With Countless Qualities Bestowed Upon Me, I Shall Ultimately Become Immortal Chapter 155 - 144: Five Elements Core, Mystery of Traits (3k

ng Chuan checked his Limit Breaking panel once again, and the level indicators for other traits were still there.

Like [Trait: Nirvana Rainbow (Advanced)], there was no change.

ng Chuan pondered in confusion, and his already weary heart and spirit were once again occupied by curiosity.

"A level-less trait? Five Qi Chaoyuan does sound impressive, but not more so than One Certainty, Eternal Certainty, and Resurrection..."

He felt it had nothing to do with the level of the trait, and he should delve into its aning.

He got up, took his phone, searched for so information, and combined it with what Master Luo had explained today, he faintly felt a sense of enlightennt.

"Five Qi Chaoyuan is a Daoist term, often related to cultural and cultivation theories.

I’ve understood the Five Qi, ’Chao’ ans converging, and ’Yuan’ refers to the origin of Innate Qi.

Putting them together, it ans to converge the Qi of the five organs to a single point, returning to the innate origin state?"

ng Chuan’s speculation gradually received a response.

What was even more astonishing was that the words [Limit Breaking Trait: Five Qi Chaoyuan] were slowly blurring.

As bizarre lights continued to flicker, the panel underwent its first change since he owned it.

ng Chuan waited patiently, and after a few breaths, the mutation stopped.

[Limit Breaking Trait: Five Qi Chaoyuan (Core)]

He focused again, and a line of small characters gradually appeared beneath it.

[Basic Core of the Internal Five Organs...]

ng Chuan scanned it again, not even One Certainty, Eternal Certainty, and Nirvana Rainbow had a [Core] suffix.

Instantaneously, a wealth of related information flooded into ng Chuan’s mind.

[Form and Intent Five Elents and Five Organs, acquiring the trait of Five Elents Fist and Foot Skill, residing in the corresponding heart, liver, spleen, lungs, and kidneys, converging into Five Qi Chaoyuan.]

"Does it an to return the Qi of the Five Elents to the origin, integrating the scattered Form and Intent Five Elents traits into a whole?"

"Then what about the Six Bowels? Surely, there will also be traits that enter and reside, perhaps Body Technique or... Hard Skills? It’s just that its core is still unknown."

With ng Chuan’s current Martial Arts understanding and combining so views from his past life, this was all he could comprehend for now.

The specific function and why it is called a first-tier core will be revealed once the limits are broken.

"Train, with One Certainty, Eternal Certainty, even a Hard Liver can be broken beyond limits."

As for traits like One Certainty, Eternal Certainty, and Nirvana Rainbow, ng Chuan felt they could not be integrated into the five organs and six bowels.

The specific mysteries will undoubtedly be gradually unveiled as he continues his Martial Arts journey.

If Five Qi Chaoyuan is the core of Form and Intent Five Elents, then One Certainty, Eternal Certainty is his personal core.

Its countless wondrous uses are impacting every aspect of his martial training.

He increasingly felt that his earlier choices were not wrong, just a bit stubborn.

But this also demonstrated ng Chuan’s pure heart, realizing that even pushing it to [Perfection: 99%] took ten years.

Without this steadfast determination, who knows when he would obtain this super trait.

Not wanting to think about it further, ng Chuan took advantage of his clear mind to plan his training ti allocation going forward.

"It’s just right that these Five Elents Qiankun Fists can’t be practiced too much, freeing up so ti to practice other fist techniques.

Although it’s the introductory phase, daily practice can only increase progress by 2 or 3 points, requiring at least a month to beco proficient.

With my current Martial Arts understanding and Qi Blood, practicing a few third-rate fist techniques for half an hour each day can increase proficiency by about 10%.

The remaining extra fist training ti, Luo’s Bajiquan, let see where your limit lies..."

ng Chuan did not feel that the progress of [Five Elents Qiankun Fist] was too slow, as top-tier Martial Arts are inherently hard to master.

Coupled with its inherent difficulty, it ranks among the top even among first-rate.

Moreover, his constitution and comprehension are indeed average, depending entirely on traits and persistence to exert themselves.

As his Martial Arts understanding improves and as he acquires so fist comprehension traits, his cultivation speed will only escalate, so ng Chuan is not anxious.

Before bed, he checked the Martial Arts rchant Mall to see the pricing of the [Five Elents Soup] ingredients, to ntally prepare himself.

A thirty-day dose, five kinds of herbs totaling exactly 300,000, 10,000 a day...

ng Chuan felt helpless, with only three million left in his pocket, it was uncertain if it could last until mid-next year.

He thought practicing martial arts was not costly, only hard skills were expensive, seems he spoke too soon...

"I am determined to win the Supernova Competition’s affiliate spot!"

He didn’t want to live off his master, from spirit dicines for improving constitution to buying a house, etc.

Converted to money, Master Luo had already spent at least a hundred million on him!

ng Chuan truly had no face to ask for more money; he must earn it himself.

His extraordinary joy was diluted by financial pressure, and ng Chuan went to sleep with a heavy heart.

...

Ti flies.

The weather has turned cooler, but within the beautiful grounds of Huayun Prefecture, every day a young figure in thin clothes welcod the morning light, practicing martial arts before dawn under the moonlight.

anwhile, though ng Chuan was low-key, everyone in the school knew.

A young man had joined United University Preparatory High School.

With ng Chuan breaking through to proficiency in Iron Cloth Shirt and achieving Perfection with Doma Iron Arm, his strike-hardening journey at Ping’an Middle School ca to an end.

Inside Ping’an Middle School.

"ng Chuan, keep it up. When you go see Brother Gang for hardening, ntion , maybe he’ll give you a discount."

