Dragon-slaying illusion.

Wang Yu glanced at the library he was in...

It is also very clear that at this moment, the dragon-slaying trial has ended...

There was not much intense thing, nor was there the Eighteen Bronze Man Formation that needed to be played like Shaolin Temple. It just ended simply like this...

Before entering the library, he always thought that the end of the trial of slaying the dragon might have to end it through an unimaginable battle to defeat an unimaginable opponent...

However, at this moment, he understood that the battle itself was just a verification of whether to master the power...

Just like students taking exams, the same is true!

For schools and parents, exams are an important measure to test whether students have mastered knowledge, because there is often no better way to distinguish students' abilities besides exams...

In fact, just like the ancient imperial examination, everyone knows that there are many disadvantages in the imperial examination and examination. They are also very clear that officials admitted through regular examinations do not mean that they are really good officials, and officials who are good at writing do not mean that they can really govern the country. These two things themselves cannot be equated...

For ancient emperors, there was no better way to distinguish the talents of officials, so they could only use the talents of officials as the basis for measuring whether they could become good officials. Of course, it is inevitable that such a simple and rough division may cause some people who are truly capable of governing the country to lose their reputation. But on the other hand, among those officials who were admitted because of their talent, there must be a large number of people with talents that are sufficient to govern the country...

In essence, the so-called exam is the real purpose of verifying whether the students' abilities meet the standards...

In other words, if the student has been proven to have enough talent, then the exam is unnecessary!

It's like asking a writer to take the Chinese language exam. It's a matter of putting the cart before the horse, because the writer has already proved himself in society and no longer needs to pass the exam to prove it again. Moreover, for a well-known writer, even if they get zero points in the composition in the exam, at best, it can only prove that the teacher has no vision and will not affect his reputation too much...

By the same token, for businessmen who have made countless wealth from scratch, those teachers in business schools are far from comparing with such people. Although the latter is eloquent and seems to have mastered a lot of business skills, there is nothing that can truly prove their talents, and there is no proven talent. In the eyes of most people, it is not considered talent...

And the same is true for Wang Yu...

After experiencing the dragon-slaying trial, he no longer needs to prove himself through combat!

Both himself and the old man who created the Dragon Slaying Illusion are very clear about this...

Being able to pass the Dragon Slaying Trial itself is actually enough to show that his current strength is already strong enough. There is no need to question too much about this...

And the so-called battle has no meaning for Wang Yu now...

Or in other words, for Wang Yu now, the battle itself will not bring him any improvement...

For Wang Yu now, it is no longer a battle itself, but a kind of insight and spiritual thing...

This is actually like the process of the warriors in martial arts novels to improve themselves...

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Dragon-slaying illusion.

In fact, for warriors, at the beginning, if they wanted to improve their strength, they often needed simple hard practice and hard practice...

Without considering other factors, let your body maximize the power of the moves...

Just like Fu Hongxue constantly waving the knife in his hand, day after day, year after year...

At this stage, there is no shortage of tricks, all you need is real exercise...

Make your strength stronger, make your actions faster, and make your moves smoother...

After all, at this stage, the warrior trains his body itself. The stronger he is and the harder he practices, the faster he will improve...

At this stage, the most important attribute of warriors is their roots and bones!

Yes, root bone!

For warriors, the better the root and bones, the higher the efficiency they are when they practice, and their bodies can often master various martial arts faster. When they practice internal skills, they are often more likely to make leaps in a short time. A good root and bone in the body means that they can grow up in the shortest time and reach a considerable height...

The so-called root and bone are actually more based on a martial artist's talent to learn martial arts. The higher the talent, the better the physical foundation, and the higher the achievements in martial arts practice. If the root and bone are not good, it is often difficult to achieve martial arts practice...

At this stage, the improvement of warriors is often a linear state. As long as you can spend time practicing hard and if you are not too stupid, you can often achieve something in a certain period of time...

However, human physical improvement is ultimately limited!

Whether it is the move, strength, speed, or reaction, there will be a limit in the end...

The closer you get to the limit, the more difficult it will be to improve further!

At this time, the external gap between warriors is often not big, and after this stage, the effect of hard practice is greatly reduced. Most of the time, warriors can only simply maintain their body in the best state through hard practice. It is difficult to improve themselves further...

At this time, if a warrior wants to further improve himself, what he often needs to do is to have an epiphany!

