needle". It opens up the meridians and acupoints in the palm, condenses qi into needles, and shoots them out, making its destructive power among the top of the same level of techniques.

Note: This skill requires opening up many meridians and acupoints in the hands, and requires a high level of internal strength. Otherwise, it may not be able to be practiced and may even damage the meridians.

Redemption requirement: 120 points

[King of Talk]: The "Formless Divine Needle" is a four-star martial art, unsuitable for those without profound skill and exceptional talent. Its derivative, the "Scatter Shot Seal," may have a somewhat questionable name, but its prospects are definitely promising. Furthermore, although it's not mentioned in Yao Guang's profile, she has indeed practiced the "Formless Divine Needle."

[King of Verbal Strength]: These two martial arts are indeed difficult to master, but if you can successfully cultivate "Purple Qi Comes from the East," mastering them won't be a problem. The purity of internal energy and the control of internal energy are precisely the strengths of "Purple Qi Comes from the East" and "Drinking Dew and Eating Wind."

After watching it, Bai Ze agreed with the recommendation of the "King of Mouths".

The difficulty of cultivation is not a problem for him. With his talent and hard work, he can master any martial art that meets the basic requirements.

These are the names of those two martial arts techniques...
"I can only say it has a very modern style."

Because there's a lot of information about chatting and martial arts, I've made it a bit longer.

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