I have become immortal, Taoist friends still need to be diligent

"Okay, you go go play with your grandparents, I'm going to the martial arts gym."

"Uh-huh."

Li Mu said goodbye to his younger brothers and sisters, went to the martial arts hall alone, and began to practice the martial arts skills taught to him by his second uncle using internal strength.

"Long Ape Boxing Technique", "Meteor Sword Technique", etc.

In the past, my martial arts skills before entering the mainstream were just ordinary boxing, kicking, palm, etc. Just like ordinary people, except stronger.

But once you have internal strength, you can use special routes to transport it to your fists, toes, and wrists to perform boxing, footwork, and even swordsmanship. The strength, speed, or endurance are all the same.

"Hey, ha."

Li Mu's "Long Ape Boxing Technique" was so powerful that he was already accomplished.

The level of martial arts is the same as that of martial arts. From low to high, they are also low-grade, medium-grade, high-grade, and top-grade.

However, the level of proficiency in martial arts is divided into entry level, minor level, great level, and perfect level.

Although the Chang Yuan Boxing is only a low-grade martial art, Li Mu is the only one in the entire martial arts school who has mastered it to great success in a short period of time.

Although Li Mu's natural talent is not particularly good, his comprehension ability is first-rate. Therefore, he can learn martial arts for three days, fish and two days, and he can achieve great success faster than others who train hard.

"Brother Mu, are you looking for us?"

Li Mu, who was practicing boxing, saw the Wu brothers coming and put away his boxing skills.

"Yes, you have been coming to the martial arts school for more than three years. When my second uncle left, he told me that he had left the "Hou Jin Gong" for you two and asked me to pass it on to you."

Li Mu looked at the Wu brothers, smiled and took out the copy of Master Li Erzhuang's top-grade exercises that was placed on the table and handed it to the Wu brothers.

"Ah, this is a great kindness. My two brothers will definitely do their best for the Li family from now on."

The Wu brothers looked at each other and saw the joy in each other's eyes. Although they had known for a long time that they were going to learn the technique, they were still excited when they actually got it.

After all, high-grade exercises are 50% faster to practice than mid-grade exercises, and the internal power is stronger and longer.

"As long as you two are happy, you should familiarize yourself with the techniques first. If you need anything, just ask the disciples to do it."

Li Mu saw the Wu brothers excitedly holding the exercises, and knew that their minds were focused on the exercises, so he took the initiative to speak.

"Okay, Brother Mu."

……

"It's different with my second uncle. According to my second uncle, the training speed of "Great Yuan Gong" is 10 to 20% faster than that of ordinary high-grade exercises."

Li Mu thought happily.

According to Li Mu's understanding, if the cultivation speed of the lower-grade exercises is one, then the middle-grade exercises are one point and five, and the top-grade exercises are two-point-two-five. I don't know about the top-grade exercises, but "Great Yuan Gong" estimates that the cultivation speed is between two and a half. Two point eight.

Although it doesn't seem to be much faster than ordinary high-grade skills, it usually goes downhill before the master reaches the age of forty.

A person has been practicing since he was six years old. Except for the physical training realm, he has never become a martial artist.

If you break through to a third-rate warrior at the age of fifteen, it will be twenty-five years between the age of forty and the practice of "Great Yuan Gong" will be 10 to 20% more than the ordinary high-grade martial arts. That is an extra two and a half to five years of practice. For The chances of breaking through to Grandmaster are much greater.

What's more, there are many first-rate and second-rate warriors who practice middle-grade martial arts in the world. That would be much slower than those who practice the exercises well.

As for talent, according to Li Mu's calculations, the cultivation speed from the first to the third level can be set at one, one point two, and one point five per day.

The fourth to sixth grades are, two, two and a half, and three and three.

The seventh to ninth grades are, four, five, six point five.

The above is just Li Mu's rough calculation. There are many factors that affect the speed of cultivation. Talent and technique are just the two most basic aspects.

