The developers still haven't forgiven the players.

Old Kuai, a true hardcore player.

The total playtime over three days exceeded seventy hours.

More than 90% of the time was spent in arduous training. Even without practical application, this time was equivalent to familiarizing oneself with the blood and qi circulation route of the "Tiger Fiend Skill".

There was no other way; the players' talent for cultivation came from Jiang Chen.

The time required to embark on a training session is generally around half an hour.

This has led to most players, during the training process, casually familiarizing themselves with the blood circulation route of "Tiger Fiend Skill".

From the players' perspective, this blood circulation route is more like a clever design by the game developers, simply to give players a sense of ritual after leveling up.

As long as the blood and qi are sensed and the blood and qi circulation process is completed without errors, that's fine.

For this reason, players at this stage have very limited familiarity with "Tiger Fiend Skill" and it is impossible for them to maintain the circulation of blood and qi through muscle memory.

Players naturally wouldn't realize what benefits maintaining their health and mana during combat.

Old Kuai had indeed experienced it firsthand, but he was still unsure of the exact amount of increase.

It is worth mentioning that in this world, the higher one's cultivation level, the more important the military techniques one learns become.

One's own cultivation level, combined with the military techniques learned, is necessary to form a complete combat force.

As mentioned earlier, in the Blood Transformation Realm, a single strand of blood energy, under extreme conditions, can provide the physical body with a force of a thousand pounds. However, this is merely an improvement in physical fitness and does not utilize the blood energy that has been generated.

If improving physical attributes is like a health bar, then increasing vitality is like a mana bar.

Activating military techniques during battle can consume the body's vital energy to enhance the power of attacks.

The most crucial point is that it's not about having the strength of ten thousand jin, but about circulating your blood and qi to add hundreds or thousands of jin.

This increase can be simply understood as adding an independent multiplier to this physical attribute.

The magnitude of the increase depends on basic physical fitness; the strong get stronger.

Of course, the more profound the military strategy one practices, the better the amplification effect will be.

The Tiger Fiend Technique is certainly not a profound military manual, but the problem is that these beastmen warriors in front of us are not particularly formidable figures to begin with.

In a one-on-one fight, even circulating one's blood and qi couldn't defeat Lao Kuai, so the military technique he cultivated was probably similar to the "Tiger Fiend Technique".

It's because Jiang Chen modified the level that the gap between players sounds so large.

In fact, whether it's the level 28 Tianxia Buwu or the current level 16 Lao Kuai, they can both be simply and crudely classified as the early stage of the Blood Transfer Realm, and there is no substantial difference in their power levels.

Old Kuai scraped the barbarian people stuck to the bronze pillar off, lifted the pillar again, and looked around.

Even if he loses the battle, he won't lose face. Although he can't use the "Tiger Fiend Technique" skill proficiently, he looks like he's doing it right on the surface.

A single wisp of blood energy can, at its limit, provide the force of a thousand pounds, and the reason it is a limit is because it is very difficult to reach.

It depends on both the military techniques learned and the soldier's own talent.

Putting aside combat skills and experience, at the same level, the player's physical attributes can actually overwhelm these barbarian warriors, not to mention that Old Kuai's level is actually several levels higher than that of the barbarian warriors.

The beastmen soldiers surrounding him were understandably flustered.

After all, they had already circulated their blood energy during the battle, and what they were showing now was their full strength.

In the initial battle, they determined that the humans in front of them did not know how to circulate their blood energy, and their combat skills were extremely rudimentary. They could only rely on their basic physical attributes to fight them head-on.

But Kuai's previous attack undoubtedly involved mobilizing his blood energy, which changes the situation.

If you encounter such a powerful human on the battlefield, you'd need a strongman of at least ten men to deal with them.

Ironically, Lao Kuai was also quite panicked.

He couldn't guarantee that he could successfully circulate his blood energy every time, and he was afraid of revealing his weakness to the beastmen warriors in front of him.

Come on!

Old Kuai stiffened his neck and roared, even taking a step forward in an attempt to scare away the monsters in front of him.

The barbarian soldiers couldn't understand, but they could guess from his expression that he was probably challenging them to a fight.

They exchanged a glance, their initially flustered expressions gradually calming down and transforming into a solemn reverence as if facing death.

咔～

Nourishing ~

A series of barely perceptible sounds came from where the barbarian soldiers were, as they gripped their weapons tightly.

Old Kuai keenly sensed the change in atmosphere, and the corner of his mouth twitched.

next second.

Without any signal warning, the remaining Zang soldiers rushed forward.

The sudden turn of events left Old Kuai's mind blank for a moment.

Fortunately, precisely because he didn't have any chaotic thoughts, he was able to circulate his blood and energy smoothly.

Just like breathing, if you don't pay attention to it, you won't suffocate. But if you focus on your breathing, it will immediately switch to manual mode.

Old Kuai didn't dare to delve into how he had done it; he simply gritted his teeth and swept the bronze pillar across.

The powerful attack was too much for the Beastmen warriors to withstand, and the Beastman warrior facing them was sent flying on the spot.

The remaining Beastmen warriors, however, seemed oblivious to what was happening, continuing to wield their swords in silence.

Before Lao Kuai could even retract his sweeping stance, two holes were pierced in his front, and blood gushed out immediately.

However, the pain level in this game is not 100%.

He only felt like he'd been snapped twice by a rubber band, which didn't affect his ability to launch his next attack.

He clasped the bronze pillar in his arms and slammed it down on the head of a Beastman warrior who was pulling a bone spear from his body.

puff!

His head felt crisper than a ripe watermelon, and in an instant, red and white substances splattered everywhere.

The splatter of unknown bone and flesh onto their faces did not deter the remaining beastmen warriors; instead, they swung their blades at Old Kuai with even greater determination.

These barbarian warriors were like madmen, and Old Kuai had no choice but to fight them head-on.

Even though the game seems to block out overly cruel scenes and their psychological impact.

But even amidst such fierce fighting, Lao Kuai couldn't help but feel nauseous.

Peng Zhi was dumbfounded, standing behind Lao Kuai.

In the blink of an eye, how did the bloodshed of the battle become so high?

With this kind of fighting style, I'm afraid no one could survive.

Finally, the fierce fighting was called to a halt.

The barbarian chieftain, who had been standing in opposition to Tianxia Buwu, suddenly raised his head and let out a strange roar.

The four remaining Beast Clan warriors, their eyes red, retreated, distancing themselves from Old Kuai.

At this moment, Lao Kuai stood stubbornly upright, leaning against the bronze pillar.

There wasn't a single clean spot on his body; he looked as if he had just been pulled out of a pool of blood.