I Can See Your Combat Power-Chapter 850 - 144: Turning Decay into Magic

Chapter 850: Chapter 144: Turning Decay into Magic

Even though Luo QingChi had already repeatedly elevated Tang Luo’s status in his mind, witnessing the opponent’s exquisitely skilled body technique still couldn’t help but astonish him. Although it was only a momentary tremor, he felt it clearly, as the Primary Qi coffin that had been shattered was under his control, all 639 strands of energy clearly felt.

The human body has a total of 206 bones and 639 complete muscles. The standard for a body technique master is the ability to precisely control each muscle, and achieving this usually requires decades of arduous training. Yet the young man before him was at most in his early twenties.

With such an age and such mastery over his body technique, coupled with the Two Ambiguity Innate Qi’s Dao body, if he were to follow the same path as the evil god of Beimang, the entire human world would fall into a blood-red cataclysm!

He must eradicate the Yin-Yang Grinding, and the already profound features of Luo QingChi grew even more somber and determined!

If Tang Luo knew that revealing his little tricks would solidify the other’s resolve to destroy his divine power, he definitely wouldn’t have shown them so readily, but now it was too late for anything.

“Today, whether you are willing or not, I am determined to annihilate this evil entity. Do not force me to take action!”

As Luo QingChi’s low shout echoed, space began to throb, and Primary Qi transformed into innumerable chains, binding Tang Luo securely.

However, these Primary Qi chains burst apart in less than a moment. The Xuanwu Dharma Aspect appeared beneath the giant’s feet; the Mysterious Snake, with its sharp poisonous fangs, aimed at Luo QingChi’s chest.

Unperturbed, the Grandmaster simply pointed and turned the Mysterious Snake to ash. With a flick of his sleeve, he summoned a great wind and clouds, with Heavenly and Earthly Qi taking the form of a giant dragon, which struck the side of the Xuanwu Dharma Aspect and cracked the Xuan armor engraved with the Book of Prophecy.

As he freed his other hand to flick his sleeve, he found that numerous shadows of Heavenly Dragon Fists were coming at him, each endowed with several types of energy forces, prompting Luo QingChi to exclaim, “How is this possible!”

While continuously swinging his fists into the void, Tang Luo spoke coldly, “What’s so impossible!”

He certainly knew why Luo QingChi was astonished. Adhering energy forces onto a fist wind is incredibly difficult, and continuously swinging fists so that each one carries energy is pure fantasy, something not even a master of body technique could achieve.

He was able to do so, not because he was exceptionally skilled in body technique, but due to some special reasons.

Ever since he had switched to cultivating body technique, he realized that compared to his unmatched control over Spiritual Power technique, his aptitude for body technique wasn’t even average.

Despite his diligent efforts, his comprehension of body technique remained excruciatingly slow, and his control over his physical body was even more sluggish. If he truly practiced body technique according to the cultivation methods spoken of by the people, it would probably take him a hundred years to reach the level of a master.

Giving up Spirit Art to cultivate the art of the physique was done in order to become stronger, and if it resulted in becoming weaker, that truly would be too regrettable, undermining the plan he had been following for more than ten years.

Therefore, in the past two years, besides studying his own spirit, Tang Luo had been working on perfecting Plan 2.0.

Perhaps it was true that heaven rewards the diligent. After countless iterations, Tang Luo actually found a path of physical cultivation that belonged solely to him, something he had once doubted was even possible.

Because everyone says there are no shortcuts in physical cultivation, the art of the body is naught but the dumb repetition of training until quantity transforms into quality. So, at first, he also doubted whether his method was effective, yet after mastering the first level of rigidity in just half a month, he understood he had truly found a shortcut to the pinnacle of physical arts!

In two years, not only did Tang Luo figure out all nine types of rigidity and combine them completely, but he also began to comprehend the hidden softness of force. Such a tremendous change occurred because he had marked every muscle on his body and then infused them with Spiritual Power for control.

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Other cultivators use the force within their bodies to drive Spiritual Power for attacks, while he simply uses Spiritual Power to control the muscles for attacking. The precision of Spiritual Power controls every muscle in the body, using Spiritual Power to launch attacks, ensuring Tang Luo’s attacks never deform and retain the precision of a machine. Where others deploy force as an art of the body, he uses force as if casting a Spirit Art.

As the Star Core within his body grew larger and with the appearance of the black sphere spirit, his control over Spiritual Power reached an unparalleled level of mastery. Six hundred thirty-nine strands of evenly dispersed Spiritual Power obeyed his commands like his own limbs. His art of the body advanced by leaps and bounds under these circumstances, reaching the level of a master within a mere two years—and unlike any ordinary master of the art of the body, his formidable strength was constant.

Which muscles can vibrate to carry rigidity, which muscles can increase power, and which combinations of muscles can build the fusion of force—if he succeeded in an experiment once, he would have an additional set of instructions. The exaggerated control Tang Luo had over his Spiritual Power was fully demonstrated in this moment.

Even body art masters like Elder Tang Hongtao could not guarantee that every punch they threw was the strongest. For example, infusing a punch with more than five types of force was a matter of chance for all body art masters. An average body art master may guarantee such concentration of force once in five tries, and a more formidable master may do so once in four, but even top body art masters would hit the ceiling if they could do it once in three tries.

Because even the most formidable secret arts of body fortification cannot perfectly train each muscle, there will always be inconsistencies in strength, and some force techniques require muscles that are seldom trained to activate simultaneously. This leads to those less frequently trained muscles having different recovery times from the stronger ones, making it impossible to deliver every attack with full force.

But Tang Luo was different; his cultivation of the body’s art was controlled by Spiritual Power. As long as he figured out how to combine muscle groups to unleash combined forces, he would always be able to do so.

When he could carry three types of force, every punch he threw from then on carried three types of force. When he could carry five types, every punch thereafter had five types. Simply put, the limit of his body art was the limit of his research!

Unless he stopped deducing the force techniques, one day he could achieve the unity of ten thousand types of force, the blend of hardness and softness in one strike, and by then, he truly would be able to tell everyone that one punch is all it takes!

Although the future was bright, the work of deduction was ultimately becoming more complex. The human brain isn’t a computer, and at the beginning, just trying to remember the muscle combinations to execute force was agony for him. As his control over Spiritual Power grew stronger, he gradually discovered some secrets of the human body.

When Spiritual Power delved into the muscles, he could distinctly feel that muscles were not monolithic but composed of lines like threads. Some of these lines were three feet long while others were only a millimeter. To resolve his doubts, he once spent ten days counting the threads of the pectoralis major muscle and found more than a million and four hundred thousand. Approximately six billion such muscle threads could be estimated throughout the entire body!