High Martial Arts: My Blood Qi Can Be Increased Infinitely

Half of the classroom is covered with a metal cloth hanging high, and the only thing in the room that is brightly lit is the lacquered wooden podium in the center.

An elderly man with a full head of white hair, carrying a cane, slumped in a leather chair. With each breath, the muscles in his body trembled, and the chair beneath him occasionally groaned.

This is the infamous white-haired Yama from the legends of the new Hangzhou Wuhan University—Yu Chi Yu.

He toyed with a bead carved from a beast's eye in his right hand, one of the eyes glancing upwards and coldly staring at the group of students in class.

"Hmph, is it because it's a large class that so few people showed up?"

"Every one of my lessons is open to interpretation!"

"There are 2986 students in total. I teach one large class every two days, and each time only about 600 people attend."

"Heh heh, tell those idiots who didn't come, I'm giving a pop quiz next class. Anyone who doesn't get a 60 or misses the class will have to retake it!"

After speaking, he pushed up his glasses, which were covered in electronic markers, cleared his throat, inserted the courseware key, and opened the light screen.

At this point, five minutes of class had already started.

Chu Wen could tell that the teacher's breathing techniques were very strong. As expected of a teacher at Xinhang Martial Arts University, even if he was just a teacher of a theoretical course, he would probably be a fierce general in a martial arts school!

"The core of my classes will always be the spirit and insights of martial arts."

"When you come to Xinhang Martial Arts University, what you care about most is definitely 'martial spirit'. There's no doubt about that, after all, this is something only the nine martial arts universities can teach you."

"Don't even think about it anywhere else."

"But with this attitude, you think you can have a 'martial spirit'? Hmph! Dream on!"

The atmosphere in the classroom turned even colder. Few students had spoken before, and now no one dared to say a word.

Yu Chiyu pointed to the courseware on the screen and said, word by word, "The birth of martial arts actually accompanied the evolution of humankind."

"In other words, as humanity evolves, so does martial arts. If martial arts evolve too quickly, humanity will be eliminated, and vice versa."

This statement prompted Chu Wen to ponder deeply.

These words reminded him of the blood energy value in the 'Hunyuan Pearl'.

Blood energy is what accelerates the evolution of martial arts? If he can't keep up with the increase in blood energy, he'll be eliminated? Devoured?

Although it was just a hypothesis, it made Chu Wen take the power of the Hunyuan Pearl seriously for the first time.

After all, is there really no risk in having the power to break through simply by eating and drinking?

"Only when martial arts and human evolution reach a certain balance can true evolution occur!"

"This is my theory of evolutionary equilibrium."

"All my courses revolve around the concept of evolutionary equilibrium, including historical events, both confidential and open, which I will apply to this idea."

"Therefore, if your resolve in martial arts is not firm enough, you will be influenced by my theories."

At this point, a cold glint flashed in Yu Chi Yu's eyes.

"As I mentioned last time, five hundred years ago, a ray of starlight enveloped the entire world, causing a sudden change in martial arts and rapid evolution. Humanity's evolution lagged behind, and it was overtaken by the beasts of the sea."

"Beasts naturally survive in the wild and rely on natural selection to cope with harsh environments, while humans have firearms and at most conflicts between humans, living a comfortable life."

"Martial arts underwent a sudden change, and beasts developed intelligence, becoming known as demons; humanity rose up and evolved into martial artists."

"Demons are the evolution of beasts, while martial artists are the evolution of humans."

"The two reach a balance, just like the will of martial arts, but 'martial arts' itself has no will, which can only be attributed to an assumption."

"Once upon a time, there existed an absolute overlord of life on the land, but they perished before the birth of humankind. Perhaps it was due to the martial arts, that overlord could not grasp the 'martial arts,' and thus disappeared into the river of time."

"The first person in human history to grasp the 'Way of Martial Arts' was named Li Fengyang. He was the first War God-level martial artist to be born and established the first unified defense against the demon race."

"After that, several more powerful warriors emerged, and they established a martial arts training system in the rear, which led to the formation of the Blue Star Alliance today."

"Li Fengyang, as the first God of War, although he launched invasions against neighboring countries, his contribution to the survival of mankind to this day is indelible... Everything needs to be analyzed from the perspective of 'balance,' and in the context of that era, to analyze a person's motives..."

"And it was Li Fengyang who first proposed the concept of 'martial sense'."

"In essence, 'martial intuition' is a person's degree of affinity with the martial arts. The degree of affinity indicates how far a person can go in the martial arts path, which is the upper limit of a martial artist!"

At this point, everyone suddenly looked up, staring at the content on the screen. Chu Wen was no exception; he hadn't expected to hear such content in his very first class!

"Improving your 'martial sense' is actually very simple. Just take a walk around the Dragon Spine Corridor. If you walk the whole way, you will definitely become a war god in the future."

With a wicked grin on his face, Yu Chi Yu turned the content on the screen into a video.

The video showed several men, all bleeding from their seven orifices, pale-faced, and even wearing twisted smiles, all tied to beds in a hospital room.

"These are your senior classmates."

"This is the aftereffect of forcibly enhancing 'martial sense'."

"If your body cannot withstand the power of this kind of 'martial sense,' it will damage all the nerves in your body, which means you will become an idiot."

The belief that had just been ignited in everyone was immediately doused with cold water.

"As for the method to master 'martial sense', it is through training."

"This training is what you think of as training. Whether you have something to do or not, just run on the track for days and nights. It's definitely better than you hurting yourselves in the Dragon Spine Corridor."

A considerable commotion immediately arose from the audience, who were all somewhat speechless.

Yu Chiyu glanced at the group of students in the seats, a hint of smugness in his eyes.

"The stronger one's 'martial sense,' the faster one can master certain martial arts techniques; this is a consensus among everyone."

"If any of you are interested in 'Martial Sense', I need a research assistant. Please contact me."

"Haha, that's all beside the point. Next, I'll talk about famous figures in the history of martial arts in China. Their romantic escapades are enough to support several gossip magazines..."

At this point, some people listened intently.

Chu Wen stopped taking notes and began to sort out the important information he had previously recorded.

He was used to recording things in writing, and although the computer recorded things in real time, he always felt a little empty.

"I heard... those senior students in the hospital bed were all Yu Chi Yu's former graduate students."

"No way... No wonder he's recruiting people."

A group of students are well-informed; otherwise, a research assistant for a martial arts master at the Battle King level wouldn't be so hard to find.

Human experimentation! Who would dare to go!

"Who is that person? Why are they taking notes in such an easy class?"

"I don't know, I'm so sleepy listening to this. It's the same thing over and over again, about the hardships of human entrepreneurship, about predecessors sacrificing their lives... Isn't it embarrassing?"

Several students sitting next to Chu Wen were puzzled, but they didn't say anything.

This person is probably stubborn; taking notes is just a way to impress oneself... Why not just learn it properly?