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Chapter 452: Chapter 448: Hidden Dragon Lurking in the Grass, Experts Among the People

Cultivation does not lie. Although families cannot see the process of a martial artist’s spiritual power accumulation from quantitative change to qualitative change, the Martial Hall keeps records of each martial artist’s cultivation.

Through comparison of thousands upon thousands of data, a simple conclusion can be drawn: as long as one cultivates diligently without stopping, it takes at most ten years for a martial artist of the Mortal Realm to break through to transcend the mortal coil. Starting from the completion of Foundation Building, approximately eight years and three months are sufficient for martial artists to complete the cultivation from the Mortal Realm to transcendence. This applies even to those with the most ordinary talent.

Many martial artists with good talent can break through in just seven and a half years, and those with exceptional talent only need six years and ten months.

The so-called prodigies are generally those who manage to complete the accumulation necessary to proceed from the Mortal Realm to transcendence within seven years.

Based on the standard of completing Foundation Building at the age of nine, it means that by the age of sixteen, those with prodigy-level talent are already martial artists who have transcended the mortal realm. All of these martial artists who break through to transcending the mortal realm within seven years, as long as they aren’t stopped at the threshold of unity of spirit and intent, can complete all spiritual power accumulation from transcending the mortal realm to the Fierce Realm within thirty-one years and start forging their divine spirits!

This also means that as long as prodigies do not court death, they will firmly become powerful beings of the Fierce Realm by the age of forty-seven.

save a martial artist one to two years of diligent cultivation time when they break through from the Mortal Realm to transcending the mortal realm. But as they move forward, talent becomes more and more

number to anyone. If you cultivate diligently, others can reach the Fierce Realm seven years before you. This is

that even martial artists of clan lineage generally break through to the Fierce Realm when they are over sixty years old, and some spend their whole lives stuck at the peak

intent are considered top-notch powerhouses for ordinary people, but in the Tang

age of sixty either. It’s not because his talent

for five or ten years in this kind of cultivation that does not yield visible results are already exceptional. However, for those with the most ordinary talents, it takes a persistent effort of twenty-seven years. Even martial artists with prodigy-level talent need twenty-two to twenty-three years to complete the accumulation of spiritual power from transcending the mortal realm to the Fierce Realm (the two-year discrepancy reflects the time it takes to accumulate from the initial

martial artists of the Fierce Realm are still called powerhouses today. The ability to endure decades of arduous cultivation without visible results is truly difficult. Many martial artists in

be of only this

transcendence the end of their martial arts career, which is definitely

Siyuan’s statement. Although the orphans in the Charity Hall are also martial artists brought up by the clan since childhood, the efforts put in and the environment

doesn’t apply to martial arts, but to side and miscellaneous studies, like the Five Elements, Eight Actions, and Nine Gates. These people, who delve into strange and exotic skills and intend to integrate them with martial arts, indeed have some peculiar characteristics. They are mediocre in actual combat power, but they are more than enough to fool the ordinary people. They might even make people believe they have supernatural powers. However, most martial arts with minor intentions and no clear future have limited achievements. Let alone the Fierce Realm, even the peak of transcendence could be considered a great master

who could not discern