Ke Xue: He mastered the steel-cutting divine skill at the start.

"My opponent's moves are still far from being refined. Fighting against someone like him would make my progress too slow. I might as well adjust his strength to be higher and see how it goes."

So he began to gradually increase his opponent's speed and strength.

One or two percent, such an increase is already quite significant, but it did not put too much pressure on him. His good control over his strength not only allows him to use minimal force to overcome great strength, but also makes him more adept at using techniques.

He and his opponent were not even in the same league. Even if he restricted himself and increased his opponent's strength, it would still be very difficult for his opponent to pose a threat to him.

It wasn't until the increase doubled that the other party inflicted damage on him for the first time.

The sharp blade pierced his body for the first time.

He had already parried the sword with his own, but the opponent's strength was too great, and his longsword could not withstand it. The opponent's sword still pierced through his chest.

"It seems that if I were to face an opponent with this kind of skill and whose strength is nearly twice mine, I would have a hard time dealing with it."

For a martial artist, the most difficult thing is sometimes finding their own limits and clearly understanding their own level of strength.

Finding your place and then finding room for improvement is actually ten times more important than winning or losing a competition. It's just that people with shallow vision can only see winning and losing, but they can't see these most fundamental things.

After finding his limits, Miyazaki Yu began his battles against this 'powerful' opponent.

Aso Kazumi had no idea that the powerful figure who had caused him to suffer such a crushing defeat was now being used as a training subject by his data model, and was being seen as a high wall that he wanted to break through.

If I really knew, I wouldn't know whether to laugh or cry.

After gaining immense power and speed, this "Data Aso Kazuna" displayed terrifying dominance, and Miyazaki Yu simulated it more than ten times, only to suffer crushing defeats each time.

"Whoosh whoosh whoosh—we need to collect more data to hone our skills."

At this point, Miyazaki Yu also realized his weakness: his moves were too simplistic, which meant he needed to learn more.

However, now that he is a member of the Kendo Club, he can take this opportunity to collect data from other members and gradually improve his swordsmanship.

After completing these tasks, he began the second training exercise: muscle training.

He did not do any training such as weightlifting, sit-ups, or pull-ups.

Instead, he gripped the bamboo sword tightly and began to swing it continuously, each slash and sheathing the sword clearly defined, his movements becoming increasingly fluid and coordinated.

But this is not just knife-wielding training; it's training all the muscles in your body.

With each swing of his sword, the muscles throughout his body began to move more and more in unison, and with each swing, his entire body was engaged.

Gradually, he entered a strange rhythm, accumulating kinetic energy with each breath, as if some inexplicable force was gradually flowing through the sword.

He appeared relaxed at the moment, but in reality, all his attention was highly focused, and his inner vision was fully open, maximizing his ability to respond to various stimuli.

The reason why many practitioners insist on being in a quiet and undisturbed environment is precisely this.

Once they have cleared their minds and opened all their senses, any external stimulus can have extremely dangerous consequences, unless they have reached a state where mind, body, and power are completely integrated.

Otherwise, external stimuli will have a huge impact on oneself, and many people go crazy during the exploration process, which is actually due to this point.

Miyazaki Yu, on the other hand, created a body in the world of consciousness using a mental model to map his real body.

Whether it's movements or cultivation methods, they can be calculated in the mind model first, and then implemented in the body. This greatly reduces the danger.

It can even adjust the level of stimulation. For example, when he was sleeping, a ray of sunlight fell, and the stimulation became very intense.

It startled him awake immediately, but now, when there's no need for stimulation, simply reducing the stimulation will prevent this from happening.

He keeps swinging the knife, gradually increasing the level of stimulation, which allows him to use this stimulation to train his muscles in the opposite direction.

The muscles throughout the body are like rubber bands, expanding and contracting with each swing of the knife, and as the stimulation deepens, more and more muscle bundles are stimulated to flex and extend.

In just a month and a half, his strength underwent a tremendous change, and the root cause was this.

Human muscle fibers don't grow in the same direction; many muscles that aren't used often develop messy muscle fibers.

When exerting force, these muscles not only fail to exert power, but also, due to reflexive muscle contraction, hinder other muscles from exerting power.

Scientists estimate that if human muscles could exert force according to an ideal model, the human body could unleash a force of up to five tons, or even more.

However, the reason why an ideal model is an ideal model is simply because it cannot be realized.

Even professional weightlifters can only mobilize a portion of the muscles in their entire body.

If a strongman has strong enough muscle fibers and can mobilize all the muscles in his body to exert force together, reaching the ideal state, he can even unleash a force of six or seven tons.

Many countries have conducted secret experiments in an attempt to achieve this level using external means.

However, it cost many lives and still didn't achieve its goal, so it was eventually stopped.

However, Miyazaki Yu's current training method is able to mobilize more and more muscle bundles.

After just one month of training, he was able to mobilize twice the muscle strength of an ordinary person, a level that most martial artists could never achieve in their entire lives.

Chapter Twenty-Eight: How to Make Money (4 Updates)

Early in the morning, Miyazaki Yu finished an hour and a half of training. He first spent a few minutes warming up, and then did some exercises for various parts of his body.

Fifty pull-ups, one hundred push-ups, one hundred one-handed push-ups.

After that, it's time for knife practice to work all the muscles in your body.

"Now, by constantly adjusting my exertion method and increasing the level of stimulation, I can gradually approach the ideal mana model, but the strength of the muscles themselves cannot be improved simply by training."

