Wang Ye’s horse stance was extrely low, swaying like a pendulum.
Wherever his fist reached, there was an explosion of clouds and mist dispersing. It was as if a tightly squeezed soft water hose had suddenly been released, causing countless long-accumulated things to erupt in an instant.
If soone sensed it up close,
they would truly feel the rampant and terrifying chaotic air current whipping out from Wang Ye’s arms.
Whoosh!!!
The softshell jacket Wang Ye had been wearing was now taken off.
He was left wearing only a pure black short-sleeved T-shirt.
Because the system would evolve him once daily.
His muscle fibers would gradually thicken and beco denser, and his bones would gradually thicken and lengthen as well.
The originally sowhat loose-fitting pure black T-shirt had now been stretched into a tight-fitting style.
The sleeve cuffs were even tightly pulled against the skin of his biceps.
As Wang Ye’s practice reached its climax, his heart rate beca increasingly rapid, breaking through 220 beats per minute in the blink of an eye, and his blood flow also gradually accelerated. At the sa ti, the color of his skin quickly changed from white to red, and the coloring given by the Golden Bell Shield technique beca deeper and deeper, gradually changing from a pale gold to a deep red-gold color, resembling the mystical totems that ancient tribal humans painted on their bodies, giving his entire temperant a mysterious and ancient quality.
Suddenly.
The flickering of the shattered moon in the lake beca increasingly intense.
The mont of enlightennt in Wang Ye’s heart grew larger and larger.
The skill level of Tai Chi on the system panel was also gradually approaching perfection.
Finally.
At a certain mont,
a sound like shattering glass crisply echoed in Wang Ye’s mind.
And his understanding of Tai Chi shattered the bottleneck, reaching a new level.
Ascending to an unprecedented realm.
"Achieving the way of the innate..." Wang Ye murmured, his eyes dazed.
In ancient philosophy, Tai Chi actually elucidates the process of the cosmos transforming from nothingness to Tai Chi, and then to the creation of everything—the cosmos evolves from Infinite Void (Tai Yi) to Primordial Form (Tai Chu), then to Formless Matter (Tai Shi), then to Primitive Substance (Tai Su), and finally to Tai Chi (Chaos of Heaven and Earth), collectively known as the "Five Pre-Heavens."
Wang Ye gradually sorted out his chaotic thoughts, and his eyes slowly regained clarity.
He looked at the system panel before him.
His Tai Chi skill had long since dissipated.
Taking its place was—
[Innate Skill lv1 (0.00%)]
Wang Ye slowly withdrew from his Tai Chi stance.
He could perceive that his martial arts techniques showed no obvious improvent. So the changes brought by the Innate Skill must have been enhancents on another level.
Standing by the lakeside, Wang Ye used the moonlight to clearly observe his reflection.
In the reflection, his facial features were sharply defined, with deep eye sockets, a high nose bridge, and a well-defined jaw.
It was evident that after acquiring the Innate Skill, his eyes beca much brighter and more spirited.
His aura underwent a trendous change; what once blended with the masses now carried a hint of ethereal transcendence.
Even his face beca much more handso.
"Surely the Innate Skill isn’t just making a bit more handso."
Wang Ye gently shook his head, returning to the tent, and seated himself cross-legged on the moisture-proof mat.
He stroked his chin, pondering on the changes that surpassing the limits of Tai Chi had brought him.
Wang Ye first closed his eyes, trying to cultivate the Innate Skill according to the newly acquired rules in his mind for a while.
This Innate Skill had a na sowhat similar to a kind of Inner Power in martial arts novels. Yet, its practice resembled more the cultivation techniques in Immortal Heroes novels, able to harness external magnetic forces through Breathing Techniques for personal use.
However, in the "Innate Skill," this energy isn’t called "magnetic force," but "Primordial Qi," also known as "Innate Qi," "Innate True Qi," and "Innate One Qi." Long-term practice of the Innate Skill could accumulate more and more "Primordial Qi" within him, used to enhance the power and speed of attacks or movent, and enhance the strength of Telekinesis.
After a long ti.
Wang Ye opened his eyes, exhaling a breath of turbid air.
He could feel that the most significant enhancent from this upgrade was the increase of his internal magnetic force concentration by a substantial tier.
If his body was likened to a bucket, previously filled with stones with many gaps and being very light, now it was filled with gravel, covering all gaps, thus dramatically increasing the weight.
Wang Ye could tangibly feel his telekinetic strength increasing by more than three tis.
He attempted to lift a nearby stone, seemingly weighing twenty to thirty pounds, using Telekinesis. Under his full control, the stone mysteriously floated up and moved according to his will.
"Next, I’ll test the Light Body Technique."
Wang Ye stood up, attempting "Flying" on the spot.
But despite his full effort, he could only make his body lighten by tens of pounds.
Unable to completely float.
Ultimately, he had no choice but to give up.
Wang Ye continued to scan the surrounding scenery, then focused on an old tree trunk appearing to be centuries old.
He took a deep breath, then suddenly accelerated, charging towards the tree trunk.
He instantly leaped up, running ten steps up the trunk. At the mont his feet left the ground, the Void Master’s trait of boosting all attributes by 10% instantly took effect, visibly increasing his leg’s stepping speed.
In just three to four seconds, he had climbed 17 ters high using Wall-Climbing and Roof-Jumping.
Countless leaves rustled down from his steps, and the birds on the tree were startled into flight. Among them was a crow approximately fifty centiters long.
But Wang Ye pressed on, his eyes suddenly sharpening.
He abruptly kicked off the tree trunk, changing direction.
He was charging straight toward the crow in mid-air!
The crow panicked, cawing loudly,
flapping its wings even faster.
But Wang Ye’s speed was even faster.
Wang Ye stomped hard on the crow’s back with lightning speed.
The crow let out a shrill squawk, then plumted towards the ground.
Wang Ye, using this recoil, ascended another 2-3 ters.
At this point, he had reached a height of over 20 ters, equivalent to seven or eight stories high.
But soon, the montum began to dwindle.
As soon as Wang Ye noticed his body starting to fall, he instantly activated Qi Lifting and Light Body with full force, assuming a wingsuit flight posture, attempting to slow down his descent to the minimum.
He spiraled and glided in the air several tis, utilizing wind resistance to the fullest.
The intense magnetic force clung to his body, resisting gravity.
After about fifteen seconds, he landed with a thud.
But Wang Ye was unscathed.
At most, he was just a bit muddied and dirty.
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