In short,

The ninety-nine levels after the battle ladder cannot provide an effective and convenient way to deal with Xia Geng's corpse. It can only make people get used to it and adapt to it in advance so as not to lose their composure when suddenly caught off guard.

Therefore, the ninety-nine levels behind the Battle Mountain are not a place you must visit. If you have the time, you might as well get one more Battle Soul to increase your cultivation.

Zhou Buzhou fell silent.

After thinking about it, he had some ideas about improving his strength.

He immediately punched the sandbag hanging in the living room.

The fist just touched the sandbag.

The cowhide sandbag exploded directly.

The iron sand contained in it fell everywhere.

An ordinary punch should have a force of several thousand pounds.

Zhou Buzhou thought about it for a while, then silently channeled his true energy into his body, using it to gather the iron sand scattered on the ground.

Then, he grasped the sword in his right hand, and the embryonic form of sword intent surged up in an instant.

The prototype of sword intent has indeed been strengthened a lot!

It is at least 30% stronger than before.

The improvement of the prototype of sword intent should be closely related to swordsmanship.

When he fought against that figure before, he only corrected two minor flaws in his sword moves, and the prototype of his sword intent had a qualitative improvement.

It seems that I need to spend more time on swordsmanship and sword moves in the future, so as to fully understand the true meaning of sword as soon as possible.

Thinking this way,

He suddenly thought of a book of sword moves that he had put aside for a long time.

Immediately, Zhou Buzhou found the backpack.

He quickly took out the combat book that Sage Jianyue had forced upon him - Liuyun Qianzhang, which was created by Yi Yong, the former principal of the Lingbu base and the one who had once cut off a corner of Venerable Long with one sword.

The books are not very thick.

There are only twenty pages.

Some of them are written in calligraphy, which is larger and takes up more space, and has even less content.

What's more, there are several pages of icons and graphics interspersed among these twenty pages.

The actual description of the sword moves is only about a thousand words in total.

It took Zhou Buzhou only ten minutes to finish reading the whole book and almost understand it.

The so-called Thousand-foot Flowing Clouds is a sword technique with water attributes.

This sword move was created using the principle that water can turn into steam, which can rise to the sky and turn into clouds.

The murderous intent lies in only two steps.

The first step is the moment when the water-attributed true qi is transformed into steam with the help of secret techniques, that is, the absolute explosive power at the moment when water turns into steam.

The second step of killing intent is to let the water vapor go straight into the sky with a fierce force.

Of course, there are some other key steps involved.

After reading this sword-fighting book, Zhou Buzhou couldn't help but sigh.

It really is true that everything is a sword!

Master Yi Yong's swordsmanship is indeed extraordinary.

Even the two common phenomena of water turning into steam and steam rising into the sky were figured out by the sage Yi Yong to reveal the true meaning of swordsmanship.

It was based on this common phenomenon that he created this powerful sword move that once cut off a corner of the Dragon Lord.

Moreover, according to the description on the last page of the book, if one can cultivate to the second level of combat skills, one can directly cut out clouds and mist.

In an instant, the sky was filled with clouds and mist.

The enemy's vision will be obscured, but your own vision will not be affected.

If one can cultivate to the third realm of artistic conception, then one can cut out the ethereal and uncertain reality with one sword.

The reason why Yi Yong was able to cut off a corner of the Dragon Venerable with one sword was because he struck out with a sword that was uncertain whether it was real or fake.

However, combat skills of artistic conception are limited by the individual's comprehension of the artistic conception, so it is uncertain whether everyone who cultivates to the artistic conception can use this sword to strike out with uncertain power.

As for the realm of Tao.

In this world, I have never heard of a few people who can cultivate combat skills to the realm of Dao.

Sage Yi Yong also sighed at the end - he didn't know whether he could see the true face of Dao Realm combat skills in this lifetime.

Obviously, even Master Yi Yong, the creator of Flowing Clouds Thousand Zhangs, was unable to cultivate Flowing Clouds Thousand Zhangs to the fourth realm of Dao.

After thoroughly understanding the thousand-foot flowing cloud, Zhou Buzhou felt a little annoyed.

He finally understood why Sage Jianyue insisted on forcing him to learn the Thousand-foot Flowing Cloud within three months.

Sage Jianyue was clearly afraid that he would die, so he forced him to buy this sword technique that could save his life.

Think about it, if you really encounter an enemy that you can't defeat, you can use the "Flowing Cloud Thousands of Feet" move to slash out, and thick clouds and fog will rise up, and the enemy will almost be blinded.

At that time, couldn't Zhou Buzhou take the opportunity to slip away?

Although he rejected the idea of avoiding war in his heart, he even firmly believed that the sword should move forward and should not seek retreat.

But Zhou Buzhou still planned to learn the Liuyun Qianzhang sword move.

What if there is really a need?

Besides, who stipulated that if you make the enemy lose sight, you can only run away instead of taking the opportunity to kill the enemy?

Furthermore, the so-called power of the sword in the third realm that can cut out uncertain real and fake power really attracted Zhou Buzhou deeply.

He couldn't understand what the uncertainty of reality and illusion was.

But the real and the unreal are the most mysterious things in this world.

Therefore, Zhou Buzhou was very yearning for it.

And for now,

His own cultivation level was improving at a fairly fast pace, but his fighting methods were somewhat simple.

I'm not afraid of close combat.

He has absolute confidence in his swordsmanship.

But when fighting with various combat skills, he would simply integrate all his strength into the Zhanlu Sword.

At most, after integrating all the power, it seems to have created a powerful fighting skill - Jue Sheng.

But the sword of life-threatening is, fundamentally speaking, still a reckless move, using all one's own strength to do so.

It can't be considered a real fighting skill!

Therefore, he needs to learn more methods and combat skills.

Just like Li Changfeng, it takes people by surprise.

Just like the practitioners in the capital, almost every one of them has a unique and refreshing method.

Not to mention the Wen family's method of refining corpses, nor the secret method of Li Changfeng's Yin-Yang Gang Formation.

Even Chen Shaofei's fighting skills that could suddenly solidify the entire world were like those of a magician or a cultivator.

That was totally different from what Zhou Buzhou understood as practitioners hacking at each other!

After coming into contact with more and more practitioners, Zhou Buzhou now feels that he should change his definition of a practitioner, or directly apply the definition of an immortal cultivator.

In fact, once you go up a level, the fighting methods are really no longer like those of the quasi-first level, where ordinary people fight for victory or defeat and life or death in a small space.

Thinking about this, Zhou Buzhou put the book aside and silently sorted out the steps of cultivation in his mind.

He then focused his mind and began to practice the Thousand-foot Flowing Cloud.

Among the thousands of feet of flowing clouds, water-attributed true energy is the foundation.

Zhou Buzhou slowly mobilized the black true energy in his body.

But as he moved, he always felt that his black true qi did not seem to be water-attributed true qi.

Moreover, the black and white true qi in his body were not as clearly separated as the dual-attribute true qi, but were entangled with each other.

There is no way to truly make a clear distinction!