The Martial Unity

There were many elements in this world that were beyond that of his previous life, they were things that Rui sometimes had trouble adapting against because the VOID algorithm couldn't account for.

('Martial bodies is definitely one of those,') Rui sighed.

Because superhuman physicality did not exist on Earth, the VOID algorithm was often stumped when it came to adapting to some truly outlandish things. For instance, he knew that the VOID algorithm was often stumped when it came to adapting to such things. In such circumstances, he usually substituted for it with his own judgment which had worked out alright, but it was not ideal.

('If I do add a new system, it has to be based on a new parameter of my combat that can be optimally adjusted to be best able to handle my opponent.') Rui mused as he considered the matter deeply.

The systems of the VOID algorithm were essentially all ways by which he could maximize the adaptation of one aspect of combat, regardless of what it was. One of the simpler systems was the one with which he decided what kind of stance he would take against his opponent to have the best starting position to deal with them.

Another System was based on range evaluations and would allow him to model his responses most aptly depending on the range that his opponent operated from.

They were each centered around one, and only one element per system.

Thus if he wanted to add a new system that would allow him to adapt to his opponent better, then he would find ways to deal with it.

What that meant was that he needed to find an element or a parameter that could be altered or changed to adapt to his opponent, one that wasn't normally adapted.

"Hmmm…" Rui narrowed his eyes as he gave it considerable thought.

He had given this same matter a lot of thought in his previous life many times, it was what led to the creation of many of the systems of the VOID algorithm. He had long hit a dead-end in regard to this matter back in his previous life.

world with many new possibilities, he did see hope to add new systems to

necessarily easy

new life, that did not exist in combat in his previous life. Then he needed to explore the capacity for adaptation of those parameters to an

Martial Art combat did not exist in my

answers immediately came

of course, was

Path was the fundamental and foundational element that truly separated Martial Art from martial arts. Without the Martial Path,

not adaptable or changeable,') He shook his

Martial Path was adaptive evolution, but that did not mean that his Martial Path itself could

from adaptive evolution to evasive maneuvering

rock solid and absolutely could

Path was a reflection of the very being that the Martial Artist

that could be

is it something I would want to change even if I could,')

ruled out that

that came to mind

to be astronomically

unique from person to person, just like the Martial Path was, because

be cha-') Rui paused, furrowing his eyebrows as a thought entered his