Physics God

ended.

After an extremely long chase, Mu Kange finally captured Jiang Feng on Pluto, and at the same time cultivated his golden body to the optimal level that he could maintain.

Jiang Feng is incredibly fast; he almost made it to the Kuiper Belt. As for the process, there's not much to say. After all, Mu Kange's defense was constantly increasing, and the longer the game dragged on, the harder it would be for Jiang Feng to win.

At this moment, after secretly learning the unique skills of three different schools, Mu Kange finally reached the level of the top ten in terms of equipment. During the chase, he talked with Jiang Feng and learned some things.

For example, the disciples of the six major sects are actually developing in a balanced way, just like him now. However, they will not use their abilities when facing ordinary people who will not grow in size.

The disciples of the six major sects have similar attack counts, defense, and movement speed to Mu Kange, but the difference is that they also have a specialization in the Outer Realm of the Mind.

According to Jiang Feng, the Wu family members abandoned the Mindscape and spiritual power, specializing in these areas. When Wu Yong used his full strength, he was faster than Jiang Feng, stronger than Mu Xingjie, and attacked more times than Qin Hao. It can be said that he was the best in these three aspects.

To be honest, Mu Kange's first reaction was that he was a youth version of Emperor Anping, a physically strong and violent man who only cared about one thing: "My stats are higher than yours, so I'll crush your ridiculous mechanics."

In fact, the Wu family's style is somewhat different from that of the Human Federation. The disciples of the six major sects and Mu Kange can be regarded as those who cultivate the Corpse Vein Divine Left. They are powerful, but they still mainly focus on the Mind Realm Outer Domain. However, the Wu family is different. They are more like the gods who possess or descend to the gods next door.

Based on the currently known information, the disciples of the six major sects and the Wu family should be in the T0 tier of the Dragon Tiger Martial Arts Tournament, while Qin Hao, Mu Xingjie, Jiang Feng, and the like are in the T1 tier. Mu Kange is in the T0.5 tier, and Qu Bo is in the T1.5 tier. Those below are like stray dogs on the roadside to Mu Kange.

If you find it hard to understand why everyone is at the fourth level and has reached the perfect stage of blood rebirth, yet there are such large internal differences, then you can check out the "Sea Tiger" and "Martial God" series.

"Speaking of which, what level am I roughly equivalent to in those virtual works right now?" Mu Kange began comparing himself to the characters in those virtual works while recovering during his break.

"Back in the Mind Sea Universe Collection, when I was still T1.5 or even T2, I could probably beat a near-Saint with my Transcendence. Spiritual Position, Critical, and Limit Break were no match for me. Now, I could probably kill a Primordial Saint. If I'm too high up, I'll get bogged down. If the opponent doesn't run away, I might be able to wear down an Innate Saint."

"In the real world, only Grandmasters can maintain stable supersonic speeds, but Human Immortals can travel thousands of miles in an instant—the range is too vast. Before, I could easily defeat a Grandmaster using my transcendent abilities; now, assuming they don't run away, I should be able to kill a Human Immortal or even an Earth Immortal, right?"

"If it were some weakling from the Dou Qi Continent, I'd probably be able to beat a Dou Sheng. Even a Dou Di could be kited to death. After all, it took a seventh-grade Supreme almost half an hour to travel five thousand miles. Forget it, there's no use thinking about this." Mu Kange dismissed his wild thoughts and began to focus on absorbing radiation to restore his spiritual energy.

[He ran really far. Luckily, Jiang Feng didn't try to escape by transforming into thunder, otherwise Mu Kange would never have been able to catch him.]

[Let alone whether he wants to or not, he can't. That would be considered passive play, and if he were eliminated for that reason, he'd become a complete laughingstock.]

Even with the heavy responsibility of his younger brother's marriage, is he still unable to defeat a super genius?

[A super genius? How so?]

[Qin Hao from the Qin family explained why he had revealed a flaw earlier. This Mu Kange is truly outrageous; he can directly steal others' techniques, and the speed he displayed during his chase with Jiang Feng confirms this.]

[This is inhuman! Damn it, why don't I have this talent?]

If Mu Kange saw these comments, he would definitely realize that his cheat might be similar to Fang Xingjian's, except that his cheat has no restrictions and doesn't lose its emotional value.

After the fourth match, Jiang Feng was also sent to another arena to begin 119 rounds of point-based matches. However, everyone was sensible and surrendered directly if they knew they couldn't win, without wasting any time or energy.

The points-based round-robin format requires you to fight every participant except the top eight. It sounds silly, but in reality, most people in interstellar society are self-aware.

Just like filling out college applications after the college entrance exam, you'll only set your sights on schools like Tsinghua and Peking University if you can usually score close to 700 points. If you usually score 400 or 500, even if you perform exceptionally well and get 600 points, you'll be considered very lucky.

In a points-based round-robin tournament, this translates to: opponents significantly stronger than oneself are not fought; opponents slightly stronger but still acceptable are selectively challenged; opponents of equal strength are generally fought; and opponents weaker than oneself are always fought.

Bonus questions: I don't know how to answer them. Advanced questions: I'll write a solution first. Basic questions: I'll try my best to answer them. Easy questions: I'll definitely answer them.

In short, that's the principle. So, based on this, the strong don't really need to fight so many weaklings. Just by standing on the stage, their points will skyrocket. As the saying goes, a person's reputation is like a tree casting its shadow.

However, in this round, Jiang Feng encountered Qin Hao. Looking at the handsome young man in white opposite him, Jiang Feng did not attack immediately, but instead asked:

What are your thoughts on Mukango?

"Very strong."

How strong is it?

"Better than me."

"You're admitting defeat?"

"We simply lost."

After chatting idly for a while, Jiang Feng nodded and said, "Young people should have such ambition, but before you catch up with him, you have to defeat me first."

"Aren't you also under thirty? If you calculate your age based on your birth date, then what's the point of you participating in the Dragon Tiger Martial Arts Tournament?" Qin Hao laughed.

"The path of martial arts requires flexibility, the ability to endure various setbacks and failures, and the acceptance of one's own weakness. This is true strength of will."

"If you can't even admit to a little failure, and you leave a flaw after each failure, then that kind of will is truly weak."

As the saying goes, "Never give up, never regret even if you die nine times," this phrase is engraved in the history of the Human Federation. This is why most people are very self-aware, because they have received such education since childhood.

However, they will not lose the courage to wield their swords against the stronger, otherwise this kind of education would be a complete failure, and the Human Federation has done a good job of balancing this.

It is not shameful to admit defeat, nor is it shameful to fail; what is shameful is to give up and never recover.

"Come?"

"Come!"