Chapter 9: Were Seriously Rich (2/2)

In this world, the basics of martial dao were -- there were twelve major acupoints in a person’s body, and twelve h the an acupoint, and coalesce the body’s energy into one current of true qi

Altogether, there were twelve meridians true qi in the true qi realdom, there existed no one who had been able to obtain twelveall twelvethe twelve acupoints

Therefore, a sentence existed in the world of training: Twelve levels of true qi separate snakes and dragons

Whether a practitioner was a dragon or snake depended on how many acupoints he could clear in his body

Generally speaking, clearing threeThree meridians true qi were called the realer than your average person They were suitable for joining thehomes

If one surpassed three and ithin six levels, that counted as intermediate level true qi This level of practitioner enjoyed higher status a thetheir hand in other professions, they would achieve good results

As for surpassing six levels and staying with nine levels, then that was entering the advanced level of true qi

There were exceedingly feithin the advanced level If one became an advanced level practitioner, then he would be quite a character in the Eastern Kingdoion

Those above nine levels would be hailed as true qi on scales

They were few and far in between in the entire Eastern Kingdom Anyone who could train to the ninth level or above would be respectfully titled a true qi enius of martial dao

But of course, the twelve levels of true qi were still only a basic foundation at the end of the day Within the realm of true qi, one was still only a true qi practitioner nohe was If they could not transform their true qi to spirit qi, then their path of martial dao was but an elusive and futile effort All would be as ephemeral as the clouds at the end of two hundred years of life

Thus, there was another sentence that existed as one ascended higher: if true qi does not transmute to spirit qi, then one is still a worave rise to this saying: Twelve levels of true qi separate snakes and dragons if true qi does not transmute to spirit qi, then one is still a worm

What did it mean to transmute true qi to spirit qi?

It was the act of training true qi to an ut true qi to spirit qi It was to borrow the powers of heaven and earth, and transfor to supreme spirit power

Once true qi was converted to spirit qi, that hen one shook off the shackles of martial dao and entered the dao of spirit

Spirit dao practitioners created clouds with the flip of a hand, and made it rain with another flip They could summon forth the wind and rain, move mountains and frame the sea

It was said that even the combined efforts of ten true qi masters would be unable to withstand a careless blow from a spirit dao practitioner

It would not be hyperbole to say that if soolden scaled dragon soaring above the clouds!

There was a legend of a strong spirit dao warrior residing in the Eastern Kingdom He was a recluse, hidden deeply, andwould have to humble himself and pay his respects to this warrior

The funny things was, in the world ofthe paths of spirit dao rarely surfaced, there were still a feever, there were none that nust the supreme true qi masters

What did one enius martial dao practitioner who had cleared all twelve acupoints and meridians

In the annals of its history, no one had ever given birth to such a genius in the Eastern Kingdodoms very rarely boasted of one

A twelve meridians true qi master was even more uncommon than a spirit dao practitioner

As for the ten, eleven dom had a small handful of those

But for reasons unknown, there wasn’t a single twelve , once someone had trained to the eleven ht and clear the twelve acupoint as well But the rules of training were just that harsh

Soon after training to the elevenin the end, and evento atte to the laws of reatest chance of trans true qi to spirit qi The probability would shrink by one half if under 40, with no chance at all after 50

Therefore, if one didn’tto the eleven levels of true qi, they would forever lose this chance if their age exceeded the appropriate range

Training to the twelvewithin the true qi realm, and one’s lifespan would not exceed 300 years

But once a practitioner transmuted their true qi, their lifespan would i rise to many more opportunities on the path of martial dao

Therefore, ten and eleven meridians true qi masters were always faced with this dilemma Do they continue to explore twelve meridians true qi? Or make the best use of their time and transform true qi to spirit qi?

This was a difficult decision, but reason would win out over impulse for most true qi masters, and they would choose to transforh the success rate of trans was also low, at least it was better than the fleeting gesture of pursuing the twelve ht?

The additional years of life granted froreatest te Chen of today had no time to muse on these matters

With his current abilities, this was all too abstract and unattainable for hi he did not need to think about, for now

The probleth as on Trials If he couldn’t even pass the basic exaht to compete in the Trials, then his first steps in this newly reincarnated life would be truly too depressing