Others are like perseverance. If you practice it for three hours a day, you will practice it for two hours more than if you practice it for one hour a day.

Although you can't practice too much in one day, otherwise your meridians will not be able to bear it and your spirit will not be able to keep up, but it is still okay if you add medicated baths for three hours.

Comprehension, if you can quickly understand the route of the exercise and adjust it appropriately according to your body's meridians, then you will practice faster than others.

Medicinal herbs, if you practice one day and have medicinal herbs nourishing your meridians, and you can continue to practice the next day, it will be faster than if you practice one day and have no medicinal herbs to nourish your meridians the next day, your meridians will not be able to continue practicing.

There is also a master. With a master, you can see your cultivation problems very well and correct them. But without a master, if you make a mistake in your cultivation, you will have to spend time to figure it out again.

Therefore, it is faster to have an experienced master than to practice a few games by yourself.

As for other special methods of improving cultivation, they are too far away from most people, such as thousand-year-old ginseng, hundred-year-old Ganoderma lucidum, etc. It would take a lifetime of luck to meet them, let alone take them.

"You all practice hard. I will personally reward whoever breaks through to the level of a junior warrior first with thirty taels of silver."

"Whoever breaks through to the third-rate martial artist first, I will reward you with one hundred taels of silver on behalf of the martial arts school."

After Li Mu finished the boxing exercise, he felt comfortable and in a good mood. He walked to the martial arts field and looked at the sixty or seventy disciples practicing, and then spoke to stimulate them.

"Hello, big brother~"

"Big brother is mighty~"

Li Mu responded with excited hearts.

Although a third-rate martial artist is considered a teacher, he still belongs to the ranks of disciples in the martial arts hall, so there is nothing wrong with others calling him Senior Brother Li Mu.

"Okay, let's continue practicing."

Li Mu said with a smile, and then he picked up a broom and cleaned every corner of the martial arts arena.

"Hey, who's the boss here, come out and talk."

Suddenly, a young man's voice came from the door of the martial arts hall.

"Oh, who are you? You dare to act so recklessly in our Fenglin Martial Arts School."

As soon as Wang Er saw four or five people coming in at the door, he heard someone had a bad tone, so he shouted to the people at the door.

"Hey, this is the youngest son of the leader of the Broadsword Gang in Qingping County. Boy, you'd better speak politely."

One of the scar-faced men stood in front of the young boy and said with a cold smile.

"Oh, it turns out he's from the Broadsword Gang. I've never heard of him."

Zhang Fugui, who was standing next to Wang Er, was the rich boy with seventh-grade talent among the first batch of disciples. Said Yin Yang strangely.

"You, forget it, I have business to do and I won't talk nonsense with you."

The boy, who was about sixteen or seventeen years old, just wanted to reply to Zhang Fugui, but when he saw the good guy, sixty or seventy people gathered around him, holding a sword in his hand, so he temporarily suppressed his pride.

"Tell me, what's the matter."

Wang Er saw Li Mu winking at him while he was sweeping the floor, and he understood that Li Mu asked him to take responsibility.

"Liu He, I have just broken through to the third-rate martial arts level less than three years ago. I have recently felt a bottleneck. I heard from my father that the most powerful young people in the county are all in the Fenglin Martial Arts School, so I came here to discuss it."

Seeing the popularity of Feng Lin Martial Arts School, the young man did not dare to continue to be presumptuous, so he changed his words to a more literary one.

"Just playing in the gym?"

Wang Ying, the eighth-grade gifted orphan from the second batch of disciples, said with a smile.

"Then I wonder if your martial arts school dares to fight?"

When Liu He saw that someone had exposed him, he was not angry, but said eagerly.

"Why don't you dare? Since you are a guest, let me choose your opponent."

Zhang Fugui looked at Liu He coldly and said.

"it is good."

When Liu He heard this, he immediately agreed.

He is only sixteen years old this year. He heard from his father that among the masters in the county who are under the age of eighteen, the ones most likely to defeat him, except for a few big players, are the people from Fenglin Martial Arts School.