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Slowly circulating the energy within his body, Bu Xin fell into a deep silence, his thoughts becoming ethereal.
This was his first time cultivating the energy inside him, and he struggled to control the flow of that breath within his meridians, especially at the bends where he often felt a sense of stagnation and difficulty.
Since he had not learned the Secret Technique, he could only follow the common energy cultivation methods used across the continent, controlling the energy within ten Acupoints, allowing it to flow through several slightly bright meridians, continuously expanding their width.
After all, the Human Body has seven hundred twenty Acupoints that can store energy, but the circulation and explosion of that energy can only occur through fourteen meridians.
Thus, the width and resilience of these meridians would be put to a significant test.
It was akin to comparing the seven hundred twenty Acupoints to seven hundred twenty individuals, while the fourteen meridians were the fourteen bridges they needed to cross.
If these fourteen bridges were extremely narrow, only allowing two people to pass side by side, then it would naturally be very difficult for everyone to cross in a short amount of time.
However, if all fourteen bridges were exceedingly wide, then the issue of many people being unable to cross in a short time would be easily resolved. This illustrates the importance of having resilient and wide meridians.
As he expanded his meridians, Bu Xin controlled each stream of energy entering the Energy Core, nurturing it for a while before circulating it out again and directing it back into the Acupoints.
This cycle made the energy more refined, achieving an enhancement effect.
In the Fran Continent, the number of warriors was countless, but those who could stand out among Ten Thousand were few and far between.
The saying goes that those who are poor in knowledge are rich in martial prowess; many talented warriors ultimately fade into obscurity due to a lack of abundant resources. In contrast, many young masters from wealthy families can progress further on their martial paths due to their ample resources.
Take Reynold for example; he dominated as the strongest among the younger generation in Sparta City for years until he encountered Bu Xin, which ended his legend. Most offspring from prestigious families achieve some level of success; even someone like Vulture-faced Bill can sweep away numerous peers when equipped with Amplification Equipment.
Bu Xin was a unique factor; he did not have a prominent background or sufficient resources to support him. Yet he possessed two trump cards that an ordinary person could only dream of: Vampire Physique and Data Upgrade System.
Regarding energy cultivation, perhaps ordinary warriors without a Secret Technique could only rely on diligent daily practice to hope for advancement in the future.
However, Bu's approach is different; cultivating the energy within his body is a shortcut to enhancing his existing combat power.
Even without cultivating internal energy, he can achieve his goal of leveling up by acquiring Experience points.
For most people, being able to break through levels so easily seems like an unattainable dream. But for Bu, things are not that simple.
Perhaps the unique Upgrade System can help him quickly break through levels. As long as he accumulates enough Experience points, he can smoothly level up. However, if his pursuit is limited to this, it would seem too lacking in ambition.
It is important to note that there is a significant gap in strength between the same levels.
Factors such as the strength of Combat Skills, the quality of Amplification Equipment, whether one possesses strange Forbidden Techniques, and the richness of internal energy all contribute to this disparity.
These various factors invisibly widen the gap in strength between individuals at the same level.
If Bu were to casually accumulate Experience points and rush to level up, he might become the fastest breakthrough martial artist in the history of Fran Continent. However, he could also end up being the weakest among those at the same level due to insufficient foundation.
As the saying goes, "thick accumulation leads to thin release." Those who seek quick success may soar rapidly at first but often lack depth and stability, ultimately leading to failure after much effort.
In contrast, those who are grounded and take steady steps will solidify their foundation. Even when faced with great storms in the future, they can stand firm.
Bu has made up his mind: if he is going to do it, he will do it to the best of his ability. If he seeks strength, it will be extraordinary—strong enough to make others tremble!
To achieve this, he is willing to spend several times more effort to solidify his foundation. Only when his internal energy reaches its maximum capacity will he break through.
This is not something that can be accomplished overnight; it requires painstaking effort and the ability to endure solitude through daily hard work.
The Human Body has fourteen meridians and seven hundred twenty acupoints.
In the history of Fran Continent, even the so-called divine-level Secret Techniques have been unable to completely cultivate all acupoints.
Not to mention that in the Fran Continent, there are no divine-level Secret Techniques at all.
The only legendary-level Secret Technique, even when cultivated to the highest level of nine layers, can only open up the twelve meridians and four hundred sixty acupoints in the Human Body.
Moreover, this Secret Technique is divided into three parts and treasured by the three remaining legendary powerhouses in the Fran Continent, who can be considered living fossils.