The saying "three parts practice, seven parts diet" is a classic judgment.

The significance of this is to achieve better muscle growth. To have real strength, you need strong enough muscle fibers, and then you need to mobilize more muscle fibers to exert force together.

The problem now is that Miyazaki Yu can ensure that his meals are nutritious enough, since he is essentially a chef, and he can do that.

He knew, however, that the body had been unconscious for a long time and was actually still very weak. Simply eating and drinking enough, along with appropriate training, could not truly make up for the body's deficiencies.

At this point, some medications are needed to help.

Traditional martial arts are inseparable from traditional Chinese medicine. Martial artists inevitably suffer from some hidden injuries, and because martial arts training puts a heavy burden on the body, they also need some medication.

Medicine is essentially the body's "oil." If you rely solely on your body, the consumption will exceed the replenishment, and your body will easily develop problems.

He exercised until around 11 o'clock, then went to his room and listed out his entire plan in detail.

This includes what time to get up and exercise, what time to start practicing swordsmanship, and then to eat breakfast.

As for time spent at school, of course it cannot be wasted; every moment in class can be utilized.

This includes understanding the structure of the body, so some medical books need to be consulted.

In order to make reasonable use of medicine to exercise the body, it is imperative to study traditional Chinese medicine. These things cannot be entrusted to others.

Otherwise, with his current financial and material resources, it would be unlikely that he could obtain excellent prescriptions and medicinal materials, as these all require a large amount of money.

These alone would require a lot of time to study.

There's one more thing I can't overlook: collecting more people's physical data so I can simulate more combat scenarios in my consciousness.

This is also something that cannot be delayed!

Thinking about it this way, my daily life is really quite fulfilling.

From that day on, Miyazaki Hayao began a very fulfilling life.

He borrows all kinds of books from the school library every day to read. Now his mental strength is strong and his brain has been developed. With the addition of his cognitive abilities from his previous life, his memory is extremely strong, far exceeding the level of ordinary people.

Those obscure and difficult books had lost their mystique in his eyes.

So he really immersed himself in it, learning slowly, occasionally stopping to listen to the teachers' lectures as a break.

His actions were noticed by the teacher, who then started reading other books during class.

This was naturally not allowed, but the teacher did not expect that Miyazaki Yu had already mastered the course she was now explaining.

The teacher even gave Miyazaki Yu some questions in class and asked him to answer them, and he answered them all clearly, even using multiple methods.

Some of these methods were even admired by the teachers.

So all the teachers joined together to create a special test for Miyazaki Yu. If he could achieve a good result, he would be allowed to skip class.

Unexpectedly, he was able to complete these papers in just over ten minutes, even though they would normally take an hour, with almost no mistakes.

Even if there are mistakes, they are only minor details.

This impressed all the teachers who taught the course.

So he stopped caring whether Miyazaki Yu was paying attention in class. After all, in the world of geniuses, there is no need for encouragement or restraint; all that is needed is tolerance.

Even Miyazaki Yu gained the same privileges as that famous detective, allowing him to skip classes at any time and only need to take the end-of-term exams.

This kind of freedom is certainly great. Miyazaki Yu can go to class when she wants to, and read books in the school library when she doesn't want to. That's pretty good.

However, this gave him more free time, allowing him to spend more time with Ran and Sonoko, which made the famous detective even more jealous.

In the empty kendo hall, only Miyazaki Hayao was there.

This is quite normal. Although Japan values ​​club activities, it's impossible to dedicate regular class time to club activities.

So during class time, the entire club was completely empty, with not a single person in sight.

"ah!"

Miyazaki Yu suddenly swung his sword, his body becoming as solid as a mountain, all kinetic energy stopping abruptly at his arm.

After slightly adjusting his posture, he struck again, this time with a touch of gentleness.

As the number of sword strikes increased, the techniques became increasingly fluid, with all the muscles in the body working in perfect harmony. With each swing of the bamboo sword, the entire body was engaged, creating a wondrous rhythm.

Breathing rhythm, muscle exertion, and posture all began to gradually become coordinated, and the indestructible aura emanating from the bamboo sword grew stronger and stronger.

Even someone who knows nothing about swordsmanship could feel the unwavering and indomitable spirit emanating from the bamboo sword upon seeing this scene.

He began to practice the moves he had learned. His movements were fluid and graceful, each slash and cut as fast as lightning, cutting through the air and producing a buzzing sound.

With each turn and twist, like a dragon or snake taking flight, the bamboo knife dances in a split second, with a feeling as light as a feather.

However, one can feel the terrifying force within it; the transition between lightness and heaviness is incredibly agile and swift.

Suddenly sensing someone approaching, he abruptly stopped, his entire body momentarily frozen, but the bamboo knife in his hand continued to tremble, demonstrating the immense force imbued within it.

"It really is you, Miyazaki-kun," a girl's voice rang out. Miyazaki Yu looked up and saw a spirited girl smiling at him. It was none other than the beautiful kendo girl, Morita Soryu.

"Oh, it's Morita-kun. You must still be in get out of class, right? I didn't expect you to come here to practice."

The girl smiled noncommittally: "You did too, running over during class time. It seems you're quite interested in this National College Spring Kendo Tournament, otherwise you wouldn't be practicing so diligently."

Seeing the trembling on the bamboo knife, the girl felt an even greater curiosity rising within her.