Chapter 10 - 9: Ethyl Wood and Fire
[Simulation ended, you can choose to retain one of the following rewards.]
[One: Sixth-grade Martial Arts Realm.]
[Two: The first four levels of "Yi Wood and Li Fire Skill" and cultivation insights.]
Although there are only two choices this time, Pei Xuanjing felt a bit hesitant and hesitant, and did not make a decision immediately as before.
The first option of the sixth-grade martial artist realm is something he has longed for, given that he is currently at the Seventh-grade Realm Complete, should he breakthrough, this would be a significant power enhancement.
However, this "Yi Wood and Li Fire Skill" and cultivation insights are equally important to him, because his current cultivation has reached its limit, without the subsequent cultivation techniques, even if he breaks through to the sixth-grade, he won't be able to continue cultivation for a while.
Whether to breakthrough immediately or to gain knowledge in skills, this decision is tough to make.
After much deliberation, he finally chose the second option.
If given only one chance, he would undoubtedly choose the first option of realm. But as he has the life simulator, he only needs enough Taoyun, and then he can have plenty of opportunities to break through the realm in the following simulations. There's no need to haste.
The journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step. Even if he increases his strength through the simulator, why shouldn't he choose the option with the firmest foundation?
Once he has made up his mind, the method for cultivating the first four stages of "Yi Wood and Li Fire Skill" and some subsequent speculative insights appear clearly in his heart.
Great Ming's definition of martial studies is simple. Those that can't assist a martial artist to break through the ninth-grade are considered as inferior; those capable of sustaining cultivation to the seventh-grade but not breaking through the sixth-grade are classified as low-level martial studies; those that can be cultivated to the fourth-grade but can't break through the third-grade are considered as medium-level martial studies; whereas those that can break through the third-grade can be referred to as high-level martial studies.