After finally sending Mondeo away, Chu Nan could finally start to study the Internal Breath cultivation methods he had exchanged.
Just as Mondeo had seen, these were all Internal Breath cultivation methods exchanged from the martial arts database, and they were all cultivation methods used to cultivate Internal Breath.
Most of these cultivation methods were F-rank martial techniques, and only seven were E-rank martial techniques.
However, regardless of whether it was an F-rank martial technique or an E-rank martial technique, they were all the lowest-level martial techniques. They were either extremely flawed, extremely weak, or could not be considered complete cultivation methods at all.
These cultivation methods might be worth a little to those who had never learned martial techniques and had never had the chance to come into contact with them before, but to any martial artist who had already mastered the cultivation method, they were undoubtedly trash.
To the top students of the Star Cloud Academy’s Martial Arts Branch and the young genius martial artists, they were even more trash among the trash.
Under normal circumstances, no student would pay attention to these low-level martial techniques, let alone study them diligently, let alone cultivate these cultivation methods.
Of course, Chu Nan did not have to do this. The reason why he exchanged for so many Internal Breath cultivation methods in a row was because of Supremacy Oville’s reminder.
“Chu Nan, if you want to create a cultivation method that’s completely suitable for you, it’s impossible for me to do it for you. No one can do it for you. What you can do is only to continuously study other Internal Breath cultivation methods and find the most suitable path for you.”
In fact, even if Supremacy Oville did not say it, Chu Nan had already thought of this.
When he broke through to the fifth level of the Nine Revolutions Technique, Chu Nan had basically completely opened all the meridians in his body.
At that time, he had already discovered that even if he broke through to the fifth level of the Nine Revolutions Technique, he only used less than two-thirds of his main meridians and secondary meridians. He did not have the chance to use many of the remaining main and secondary meridians.
As for the tens of thousands of secondary meridians, it was even more impossible to use.
Therefore, he had thought about whether to expand the Nine Revolutions Technique and try to use all his meridians. Only then would he not waste resources.
Moreover, he had indeed done this. He had attempted tens of thousands of experiments on changing the trajectory of Internal Breath in his meridians before this. It was just that he had never been able to find the best answer.
His previous thought was to continue experimenting. One day, he would be able to find the best circulation trajectory and determine the best Internal Breath circulation cultivation method.
However, after Supremacy Oville’s reminder, Chu Nan discovered that he did not need to spend so much effort.
The reason why he wanted to carry out such an exquisite and extremely complicated experiment was to confirm what trajectory of Internal Breath could bring him the best effect of Internal Breath cultivation.
However, Supremacy Oville told Chu Nan that he could obtain experience by studying a large number of different Internal Breath cultivation methods. From these cultivation methods, he could combine their advantages and find the parts that were suitable for him. He could combine them to create a cultivation method that belonged to him and was most suitable for him.
When Supremacy Oville’s words entered the ears of other martial artists, they could only be considered some high-level guidance. They did not have much practical meaning.
However, when it entered Chu Nan’s ears, it brought him great inspiration and a very specific meaning.
Unlike other martial artists, Chu Nan had a powerful data ability that could allow him to master the most exquisite and precise data when cultivating any cultivation method. Not only could this help him easily cultivate the cultivation method, but it could also help him master all the changes produced when cultivating this cultivation method extremely accurately.
Therefore, cultivating these low-level Internal Breath cultivation methods was a complete waste of time for other martial artists. However, to Chu Nan, it could allow him to obtain the relevant data regarding the effect of more Internal Breath on his meridians and the changes in his Internal Breath.
Combining these data could save him a lot of effort in his experiments.
Most importantly, these low-level cultivation methods were strange and could provide him with many novel cultivation methods.
For example, the F-rank Internal Breath cultivation method called the “Hurricane Technique” that he was studying proposed a very novel idea. That was to let the Internal Breath only form a very small circulation in the few meridians in the body.