Chen Tie said reluctantly.

ng Chuan was not only a good partner for strike-hardening but also a good student he had taught for a long ti.

ng Chuan nodded with a smile; the next phase of hard skills training would start costing money, but this expense couldn’t be skimped on, it was necessary.

Principal Zong was also in the Martial Arts Dojo, his eyes full of expectation.

With the training enthusiasm of the entire school’s teachers and students ignited, he took the lead, determined to practice in the dojo for an hour every day...

After all, with age, Qi Blood declines, just so activity to set an example for the students.

Today, as they parted ways, who knows when he will see ng Chuan again, probably only during the martial exam.

He spoke earnestly:

"ng Chuan, co back often when you can, the juniors and seniors all take pride in you."

ng Chuan felt embarrassed; it’s not like he was transferring schools.

Principal Zong continued:

"Co on, give our Qi and Blood Tester a try before you leave."

ng Chuan nodded. It had been a long ti since he last asured his qi and blood, and he wasn’t sure how much he’d improved.

[Qi and Blood Value 96.5 7 levels]

Although his Five Elents Qiankun Fist wasn’t yet mastered, he had made progress in the three forms of gold, water, and earth.

Moreover, the Limit Breaking path of the Luo Family Eight Extres was advancing steadily, and his qi and blood had increased by about 7 points.

[Luo Family Eight Extres: Perfection (39%) Pending Limit Break]

[Limit Break Trait: Chaotic Heaven (Interdiate)]

This was the fist skill he had practiced the longest, with over fifteen hundred hours of day and night hard work!

Having imrsed himself in it for so long, he reached Perfection and quickly achieved 25% progress due to his deep understanding.

With continued practice, his proficiency steadily increased, almost gaining 1 point in progress every day with two hours of practice.

"The Chaotic Heaven trait, according to my current analysis of martial arts theory, should be able to improve my bones and regulate my breath. It’s the perfect thod for practicing fist skills."

According to the information ng Chuan found online, no one in Great Chu had obtained a similar corresponding trait.

But it didn’t rule out that no one with such a trait had reached the Grandmaster level.

As for why only a Grandmaster could na a trait, ng Chuan didn’t know.

But this question would soon be answered.

The owner of the Karma Fire Candle Dragon trait, Principal Yin Tianshou of Yong’an Martial Arts University, urged him to visit a while ago.

ng Chuan planned to take this opportunity to ask so questions about traits.

Principal Yin was the strongest person with a trait that he knew, so naturally, he would be more authoritative.

This was fundantal to him and couldn’t be handled carelessly.

Thus, he didn’t just randomly look up information online, and since Master Luo didn’t possess a trait, ng Chuan didn’t ask him.

Principal Zong was flabbergasted to see ng Chuan’s qi and blood increase so much in just a re half month.

Seven points of qi and blood—many people would never reach such a high level in their lifeti...

He led ng Chuan to the center platform of the Martial Arts Dojo, where everyone focused their gaze.

At this mont, the dojo was filled with martial arts students from the entire school.

Looking at that legendary figure in the center, deafening cheers filled the air.

"Brother Chuan!"

ng Chuan felt embarrassed, unsure of what spectacle the principal was planning.

But Principal Zong didn’t make him speak; instead, he calmly said:

"Standing before you is ng Chuan. It’s true, we must acknowledge his extraordinary martial arts talent.

But what I’m telling you is that effort and persistence are his greatest gifts.

The twelve-year story of National Justice Fist, I’ve ntioned it at least a hundred tis. If you have half his determination and perseverance, aside from top martial arts universities, where can’t you get in easily?"

With Principal Zong’s heartfelt words, the excited crowd gradually cald down.

Finally, ng Chuan left slowly with Principal Zong.

At the school gate, ng Chuan’s eyes were filled with determination.

Principal Zong joked first instead:

"ng Chuan, no need to say extra words. Uncle knows what you’re thinking. Train well, and when the ti cos, repay your alma mater, hahaha."

ng Chuan felt a bit awkward at being predicted.

"Good luck!"

Watching ng Chuan’s departing figure, Principal Zong’s eyes grew a bit moist.

"He is the most outstanding student I have ever taught."

A mont later, he turned and walked to the office building to handle so official duties.

"Principal, soone from Yanhua Martial Arts University’s preparatory is waiting for you in the office."

"Okay, I got it."

He had a hunch that the visitor was there for ng Chuan.

A mont later, in the principal’s office.

Sure enough, Director Zhang from Yanhua expressed interest in having ng Chuan transfer to Yanhua Preparatory High School.

"If you have any requests, feel free to ask. We’ll try to accommodate at Yanhua."

Principal Zong took off his glasses and slowly said:

"I can’t make this decision; it’s up to ng Chuan."

"Where is he? Would it be convenient for him to co over now?"

Principal Zong showed a peculiar expression:

"He just left. He’s at United University practicing martial arts..."

...

The next day.

At the United University Preparatory High School’s martial arts theory class, a new figure appeared.

This person was none other than ng Chuan, who was eager to learn.

Ping’an Middle School didn’t have these conditions, so it was always Master Luo who would occasionally teach him. This was his first ti attending a martial arts theory class.

Sitting at the desk today brought back mories as if he returned to the student life of mountainous books and oceanic literature.

But there was one thing that puzzled ng Chuan.

He sat in the first row, left corner, but why were there no other students at the three neighboring desks behind and to his left?

Occasionally glancing back, he’d always et eyes with others looking at him, which was a bit unsettling.

He suppressed his curiosity and carefully listened to the lecture, then consulted Zong Ping afterward.

[Hey Brother Chuan, I’ll give you an account. Check out our school’s forum, and you’ll understand.]