Transmigrating to the Primordial Era as a Peerless Great Witch, Changing Fate in the Primordial Worl

Wei Xiaobao changed into an ordinary gray monk's robe and walked out of the Shaolin Temple gate alone with a calm and composed gait. He then walked down the stone steps leading down the mountain.

At the summit of Shaoshi Mountain, in a pavilion with a panoramic view.

Abbot Huixuan, dressed in a bright red kasaya and holding prayer beads, was gazing at the mountain path in the distance.

His gaze was deep as he saw the gray figure that was gradually shrinking—his "junior brother," Huiqing.

Abbot Huixuan's lips curled into a knowing yet inquisitive smile.

He clasped his hands together and muttered to himself:

"Hehe, it seems that this junior brother has either been overwhelmed by the sights in the Sutra Pavilion or encountered some problem and needs to come down the mountain to calm down and sort out his thoughts."

But who knows which martial art he will ultimately choose as his starting point? Will it be the Yi Jin Jing, the Xi Sui Jing, or something else entirely?

However, even someone as wise as Abbot Huixuan could never have imagined the truth.

He thought Wei Xiaobao was just browsing and struggling to make a choice, but little did he know that this young "junior brother" had, in just two days, used his almost monstrous memory to almost completely "move" the Shaolin Temple's thousand-year-old martial arts classics, which he regarded as a treasure, into his mind.

Wei Xiaobao's departure from Shaoshi Mountain was certainly not for relaxation.

His mind was now filled with countless exquisite martial arts information, and he desperately needed a quiet, undisturbed place to digest and organize it properly, and finally decide which internal skill to choose as the foundation, and which external skills to supplement it with, so as to begin his true path of cultivating both internal and external strength.

At the same time, he also began his initial attempts at cultivation.

The world down the mountain, whether it's finding a secluded forest or returning to the quiet room of the inn where Shuang'er is staying, is far more convenient and safer than being under the watchful eyes of countless people in the temple.

He has already exceeded his target in the first phase of his "Shaolin Trip," which involved acquiring martial arts knowledge.

The next stage will be the more crucial phase of practice and integration.

The true ascent of martial arts begins only from the moment one descends the mountain. The projected Wei Xiaobao lingered at the foot of Shaoshi Mountain for half a day before finally choosing an extremely secluded, rarely visited grove of trees.

The grove is nestled between two low hills. The trees are not particularly dense, but the location is secluded, accessible only by a narrow path that is almost completely overgrown with weeds.

There was a small clearing in the woods, the ground of which was fairly flat and covered with a thick layer of fallen leaves.

More importantly, this place is not too far from the gate of Shaolin Temple on Shaoshi Mountain; it takes about half an hour to walk there.

It was also only a little over half an hour's journey from the inn in the small town where Shuang'er lived.

This location is excellent, ensuring absolute peace and privacy during training, while also allowing Wei Xiaobao to easily return to the temple to report for duty or go down the mountain to visit Shuang'er after training, so that she wouldn't worry too much.

It can be said that this is a near-perfect secret training place tailor-made for him.

After selecting the location, Wei Xiaobao did not immediately begin his cultivation.

He first carefully cleared the open space, moved some gravel and dead branches, and then moved a few relatively flat boulders to serve as tables and chairs.

Then he sat cross-legged on a large rock, closed his eyes and concentrated, and began to sort out his thoughts and plan the next steps of his cultivation.

In his mind, the vast amount of martial arts information he had recorded in the Scripture Pavilion over the past two days flowed through his mind like a dazzling galaxy.

He needs to select the most urgent and fastest breakthrough point to improve his strength.

He first ruled out the option of immediately and diligently practicing internal energy cultivation techniques.

Internal strength cultivation requires a slow and steady process, accumulating knowledge and skills over time.

Even if he has extraordinary talent, and even if the Yi Jin Jing or Xi Sui Jing are miraculous, it is impossible for him to acquire profound internal strength overnight.

Internal energy needs to be circulated gradually throughout the body, nourishing the meridians and expanding the dantian. This is a process that cannot be rushed or taken shortcuts.

Therefore, internal cultivation can be put on hold for now. Just choose a fundamental method, practice it at a fixed time every day, and gradually accumulate strength.

He also temporarily shelved the 72 Shaolin Arts.

These extraordinary skills are indeed incredibly powerful, but each one requires substantial internal strength to unleash its true power.

Without internal force to propel it, even the most exquisite moves are merely empty forms, their power greatly diminished, and one might even injure oneself by forcibly activating certain special energy-manipulation techniques.

The cultivation of special skills can only be achieved with half the effort after a certain foundation of internal strength has been established; otherwise, it would be putting the cart before the horse and achieving half the result with twice the effort.

After eliminating options one by one, Wei Xiaobao clearly realized that the only way for him to significantly, or even dramatically, improve his strength in a short period of time was to break through the physical bottleneck.

His physical strength had already reached the pinnacle of the tenth level of the Acquired Realm, the peak of a second-rate martial arts master, thanks to the abundant resources of the imperial palace and the "Light of Creation".

Before that, no matter how much he practiced or how many precious medicinal herbs he consumed, his strength growth had stagnated, as if he had hit an invisible ceiling.

A breakthrough in physical health requires more than just accumulating energy; it requires an opportunity—an opportunity to break free from constraints and guide the surging Qi and blood to undergo a qualitative change.

Once he successfully breaks through the bottleneck, with the foundation he has accumulated over the years, he may very well experience a sudden surge in strength, and it is not impossible for him to surpass ordinary early-stage innate masters.

That would be a leap in the level of life.

So, where is the opportunity?

Wei Xiaobao's gaze focused on the name of the golden manual in his mind: "Invincible Vajra Divine Skill".

This book, which he regarded as an excellent secret manual for "cultivating both inner and outer strength" in the library, emphasizes in its opening outline that practitioners must have an extremely strong physical foundation and vigorous blood and qi like a furnace in order to withstand the extreme pressure and reshaping of muscles, bones and skin during the cultivation process.

Ordinary Shaolin monks, even those with profound internal strength, often cannot even cross the first threshold of entry due to insufficient physical strength.

Wei Xiaobao, on the other hand, possesses the ultimate physical strength of the tenth level of the Acquired Realm, and his vitality far surpasses that of his peers.

This skill, which might be too demanding for others to master, seemed tailor-made for him.

Hehe, this skill, if mastered, is extremely powerful.

Wei Xiaobao's expression turned extremely serious, but his eyes shone with a burning expectation.

He longed to become stronger, to break free from constraints, and this longing transformed into unwavering determination, imprinted deep within his heart.

Success or failure hinges on this moment.

He roared inwardly and made no more hesitation.

The next moment, Wei Xiaobao stood up and walked to the center of the open space.

He took a deep breath, cleared his mind of all distractions, and recalled every detail of the first introductory move of the "Invincible Vajra Divine Skill".

He then suddenly squatted down, adopting an extremely stable horse stance, but not an ordinary one.

He slightly bent his right leg for support, while slowly lifting his left leg, pointing his toes, until his thigh was parallel to the ground, and he stood firmly on one foot.

At the same time, he raised his arms high, but his palms were not facing the sky; instead, they were strangely facing downwards, as if supporting two invisible mountains.

The spine of the person is straight like a dragon, the head and neck are slightly raised, and all the muscles, fascia and bones of the body are forcibly twisted and tightened by an invisible force in this strange posture. All the force seems to converge and compress inward, and finally gather at the connection point between the dantian, the spine and the limbs.