Yes, epiphany!

Many things, after accumulating enough, often need to transform your potential into actual abilities through epiphany!

Simply put, it is a change in the way of thinking!

Just like humans built houses, at the beginning, everyone built bungalows. There was no much technical content, it was just about comparing who built faster and more...

However, the area of ​​the earth is limited. If you simply build a bungalow, there will undoubtedly be a day when you build it, so some people will be able to build higher houses on ordinary houses to solve the problem of overpopulation!

This is actually a change in thinking mode, from a house that can only be built on flat ground, to a house that can also be increased. This saves the area of ​​the land and allows more people to live in it. This is a very important insight into a flat thinking mode, a transformation into a three-dimensional thinking mode!

The same is true in martial arts. When a warrior's body cannot become stronger, if he wants to become stronger, he needs a sense of enlightenment. At this stage, if a warrior wants to further improve himself, he needs another attribute, which is the so-called enlightenment!

Yes, understanding!

The higher the understanding of a warrior, the higher the frequency of enlightenment, and the easier it is to understand higher-level martial arts skills...

Of course, for the vast majority of warriors, perception and cultivation are often two states of coexistence, and are a process of mutual advancement...

However, one thing is certain: in the early stage, cultivation is definitely greater than perception, while in the later stage, perception is greater than practice...

In the initial stage of a warrior, a warrior only needs to simply practice brainlessly to make his strength stronger. At this time, instead of thinking about more high-end combat skills, it is better to lay a solid foundation. Only in this way can he make as few mistakes as possible in battle and use the tricks he imagined in battle...

And this point is what the warrior calls basic skills!

With the training of the basic skills of warriors, when they can easily make themselves do what they think of in their brains and be sure to be completely different, they are when their foundation has been completely laid. This is the so-called state of unity of spirit and flesh, that is, the high degree of soul and ** can present the state they want to achieve in their consciousness 100%.

After reaching this stage, you can basically be considered a master. Often at this time, if a master who has reached this level wants to further improve himself, he no longer needs to go through actual combat...

Many times, they just need to think about it in their own mind and can play a practical role, even much greater than actual role, because in their thinking, their tricks can be performed at infinite speed...

Speaking of which, in essence, this is a very typical state that can be achieved by a high level of understanding of oneself. It is precisely because they are very clear that they can do it, so they do not need to draw conclusions through actual combat. They just need to go through it in their minds to clearly play a role in replacing actual combat. In this process of replacing actual combat through thinking, they will not overestimate their combat power at all or underestimate their combat power to any extent...

Speaking of which, this is also the place where Western fighters understand Eastern warriors the most. In the cognition of Western fighters, strength and weakness are always needed to be fought. It is just impossible to see each other's strength. Eastern warriors often do not need to fight directly. Sometimes they just need to simply put their hands together to clearly understand each other's strength. Sometimes, when they look at each other, they can clearly feel the gap and strength...

This is precisely the wisest thing of Eastern warriors. They can often clearly feel the level of their opponents before fighting, and can even simulate several actual combat scenes in their brains...

Speaking of which, this is exactly the ability that Western fighters do not have!

Compared to Orientals, they often believe in pure power rather than so-called perception or spirit...

Yes, pure power!

It is because of this that the strong men who are successful in martial arts often look very well-proportioned, while Westerners are different. They often go further to exercise their bodies after their bodies reach their limits, and will not stop until their bodies look like beasts...

This is precisely their physical talent. After hard practice, their bodies can always break through the boundaries of ordinary people and reach a height that ordinary people cannot imagine. This is the talent given to them by their bodies themselves. Compared with Eastern people, their bodies are inherently stronger and more powerful than Eastern people...

When Western fighters pursue pure power, Easterners are very clear that the body is not their strength, so they devote more experience to skills. Because of this, the fighting styles presented by the two are completely different...

Yes, it's totally different!

After the Orientals reach a certain level, they will enter a state of perception. At this time, whether they are walking, sitting or lying down, they are actually practicing martial arts. They just don’t have to touch their hands and feet, and they fight purely in their own consciousness. They hone their martial arts in this way...

There is an old saying that goes, "There is no matter how you keep your fist and your hand and your mouth..."

However, this sentence is not completely correct. When the boxing technique reaches a certain level, there will be no big difference between practicing and not practicing in essence. On the contrary, understanding is far more important than practicing!
Chapter completed!