Who would dare to provoke these three legendary powerhouses?
When low-level warriors break through to Intermediate, the energy within their bodies occupies only ten acupoints, which means their energy value on the personal attribute panel is 100 points.
Calculating this way, each acupoint can accommodate 10 points of Energy Value.
The Human Body has a total of seven hundred twenty acupoints, so the maximum Energy Value a warrior can contain within their body is 700 points.
However, this is merely theoretical; throughout history in the Fran Continent, no one has been able to cultivate all seven hundred twenty acupoints to completion.
Even a Demigod from legends does not possess that capability.
An ordinary Intermediate Level warrior can successfully advance to Intermediate Level 4 when they have cultivated fifty acupoints; to break through from Level 4 to Level 5, they need to cultivate one hundred acpoints; and a Level 5 powerhouse must cultivate over two hundred acupoints to break through to High-Level.
Cultivating over two hundred acupoints allows one to break through to High-Level, which has become a consensus among warriors in the Fran Continent.
However, this method is only applicable to ordinary warriors who have not learned any Secret Techniques.
For those with exceptional talent who have learned Secret Techniques, these theories limited to ordinary warriors are not within their consideration.
A Mid-Level Warrior who has not learned any Secret Technique may only aim for basic values. But for those who are self-important and have learned Secret Techniques, breaking conventions becomes a normal occurrence.
This also creates a significant disparity in strength among warriors of the same level.
A very simple example, compare the 720 Acupoint in Human Body to 720 buckets. Of these seven hundred and twenty buckets, theoretically, all Mid-Level Warrior can only have a maximum of two hundred. Every time a warrior cultivates the energy in his body, it is equivalent to pouring water into a bucket. When the water in the first fifty buckets is filled, the Intermediate Level warrior can break through to Intermediate level 4. Then continue to get more buckets and practice until the final two hundred buckets are filled with water, and the warrior can break through to High-Level. Of course, such a logical breakthrough process is limited to routine. After all, the warriors who have cultivated up to two hundred Acupoint are ordinary warriors who have never learned the Secret Technique. For them, cultivating to two hundred Acupoint may be the peak. But for those who have learned Secret Technique, two hundred Acupoints are just a starting point. Because of the powerful speciality of Secret Technique, the final number of Acupoint they can open will exceed the base of two hundred and reach more. And the energy they cultivate is no longer ordinary energy without any attributes. Instead, the energy is divided into different attributes according to their different Secret Technique, which is more pure and powerful than the former. This is not a privilege, but the uniqueness of Secret Technique. For example, Hawk, after a flying knife seriously injured Bu, the black energy poured into the flying knife was many times more difficult to deal with than ordinary non-attributed energy, which was extremely damaging. In fact, there is no step to Secret Technique. The Secret Technique named Sleeping Dragon Heart Sutra that I got from Benson after I killed him is still being carefully collected by Bu Xin. But it is very helpless, this Secret Technique has practice restrictions, and it can only be learned by level 4 of Intermediate. With Bu's strength that had just broken through to the Intermediate Level, he could only stare at it, unable to learn in advance. …
Time passed quickly during the cultivation. Just as Bu was circulating the energy within his body for the twelfth time, he suddenly sensed something and stopped his practice, opening his eyes in an instant.
At that moment, the door to the room was suddenly pushed open with a creak, and a somewhat disheveled figure stumbled in.
Bu Wei was taken aback for a moment. After carefully examining the newcomer, he quickly jumped off the bed and called out, "Locke, are you okay?"
The person who entered was indeed Locke, who was now panting heavily, breathing in large gulps of air. He was covered in dust, and there was a prominent five-finger mark on his neck, suggesting that someone had gripped him tightly by the throat.
"Master... Master..." Locke greedily took a few deep breaths and managed to utter two words with great difficulty. One hand was propped on his knee while the other waved toward Bu in a comical manner.
"Don't rush. Sit down first. Whatever it is, tell me after you catch your breath," Bu said as he stepped forward to support Locke's body. He then looked up at the open door but saw no one else around.
"Um, I'm... I'm fine now," Locke said while looking at Bu. He seemed to struggle to swallow before shaking his head.
After saying this, Locke appeared to remember something and quickly turned to look toward the door. Upon seeing that there was no one there, he let out a long sigh of relief.
"What happened? Did Hawk bring you here?" Seeing Locke's frightened expression, Bu guessed part of the reason and asked with a hint of amusement.
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