C4 Cultivation of Martial Techniques

Lau Yu continued to read. It was written below: Although humans' seven emotions and six desires have made this world even more colorful, but humans' inertia is equally great.

Under the circumstance that humans had enough cultivation techniques, no one was willing to take the risk to create new cultivation techniques, and would instead follow the old path of others. Although the progress was extremely fast, they didn't know that such a person would at most surpass their predecessors.

Lau Yu strongly agreed with him. It was very difficult to surpass others by following the old path of others. Unless one had the talent to surpass others and master the techniques of their predecessors, then there would be hope for him to surpass his predecessors.

"Cultivation techniques are divided into four ranks, the Heaven, Earth, Profound, Yellow, and the Upper, Middle, and Inferior grades. My ambition is to surpass my predecessors, so I gave up the clan's clan foundation cultivation techniques, hoping to create my own cultivation techniques, but this was easier said than done. I spent nearly twenty years, but my achievements were minimal.

However, I believe that there will be someone who will inherit my last wish, and my thinking in this aspect is enough to make others spend less than ten years time on it. I believe that they will not follow their old path.

What follows is my understanding of cultivation techniques: First, I must borrow the power of ancient supreme elders to create new cultivation techniques, then I must understand the difference between humans and humans. First, humans were born with weak bodies, and many cultivation techniques of ancient supreme elders were unable to be practiced.

The strength of the body was crucial, and it affected how far one could go in the path of martial arts.

Looking at this, Lau Yu understood that the most important thing for him right now was not to think about how to create his own cultivation technique, but to temper his body as much as possible so that it could become stronger. Only then would he have the chance to practice the Heaven-Devouring Divine Art because the stronger the cultivation technique, the stronger the body.

Lau Yu was about to continue looking, but someone woke him up.

Lau Yu raised his head. He was an old man who was protecting Tripitaka Sutra Pavilion.

"Little guy, it's time to open the Tripitaka Sutra Pavilion today. If you still want to continue reading, then lend it back. However, you can only borrow one, and you can return it back within a week." The elder looked at Lau Yu and reminded him kindly.

Lau Yu was overjoyed. He directly said, "I'll borrow this one."

The old man glanced at him and said, "Lend me this book. I advise you not to believe the contents of it. It is because of this that there are several genius disciples in our sect who have recklessly practiced martial arts, causing their cultivation to go berserk. What a pity for those genius disciples." The old man's regretful tone made Lau Yu's heart beat like a drum.

However, thinking about the [Heaven-Devouring Divine Art] that he had obtained, he thought to himself, "The greater the risk, the greater the reward." He thought to himself, [The greater the risk, the greater the reward.

After understanding all of this, Lau Yu said, "Thank you for reminding me, Senior. I will pay attention."

Looking at Lau Yu's expression, he knew he didn't get it. However, the old man didn't say much, since he had already reminded him, he told him what he should. Listening or not was another matter.

When Lau Yu walked out of the Tripitaka Sutra Pavilion, the sky was already almost dark, and it was past the peak period for eating. Lau Yu directly walked into the kitchen and ate the rest of the food.

Although Lau Yu was disappointed that he didn't get a martial art move that he was satisfied with, since he didn't get one, Lau Yu could only train hard and strive to make a breakthrough as soon as possible.

Half a month had passed in the blink of an eye, Lau Yu's strength had finally reached the realm of a fourth stage Martial Disciple, and he had long since finished reading the Introduction to Cultivation Techniques book that he borrowed. Thus, Lau Yu impatiently came to the Tripitaka Sutra Pavilion once again.

The second floor was indeed different from the first. The second floor was filled with secret manuals. Although they were only low-rank low-rank low-rank yellow-rank martial skills or fragments of mid-rank martial skills, it was enough for Lau Yu to use.

Lau Yu finally chose a martial skill called Cloud Hand and left.

"Have you heard? In a month's time, the outer sect disciple competition will be held, and all the people who managed to get the first place will be rewarded, and the first place will even be rewarded with a Hundred Herbs Pill that will be of great benefit to the Martial Scholar Stage. " Lau Yu, who was walking on the road, heard every word that was said.

"What's wrong with that? I heard that the top three outer disciples can directly enter the inner sect without having to reach the Martial Scholar Stage." "It's a pity that only those under thirty can participate in this competition, otherwise …" a disciple boasted.

Lau Yu had been wondering why this Qi Tian hadn't come to deal with him these days. It was because he was preparing for the competition between the outer disciples.

Lau Yu knew that even though everyone was saying that Qi Tian was the number one talent among the outer sect disciples, but there were a few people who were not much weaker than him. If it wasn't for the resources, his talent was even stronger than Qi Tian's.

Seeing that it was about to be time for the competition between outer sect disciples, Qi Tian believed that other people would make some progress as well. Qi Tian, who had always wanted to be the number one talent among outer sect disciples to be the number one outer sect disciple, naturally could not tolerate being beaten by others during the competition.

Hearing this news, Lau Yu was naturally overjoyed. This way, at least a month or even until the end of the outer sect disciples' competition, there would be no one who would disturb him, so he could cultivate in peace.

After returning to his residence, he took out the secret scripture and the word "Cloudhand" appeared in front of Lau Yu.

Flipping open the secret manual, the beginning of the book was clear: "Clouds have no normal form, water does not change, taking thousands of cloud, learning its essence, and changing from one to the next."

After that was the cultivation method of the Cloud Hand. The Cloud Hand moved swiftly in a single word, and while lightning flashed and thunder rumbled, the arm moved about, as if it possessed an innumerable amount of arms.

When both of his hands could produce two shadows, it was considered at the small success stage. When it was four shadows, it was already considered to be at the large success stage. Although it was different from Lau Yu's introduction, it was the most suitable cultivation technique for him at this stage.

Rumble …

While Lau Yu's palms were flying around, he was already able to turn his palms into four shadows. In other words, Lau Yu had completely mastered the Cloud Hand, and it only took him three days.

Lau Yu did not know why, but his talent could be described as very poor, but he did not expect that his training in martial arts would be so easy. This Cloud Hand was considered a very difficult technique in the Martial Disciple, but in his hands, it was cultivated to the Large Success Stage in three days.

However, after Lau Yu had trained to the Mastery Stage, he clearly felt that forming four shadows between his palms was not the limit of his Cloudy Hand. There should be at least one more layer of shadows waiting for him to break through, but to prove that there was one, he needed to break the limit of four shadows first.

However, Lau Yu was already very satisfied with being able to reach this step. He returned the book and picked up a lightweight technique, Wind Shadow Steps.

Lau Yu discovered that by cultivating martial arts techniques, he was able to absorb the spiritual energy of the outside world at a much faster rate. Although Lau Yu did not cultivate seriously during this half a month of time because he was practicing martial arts, his cultivation had reached the peak of the fifth grade Martial Disciple. He was only one step away from the sixth grade Martial Disciple.