At this moment, looking at the magnificent scene before him, Wang Zheng realized that his boastful words had almost caused him to miss a great opportunity.
The thought that he had just said he didn't need the reward made Wang Zheng want to slap himself a few times.
Fortunately, the two big shots didn't hold it against him. They not only answered his questions but also gave him the promised reward in full.
Looking at the bookshelf in front of him, which was densely packed with at least a hundred different cultivation techniques, Wang Zheng's mouth watered.
After examining them, he discovered that although a large portion of them were handwritten copies from memory by Nan Fengyi after they materialized, and he couldn't understand the text on them, there were still unique copies passed down from various sects.
Because of Nan Fengyi, Wang Zheng had experience with this type of cultivation technique and knew that even if such inherited techniques were scanned, they would only be treated as ordinary books by the panel.
Although it looks high-end and has a rather impressive name, it is actually a prime example of something that looks good but is useless.
On the other side of the bookshelf, there were some other books with Chinese labels, which were obviously low-level cultivation techniques passed down from so-called sects. These were the real treasures.
But despite saying that, it didn't stop Young Master Wang from scanning all the techniques in front of him and storing them in his mind as a backup.
What if one day I suddenly get the hang of it and can cultivate or add points to my skills?
After quickly reviewing all the inherited cultivation techniques that were impossible to practice, the next step was of utmost importance.
Wang Zheng walked quickly to the end of the bookshelf, picked up a small, golden booklet, and began to carefully read through it.
The cover of this manual was printed with the three traditional Chinese characters "Luohan Gong," clearly indicating that it was a secret manual passed down from generation to generation on Earth.
Although Wang Zheng didn't know the difference between this technique and martial arts manuals on Earth, that didn't stop him from starting the scan immediately!
However, unlike the previous scan of the inherited cultivation technique, this manual was quite difficult to scan and seemed to require some more time.
Wang Zheng vaguely saw a progress bar appear out of thin air in his mind, starting to load little by little.
This was the first time such an unexpected situation had occurred, so Wang Zheng didn't dare to be careless and quickly focused his attention.
Seeing Wang Zheng engrossed in the manual in his hand, Zhao Yucai wasn't worried that Wang Zheng was trying to memorize it by rote. He planned to write it down and practice it slowly when he got back.
After all, anyone who tries this technique knows how difficult it is, and it hasn't been improved or perfected at all.
If it were that easy, he would have already distributed it all and promoted it extensively; there would be no need for it to be sealed away until now.
It would be fine if Wang Zheng really learned everything, but if he failed to remind him properly and the kid ruined himself by practicing, resulting in the loss of a promising young talent, he would have nowhere to turn to for help.
Yes, that's right. At this moment, in the hearts of the people of the whole country, Young Master Wang is the most outstanding genius in China, without exception.
With such a treasure, such a genius, who wouldn't protect him with utmost care? After all, given Wang Zheng's current status and position, it wouldn't be an exaggeration to call him the hope of China's future.
Even in the eyes of well-informed bigwigs like Li Guofeng and Zhao Yucai, this so-called future is not far off...
Although Zhao Yucai felt that no matter how talented Wang Zheng was, he definitely couldn't learn these techniques in a short time, he still kindly explained to Wang Zheng:
"These are all fragments that were originally left on Earth and passed down from generation to generation. Although they occasionally contain wonders, they are generally not considered to be top-notch cultivation techniques."
Moreover, it is not only difficult to cultivate, but many secret techniques also require the use of herbal medicine to strengthen the body, making it impossible to even begin to learn.
The annotations above are the insights and experiences recorded by all the predecessors who have practiced this method. You can refer to them as well.
The Arhat Technique in your hand is a martial art that can enhance physical strength. After practicing it, the body becomes as hard as iron and emits golden light, greatly increasing defensive capabilities.
It's a pity this is an incomplete version, so you can't continue practicing it. As for the improvement it can provide, it's very limited given your current physique..."
Upon hearing the explanation, Wang Zheng immediately thought of the young man named Zhu Canyang from the exchange competition with freshmen from Shanghai University.
Now it seems that he must have practiced a similar technique, and he might even be a descendant of a sect, who studied at Shanghai University after entering the mortal world.
I originally intended to investigate further, but I forgot about it later. Now, I've finally figured out his background.
Seeing Wang Zheng deep in thought and silent, Zhao Yucai assumed that Wang Zheng had become interested in the incomplete manuscript. Remembering Wang Zheng's reckless fighting style, Zhao Yucai quickly advised him:
"These are all incomplete copies, and they won't improve your strength much, so don't waste your time on them. Why don't you take a look at these instead?"
These are all things that have been tested and proven to be effective in cultivation. For example, this "Hun Yuan Jin" can increase the internal force when making moves, and "Pei Ran Jue" can increase the upper limit of spiritual energy and the speed of its recovery..."
Seeing Minister Zhao kindly introducing each book to him, Wang Zheng felt both touched and greedy.
Only children make choices; adults know they want it all.
Just as Wang Zheng was pretending to accept the several complete manuals handed over by Zhao Yucai, he seemed to hear a "ding" sound in his mind.
After hurriedly opening his data panel, Young Master Wang saw the information about the incomplete manual in the cultivation technique section.
Arhat Skill [Incomplete] (0/100): Increases Constitution by 1 point. (Upgradeable)
Upon seeing the small print in that line, Wang Zheng's eyes lit up, and he almost couldn't help but shout it out.
My idea was right after all; scanning and adding points really does allow you to learn these techniques directly!
Although the attribute bonus is not much compared to the external training method, even a small amount is still something.
Moreover, even though both are techniques that enhance a single attribute, this Arhat Technique only adds 1 point to an attribute, but that still makes up for the sheer quantity and abundance.
If each book could grant me additional attributes, just how much benefit would this entire bookshelf of secret manuals bring me?!
What? You're saying these techniques are all incomplete?
What does it matter? Young Master Wang can add some more!
Even if there are no other special effects and they all just increase attributes, that's fine. Who would complain about having low attributes? There are so many cultivation techniques here; if I could scan through them all today…
Quantitative change leads to qualitative change, bro! This is huge!
Moreover, the data panel clearly marks the word "incomplete" in case it can be completed in the future.
At that point, won't these extra attributes just take off like crazy...?
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