In this cycle, it would always maintain the high-speed circulation of his Internal Breath, finally allowing it to form a high-speed cycle in these meridians.
In theory, when the circulation speed of the Internal Breath was high enough, this cycle would become like a violent hurricane, allowing the Internal Breath to bring about extremely terrifying power.
However, in fact, according to the information recorded in the database, the martial artist who created this Hurricane Technique ultimately had his meridians shattered and could not be completely healed. From then on, his martial artist path was severed.
As for this hurricane cultivation method, it was treated as a joke.
If not for the fact that this cultivation method had ultimately formed a complete Internal Breath cycle in his body and could barely be considered a cultivation method that could increase his Internal Breath, it would not have been recorded as a martial technique.
Of course, even if it was recorded, it was only recorded as an F-rank martial technique without any surprise.
Chu Nan had chosen this cultivation method from the vast number of Internal Breath cultivation methods in the database because of its name. In fact, he did not expect it to be very useful.
However, after carefully reading this hurricane cultivation method, Chu Nan felt that this martial artist’s train of thought was not wrong. However, that martial artist’s cultivation was probably not high, so he was unable to accurately control the high-speed circulation of his Internal Breath, causing his Internal Breath to lose control and cause his meridians to shatter. The path of a martial artist was severed.
However, this was not a problem for Chu Nan.
With his powerful data ability, not only did Chu Nan have an extremely powerful and precise control of his Internal Breath, but he could also accurately know his limit and calculate the damage caused by exceeding it.
Therefore, the Hurricane Technique was almost impossible for most martial artists, but it was feasible for Chu Nan.
Chu Nan composed himself and carefully cleaned up all the information about the Hurricane Technique in his mind.
In the end, this cultivation method was only an F-rank martial technique and was not complicated. He quickly sorted out his thoughts. With a thought, a trace of Internal Breath flowed out from his dantian.
On his first attempt, he did not take another path. Instead, he obediently tried according to the meridians and Internal Breath circulation route map mentioned by the Hurricane Technique.
With his current level, this was naturally not difficult.
Soon, his Internal Breath had already circulated in those main meridians for a cycle and returned to his dantian.
Through his powerful data ability, Chu Nan felt that the increase in his Internal Breath was only a pitiful 0.017238%. Not to mention the fifth level of his current Nine Revolutions Technique, it was clearly inferior to many F-rank Internal Breath cultivation methods.
Of course, the focus of this cultivation method was not here.
Another trace of Internal Breath flowed out of his dantian.
This time, Chu Nan deliberately increased the speed at which his Internal Breath circulated and used twice the speed to circulate in those main meridians.
Then, he did not stop at all. He pulled out another trace of Internal Breath and increased the speed at which it circulated…
Every time he circulated his Internal Breath for a cycle, Chu Nan would increase the speed at which his Internal Breath circulated. In the beginning, it directly doubled. Later on, when he felt that the speed at which his Internal Breath circulated seemed to be a little too fast, Chu Nan slightly reduced the speed.
However, after circulating it for more than ten cycles, the speed at which Chu Nan’s Internal Breath circulated had already far exceeded the normal range.
If the Internal Breath circulating in his meridians previously was like a flowing river, then the circulation of the Internal Breath in his meridians now was like water flowing wildly.
Although it was only a trace of weak Internal Breath, the momentum was extremely terrifying.
Soon, Chu Nan sensed through the data that the circulation speed of his Internal Breath had reached the limit of his meridians.
However, at this moment, he discovered an abnormal phenomenon.
When his Internal Breath formed such a high-speed cycle, it was as if it had really formed a hurricane in his body. The power contained in this trace of Internal Breath had already far exceeded the upper limit it should have.
“What if I strengthen it a little more?”
With a thought, Chu Nan’s Internal Breath strengthened and quickly formed a high-speed cycle.
In the next moment, he immediately felt cracks appear in these main meridians.
Pew!
Chu Nan could not help but spit out a mouthful of blood.
“Ah—”
A scream suddenly sounded in front of Chu Nan.
