Magic: Reincarnate from high-voltage electricity at the start, level up independently.

Chu Ge endured the terrifying water pressure to toughen his body in the deep sea while hunting deep-sea monsters, honing his combat skills through these encounters.

She fought her way through the sea, stopping and starting, spending an unknown amount of time in the deep ocean. Until she could no longer dive and stood silently in place.

A colossal ocean trench blocked their path, relentlessly sucking in the surrounding seawater, its depths appearing terrifying. Chu Ge gazed at the abyss and murmured, "Is this the deepest part of the Witch Star's ocean?"

The water pressure in this area far exceeded that of all the previous deep-sea areas. The immense pressure squeezed her body, deforming her flesh and twisting her bones.

In her perception, only a few hidden auras remained near the vast abyss.

"It seems we've really reached the end. The pressure here is too much for ordinary monsters to handle," Chu Ge muttered to himself.

Apart from those monsters, only a few planktonic creatures survive in this desolate place by relying on their own talents to withstand the heavy pressure.

The strange beasts hiding in the dark lair had long noticed Chu Ge's intrusion. They hid in the shadows, their eyes fixed on this uninvited guest, their bodies subtly restless, but none of them dared to rush out and make a move.

Without any demonic beasts to spar with, Chu Ge couldn't help but feel it was a pity. Having no other choice, she could only cultivate on the spot, relying on water pressure to forge her physical body.

She sat cross-legged on the edge of the trench, closed her eyes and concentrated, letting the heavy seawater from all directions press down on her.

Under such extreme conditions, the physical body improves at a remarkable rate, becoming stronger at every moment.

After cultivating for a long time, Chu Ge slowly opened his eyes and began to ponder the issue of cultivation.

"This kind of cultivation is still too slow. The problem is that the contact area between the physical body and the seawater is too small."

"Why not just cut your body open and soak it inside and out in high-pressure seawater? The contact area will be larger, and the efficiency of body training will definitely be improved."

"The internal organs were also removed separately and subjected to water pressure quenching."

Without hesitation, Chu Ge raised his hand, conjured a sharp blade, and plunged it into his lower abdomen, slicing open his flesh.

Hot blood gushed out instantly, staining the surrounding seawater red. However, the ocean currents in this area were swift, and the blood was washed away by the seawater in the blink of an eye.

She cut open the body from top to bottom along the incision and removed the internal organs one by one.

As soon as a kidney was removed and placed on the sand beneath him, a swift ocean current swept it up and dragged it straight into the bottomless trench, where it vanished instantly.

Chu Ge was stunned for a moment before realizing that the surrounding seawater was flowing into the trench, and the internal organs that had left the body could not be retained at all.

After a moment of stunned silence, she quickly came to terms with it; what's lost is lost.

She came to the deep sea to train her body. If she can't even withstand this little bit of ocean current, then these internal organs don't deserve to stay on her body. They are all weaklings who drag her down.

Moreover, she possesses time-reversal magic, and her physical body can be restored at any time if damaged, so losing a few organs is nothing at all.

Having figured this out, Chu Ge continued to disassemble the internal organs, taking them out one by one and placing them beside him.

As her internal organs were continuously removed, her blood was almost completely washed away by the seawater, leaving only a layer of pink flesh exposed.

Now that my body is completely immersed in high-pressure seawater, the speed of body tempering has indeed increased significantly.

Chu Ge thought to himself, "Although the path of body tempering is difficult, as long as you dare to find another way, there are opportunities everywhere."

Turning to look at the entrails that had been placed aside, sure enough, they had all been swept into the trench by the undercurrent.

Chu Ge was filled with disappointment and muttered to himself: A bunch of useless trash, they can't even withstand this little bit of hardship, what's the use of keeping them around?

At this moment, she became even more determined that if she wanted to reach the pinnacle of cultivation, she must not be burdened by her cumbersome organs; sooner or later, she would have to sacrifice and discard all her internal organs.

She looked down and examined the empty abdominal cavity. Her heart, kidneys, and internal organs had been completely removed, leaving no trace inside.

Without the burden of internal organs, the whole body felt light and relaxed, showing signs of about to ascend to immortality.

Chu Ge closed his eyes, letting the seawater wash over him and grind him under its pressure, focusing on his cultivation.

Her extremely bizarre behavior was observed by the deep-sea monster lurking in the shadows.

These monsters were all at the peak of SS level, with intelligence no less than that of humans. They clearly understood that Chu Ge was dissecting himself and emptying his internal organs.

In their understanding, doing so is tantamount to courting death. Even the most physically powerful deep-sea behemoths would surely die if their internal organs were emptied.

But the human girl in front of them was not only not dead, but her aura was steadily rising.

Even though they instinctively sensed that Chu Ge's strength was unfathomable, the scene before them still overturned their understanding, filling them with horror, and they continued to lie low, not daring to show themselves.

After cultivating for a long time, Chu Ge opened his eyes and carefully sensed the state of his physical body.

The water pressure in this area has reached its limit, posing no further pressure on my physical body. Continuing to cultivate here would make it difficult to achieve any breakthroughs.

"It's time to leave."

Chu Ge closed up his dissected belly, used ice magic to freeze the wound, and relied on the low temperature to stick the skin and flesh together, waiting for his body to heal naturally.

She could have used time-acceleration magic to speed up the healing of her wounds, but after a moment's thought, she gave up on the idea.

She knew very well that people and their physical bodies couldn't be indulged.

Relying on magic for quick healing causes the body to become lazy. In the future, when injured, the body will only rely on magic to save the day and will no longer be willing to heal itself. Over time, the body's potential will be wasted.

Just as Chu Ge finished packing and was about to leave, a melodious and ethereal song drifted in from the sea.

Chu Ge was stunned, full of doubt: How could someone be singing in this godforsaken deep sea bottom?

The singing continued intermittently. Chu Ge followed the sound source and finally located it in the depths of a giant ocean trench that swallowed seawater.

The unusual encounter piqued her curiosity. In the novels she had read before, the protagonists would often encounter reclusive masters in such mysterious places. The scene before her was exactly the same.

Chu Ge slowly walked to the edge of the trench and looked down. The trench was dark and deep, with no bottom in sight. The constant suction force swallowed the seawater, and no one knew where the swallowed seawater went.

A thought flashed through her mind: the water pressure in the trench might be even stronger than here, allowing me to continue training my body.

Having made up his mind, Chu Ge leaped into the trench, instantly swept away by the violent currents and plummeted to the dark, deep bottom.

As I plummeted into the abyss, the song in my ears grew clearer and clearer.

The group of deep-sea monsters watching from the shadows were all filled with doubt and dared not follow her as she plunged into the ditch.