With Jiang Dali's formidable willpower, this bit of pain naturally doesn't bother him; moreover, the body he's controlling feels like an extension of his own flesh and blood.
The pain in localized flesh, barely stimulates the main body when transmitted, having negligible impact.
He attempts to control the seemingly weak Inner Qi within the Martial World scoundrel, quickly surging it up inside.
In no time, he breaks through the five acupoints sealed by the Hell God Monarch, only encountering resistance at the sixth acupoint.
This is because the sixth acupoint is the tail vertebrae acupoint. Whenever Inner Qi tries to impact this blocked acupoint, it draws in the entire spine and even lower body, causing piercing pain throughout the body, making the Martial World scoundrel's body tremble violently and sweat profusely.
But in Jiang Dali's perception, it's similar to severe cramping in one's "arm," yet it's bearable.
