Although the yield isn’t very high and can’t refresh infinitely like other things in the environnt, Su Xin doesn’t particularly care; however many he grows is fine, he doesn’t demand more.
The only good news is, perhaps due to the density of the Heaven and Earth Primordial Qi here, the maturity period of Immortal Beans is much shorter than what Immortal Karin said.
From the ti of planting Immortal Bean seeds, it only takes three months to reach maturity, and each Immortal Bean seedling can generally produce ten beans.
Su Xin simply planted all fifty Immortal Beans grown, and just by waiting another three months he could harvest five hundred, and in another three months, it would be five thousand, and so on; it’s quite exaggerated.
Before leaving the small world, Su Xin specially sectioned off a hundred-mile-wide orchard and left a Telekinesis Incarnation in charge of cultivation there.
His true self then left the small world.
This ti he found the Turtle Immortal.
He exchanged three hundred years of his lifeti to have the Turtle Immortal teach him the cultivation thods of Qi.
In the Dragon Ball World, Earth cultivators have the strongest mastery over Qi in the universe. From hiding and sensing to various application techniques, their expertise is unmatched.
In terms of refined usage alone, several martial artists on Earth far surpass those later bosses with billions of combat power.
Tao Baibai’s Dodonpa, Tianjin Fan’s Sun Fist, Klin’s Qi Circle Slash, Bic’s Demon Penetrating Light Killing Cannon, Tianjin Fan’s Qi Gong Cannon, and the most famous Turtle Style Qi Gong—all originate from Earth.
Su Xin dismisses these, but since he is learning Qi, he must learn from the best.
The Turtle Immortal is the best teacher.
Although this old man is lecherous and wretched, he’s still regarded as a master in critical monts, with considerable prowess in martial arts.
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Near Turtle Immortal Island.
Su Xin sat cross-legged in the void, beginning to comprehend his own Qi according to the thod taught by the Turtle Immortal.
In Dragon Ball’s settings, Qi is the most fundantal energy within a living organism. Through cultivation, one can slowly sense and utilize this energy.
Even ordinary people have this energy.
This differs greatly from True Qi on the Luotian Continent, where arduous cultivation is required to hone the physical body to a certain extent, and then use special Dharma Gates to absorb and refine the natural Primordial Qi from the heavens and earth to form it.
Simply put, True Qi is equivalent to a fusion of one’s own energy and Heaven and Earth Primordial Qi.
Qi completely represents the power of the body.
Perhaps this is why there is such a huge difference between martial artists who train in True Qi and those who train in Qi.
In the Luotian World, strong individuals often live for thousands or tens of thousands of years, while in the Dragon Ball World, even the strongest who can destroy the universe remain mortal flesh, because their physical essence has never fundantally changed, only singularly strengthened.
Ordinary people are just ordinary people.
Even if they can destroy stars with a punch, they are still ordinary people.
They still face the problems of birth, aging, sickness, and death.
The pursuit in the Luotian World is body evolution and longevity, focusing more on immortality, so their lifespans are much longer than those of Dragon Ball Warriors.
But when it cos to destructive power, Dragon Ball Warriors who singularly enhance their physical bodies far surpass those in the Luotian World.
"Since Qi represents physical power, and my physique far surpasses everyone in the Luotian World, surely I’m stronger than the Dragon Ball Warriors."
"So, if I cultivate Qi and then integrate Heaven and Earth Primordial Qi to form new True Qi, could I then combine the advantages of both, possessing Dragon Ball World’s imnse destructive power, long-range sensing ability, and Luotian World’s Law Power, with full-scale transformation of both physique and soul?"
"Super Su Xin, combined with the Genetic Lock..."
"This seems promising."
Su Xin felt a hint of anticipation arise in his heart.
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