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He shook his head and stopped thinking about it. Yi Yan took the books that his grandfather had sent over for the last few hundred years, and arranged them neatly according to the sect they belonged to.

With regards to the new sects that had appeared in the last few hundred years, Yi Yan also followed the appearances of the other sects and added in: Xing Yi, Ba Ji, Jiuhua, Eight Trigrams, one by one, arranging and arranging the ancient books and records of the various sects. After arranging them neatly, Yi Yan then went to the edge of the blade rack.

After taking a deep breath to calm his excitement from the fact that he was about to read a real martial arts technique, Yi Yan's hands passed through the dust screen and gently held the < Seven Deadly Arts > in his hands.

< Seven Deadly Arts > gave Yi Yan a great deal of inspiration. It could be said that it opened a new door to the road of cultivation in front of Yi Yan.

Although the < Seven Deadly Art > could only be considered a entry level cultivation technique, with the information that Yi Yan had obtained from the Spatial Channel, he was able to deduce the basic characteristics of the martial artists.

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After opening up the two most important meridians in the human body and forming a full circulation in the body, he had entered the Innate Realm.

And the peak of the Upper Sky Realm was the legendary invincible and powerful stage.

The so-called "no hit, no win, no hit"

It was not to say that there were no moves, but rather that the perception of nature had reached a certain realm. The moves had already integrated into every movement of life.

The reason why cultivators understood nature was to increase the mental state level, expand the total number of Genuine Elemental Energy they could control, and thus increase their cultivation.

On the other hand, the purpose of martial arts cultivators was to better display the power of their moves.

The true energy within the body of a martial artist evolved from the true energy of a martial artist. A martial artist's true energy would mostly circulate within their body, and only a very small number of martial arts would be able to be released and attacked. After one became a martial artist, true energy would be released, allowing one to gain the ability to attack from a distance.

However, compared to this strange method of using energy, the martial cultivators were more used to close combat which had already become instinctive.

Therefore, the vast majority of cultivators directly abandoned ranged attacks as a battle style that was extremely wasteful to them. They chose close combat that was easier to control and more energy-saving. In the eyes of the outside world, this was an effective evidence that martial artists did not have long-ranged attacks.

Another important difference was the power of the same move used by different realms.

As one's comprehension of nature improved, martial arts cultivators would be able to display more and more of the same moves.

Although ordinary cultivators would mostly know a few offensive arts, they would need to reach a corresponding realm before they would have enough Genuine Elemental Energy s to support the use of the arts. At the same time, the power of the arts would mostly be fixed and unchanging.

In this aspect, it was far from being as nimble as a martial cultivator.

After a martial artist reached the peak of the Xiantian realm, the true energy within their body was extremely large and slowly began to solidify.

Only when all of the true energy in his body had condensed in his dantian and formed an Aurous Core, could he be considered to have officially stepped into the ranks of cultivators.

Although they had trained in Nascent Infant like other cultivators before, the biggest effect of Nascent Infant s to them was to ensure that they could fight for a longer time, and by summoning more Genuine Elemental Energy, they could display the strength of their moves.

With Yi Yan's current realm, the cultivation methods recorded in the "Seven Deadly Arts" were not complicated for him. They were learned completely in less than a month.

After putting down the small book in his hand, Yi Yan did not immediately practice, but instead turned his gaze towards the bookshelf on the stone wall.

To be able to collect the essence of the various sects, although its value couldn't be compared with the 'Seven Deadly Art', it was still worth learning from for the exquisite usage of Zhen Qi as well as the 'Thousand Tempering Hundred Refining' skill.

Starting from the leftmost Shaolin Martial Arts book, Yi Yan flipped through it.

The cultivation of the Secular Realm did not need to be studied carefully, Yi Yan only needed to scan with his spirit sense to completely memorize it.

He had only been able to stay here for three years. Compared to the thousands of secret manuals that were collected here, it was simply too short.

However, with Yi Yan's cultivation level, even if he were to just roughly look through it, the essence of it could still be seen through with a single glance.

In the following days, Yi Yan unceasingly took out a secret manual, flipped through it, and then went through the next book in a cycle.

When a person was focusing on something, time would pass by really quickly. Even Yi Yan himself did not know how long he had been inside the secret cave for.

But every time the cave entrance opened, he would temporarily leave the secret scripture in his hands behind and go to the door to retrieve the dry rations and clean water that his grandfather Yi Zhao had brought over. After all, if Yi Zhao were to find out that the thing he had gifted him the last time was still there when he came to deliver food and water, he would definitely have some suspicions.

Just that, being addicted to all kinds of moves, Yi Yan could not care about eating and drinking anymore. Every time, he would throw some food and water at a corner near the cave entrance.

Fortunately, Yi Zhao had never stayed at this place before, and had not come in either, which was why he did not discover this secret.

After placing down the last book on the stone wall, Yi Yan heaved a sigh of relief. I have finally finished reading it.

Although he already understood all of the moves, it was clearly unnecessary to train them all. Yi Yan had a new idea.

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