High Martial Arts: My Blood Qi Can Be Increased Infinitely

Upon returning to the base city, after glancing at the trending topics, Chu Wen didn't pay much attention to Chen Dai and the other three. He maintained a normal social distance throughout.

During this period, he spent his time either in the martial arts room or in the library.

Sitting on a leather U-shaped chair in the library, I carefully opened a book called "Old Tales of Jiangnan," written by Chai Hua.

The fact that paper books in the library cannot be uploaded to the computer suggests that something is hidden.

Chu Wen had been looking through the news in the "Twilight District" for the past few days, but most of them were memoirs of the past.

[In the year 2789 of the Yuan calendar, I had just finished my day working on the assembly line after graduation. I knew that this kind of life might accompany me for the rest of my life. I had no desire to marry or have children; I only wanted a place to live. I remember it was a night in May, and there was a lot of thunder outside. I tossed and turned, unable to sleep, and somehow I got up and put on my clothes.]

When I came to my senses, I found myself standing on a rooftop, surrounded by others like myself. Everyone was neatly dressed, but their eyes were unfocused, and they felt cold; the rain was icy. A peaceful light emanated from beneath my feet, and I lost all memory of what happened afterward, only vaguely seeing a dragon. I seemed to be riding on its back, flying into the distance.

I don't know if it was a dream or a hallucination. I woke up in bed during the day, still naked. I had already given up on thinking about it, but then that day, thousands of people fell to their deaths in Jiangnan City, becoming a city-wide mystery. Maybe last night wasn't a dream; everyone says I've gone crazy…

But the next night, I had the same dream again; in it, I saw a dragon bleeding profusely, falling from the heavens.

"Dragon..." Chu Wen continued to turn the pages, but the following pages contained descriptions that were both true and false, and no one actually saw anything there.

However, the Twilight Zone did indeed emerge, followed by global upheavals.

The subsequent versions of the rumors were enough to feed ghost story magazines for centuries, with truth and falsehood indistinguishable.

Among the demonic beasts, there is also a demonic emperor called "Nine Seal Dragon Emperor", but it is not a dragon. Its predecessor was a mutated amphibious giant lizard, and its appearance is closer to that of a Western dragon.

Although the Dragon Kingdom is a Dragon Kingdom, the "dragon" is merely a totem. Even in this day and age, no one has ever truly seen a dragon. No demonic beast has ever grown into the form of an Eastern dragon.

"The emergence of the Twilight Zone will cause mutations in humans, some affecting the body, some affecting the brain. This writer was working on an assembly line before, and then he actually wrote a best-selling book..."

Chu Wen sighed and closed the well-preserved book. It seemed he wouldn't find anything here. He wondered if Teacher Yuchi had seen the message he sent.

During this period, Professor Yuchi was busy with his project and hadn't replied to Chu Wen's messages for a long time, so Chu Wen came to the experimental building in Area C.

Yu Chiyu was playing with a group of old men and teasing a pine tree. The pine tree's eyes held a human sadness.

"Why are you here?" When Yu Chi Yu saw Chu Wen, his face immediately darkened, and he had a bad feeling.

Chu Wen never brings good news!

"Teacher Yuchi, what's with that look? Don't stare at me like I'm a thief." Chu Wen felt uneasy under that gaze.

"I sent you a message on your personal terminal three days ago, and you haven't replied."

"Oh, really? Let me see." Yu Chi Yu opened the blacklist and saw the message from Chu Wen.

"Twilight District? Why do you want to know about that place? That place is incredibly strange, there's no science to speak of it. It's pure metaphysics there." When Twilight District was mentioned, Yu Chi Yu's face showed displeasure, as if he had had a bad experience.

"There's nothing worth researching in that place. Don't tell me you're planning to invest in some new project again. I'm not taking on any more; I'm too busy."

Yu Chi Yu decided to strike first and shut Chu Wen up!

Chu Wen said, "No, I'm just curious, if the Twilight Zone keeps expanding, will it threaten the entire Blue Star? What exactly is inside?"

Yu Chi Yu said irritably, "Theoretically it's possible, but that's many years in the future, just like how a star will eventually be destroyed."

"What's inside? I'm not a war god, I don't have the guts to go. Even a war god would have to be a high-level war god to dare to go and see. Anyway, it produces some useless things, all things that will kill a person if they eat them and explode if they touch them."

One bite and you die; one touch and you explode? Chu Wen thought of the crystal cage he had been trapped in before. That thing really did come from the Twilight Zone, and it contained a massive amount of martial energy!

"Didn't you give up a visiting scholar opportunity at Kyoto University? There happened to be a twilight zone research expert there. You lost out, you lost out big time."

Yu Chi Yu was gloating, happy to see Chu Wen suffer a setback.

Seeing this, Chu Wen leisurely said, "Then tell me, what should I bring for that professor? I want to meet him. Are there enough Blood Bodhi Fruits?"

Yu Chi Yu looked at Chu Wen like a wronged woman: "You promised to invest with me, and there's no reason to take back what's been invested."

"I'll write you a letter of introduction and send it to you later. You can just send it to his email address."

"Don't bother me if there's nothing wrong."

Yu Chi Yu raised his hand to shoo him away, and Chu Wen did not linger, returning to the martial arts room.

Normally, this round trip would take most of the time for an ordinary student, but for Chu Wen, who possessed a martial arts skill that broke through the limit four times, it only took a few minutes.

Wearing martial arts attire, Chu Wen began to assume the Cloud Stance from the "Thirty-Six Forms of Yunmeng," a stance exercise that can make one's muscles and nerves more agile.

The Great Perfection of the Hunyuan Breathing Method (99%, no further improvement possible)

The massive amount of potential points previously helped Chu Wen push the Hunyuan Breathing Technique to its maximum potential, but it was locked after 99%, clearly indicating that his current level could not bear this power.

Before reaching the Battle King level, a martial artist's level is mainly assessed based on their punching power and explosiveness. This kind of growth is a process of daily accumulation, which can be accelerated by stance training and various other training methods.

Upon reaching the Battle King level, one undergoes a transformation, which, simply put, involves changes at the genetic level.

Before reaching the Battle King level, progress is based on the accumulation of quantity; as long as resources are sufficient, advancement is possible. However, after reaching the Battle King level, only the martial artist can perceive the changes in their own genetic level, and cultivation and growth become elusive.

This is also the fundamental reason why the Blue Star Alliance cannot grow stronger: once you reach the War King level, you lack subsequent martial arts guidance and rely entirely on luck.

It was in this environment that the theory of "martial intuition" was born: it is believed that martial intuition, once accumulated in the early stages, can help a martial artist improve in the later stages.

But after this incident, Chu Wen has come to a profound understanding of one thing: the amount of martial energy one possesses depends entirely on one's personal limit! It has nothing to do with prior accumulation! Even an ordinary person, as long as they can withstand a large amount of martial energy, can soar to great heights!

So, besides raising one's cultivation level, how can one increase their capacity?

Just then, a letter of recommendation popped up in Chu Wen's personal terminal.

The name written at the top is "Chai Hua".

"Where do I feel like I've seen this name before?" Chu Wen paused for a moment, then remembered the book he had read this morning, "Old Tales of Jiangnan," whose author was also named "Chai Hua."

"what?"

Did you end up at Wuhan University in Kyoto while screwing in screws?