Early in the morning, as the sky was just slightly lit, Chen Ming stood under the eaves, watching the snowflakes falling from the sky. It was the first snowfall of winter this year.
He reached out his hand, and a miraculous scene unfolded. The snowflakes falling above disappeared into thin air about thirty or forty centimeters from his palm.
This wasn't the direct effect of True Qi, but rather a result of his Qi-Blood being excessively vigorous.
At this moment, the True Qi within his body was flowing gently along a meridian. Each time it circulated, the True Qi became more active.
After reaching the Sixth Grade, the improvement in strength became tangible and perceptible.
According to the "Six Yang Qi Cultivation Skill," the Sixth Grade of Martial Dao requires unblocking the twelve primary meridians in the body. Once all are unblocked, True Qi is perfected.
This is a gradual process that relies on accumulation.
For him, the way to accumulate is by earning Experience Points.
