People are in reality, transcending the other side

Chapter 320 Back to My Childhood! (Seventh Update! 5500 Monthly Tickets Added! Please Vote!)

Time flies. On the 26th, Li Qidao suppressed Wang Taixu and became the Great Witch. In the blink of an eye, it was already March 1st, the time for the Tiancang Grand Sacrifice.

Between the 26th and March 1st, there are three days in between. During these three days, Li Qi's reputation continues to spread. Every day, he receives extra life points and extra special points. The daily life point gain value also steadily increases.

However, Li Qi's life remained the same as always. He did not become complacent or arrogant just because he had now surpassed Wang Taixu and reached what ordinary people would consider the pinnacle of life.

On one hand, he knew that the world was vast and that his current martial arts, which had broken through three limits, was only the beginning. His goal was the extraordinary path to sainthood and the eternal path to becoming a demon god, not to become a king or tyrant in a small place.

The world is vast, and many strong individuals emerge, but he did not lose his way because of the praise around him.

Furthermore, being constantly beaten up by martial arts masters in dungeons made him realize that he still needed to train.

This time, the dungeon's enrage time was exceptionally long, which Li Qi found quite reasonable. Previous dungeon enrage events were all orchestrated by the Mother of Wisdom; this was the true mechanism of the Great Ruins.
Given the sheer size of the Great Ruins, how could it possibly end in such a short time if it were to digest a "world"?

With the changes in the six elements and five phases on the morning of the 27th, and Li Qi creating two more sword intents in succession, Li Qi's sword practice speed is getting faster and faster. Previously, it took him two and a half days to reach the divine level in a sword technique, but now it has been shortened to two days, which means he reached the divine level in four rounds of cultivation!

This speed was simply terrifying; even Li Qi himself felt it was exaggerated.

Keep in mind that his martial arts skills haven't been fully developed yet. As he develops and becomes more powerful, and continues to break through limits, he might be able to master a martial arts skill in a single day.

However, Li Qi also discovered a problem: as his fundamental imprint continued to grow, he was getting further and further away from surpassing his limit for the seventh time in sword practice.

The reason is simple: the expansion of his own container. Originally, he only needed to fill a cup, but now he needs to fill a bucket, so the difficulty is naturally different.

Li Qi wasn't in a hurry at all, because the more savings he accumulated for this transformation, the greater the benefits would be later.

Transformation is about quality, not quantity!

As for the fact that he couldn't surpass the limit seven times, resulting in a reduction in the acquisition of proficiency, Li Qi doesn't lack that little bit of proficiency now.

Compared to this, he was more curious about what exactly this seventh transcendent transformation was.

After all, pushing one's limits in sword practice is itself a purification of one's body and mind, a powerful form of training.

Li Qi had some doubts. He thought that if he surpassed himself seven times, he could increase his innate coefficient. But now his innate coefficient was already full. Under these circumstances, if he continued to transform and accumulated enough power, he didn't know what kind of changes would occur.

Now, Li Qi has a deep understanding of the innate coefficient. Each point increase in the innate coefficient is reflected in the basic attributes by an increase of 2 points in the upper limit of all six dimensions. If it is reflected in other strengths, each point increase is directly multiplied by 2. That is to say, a 10-point innate coefficient is 512 times stronger than a 1-point coefficient.

Of course, this is Li Qi's own estimate, and it may not be absolutely accurate, but it is roughly correct.

The Three Saints possess great human fortune, and their cultivation effect is roughly equivalent to an innate coefficient of 11, which is 1024 times that of an ordinary person.

As for the innate sage, Li Qi suspected it was probably around 12 o'clock.

This is why the performance of a peerless genius is so extraordinary. The upper limit of the six dimensions of 2 points is indeed only ten times higher than that of 20 points, but the difference in strength in other areas is hundreds of times greater.

This doesn't even take into account the Six Roots and Five Elements. If we include that, they are indeed not the same species.

In his daily life, apart from practicing his sword skills, running dungeons, and fighting with martial arts masters, even though Li Qi is now famous throughout Tiancang and has proven that he is invincible with his sword, he still hasn't changed his previous life trajectory.

Once he established his path in his heart, his mind and spirit were completely anchored, as stable as could be. Therefore, he stopped going to the square to watch people and instead went to school as usual, quietly accumulating strength in familiar places.

Undoubtedly, this is an attitude of seclusion, a true form of reclusion.

However, due to the incident on the 26th, the classmates who were originally able to view him normally were now back to square one after he attacked Wang Taixu with his sword. Everyone looked at him as if he were a monster.

Of course, none of this affected Li Qi; on the contrary, it gave him a deeper understanding of the changes in people's hearts and the workings of humanity.

In reality, these were just some ordinary changes, and he lived an ordinary daily life. However, his intelligence was too high, his willpower was strong, and with the addition of buffs, he could easily gain true knowledge from the ordinary.

For some reason, Li Qi was reminded of this world. The Dao Ancestor from thousands of years ago, who had already achieved the extraordinary Dao, was still staying in the library as a librarian. He clearly knew that the Dao was not on the mountain, nor in the heavens, but in the world of ordinary people.

It's just that ordinary people lack the wisdom to truly understand it.

However, having higher wisdom and more insights is not without its downsides. He is now too quick to comprehend the Dao, so much so that the accumulation of insights on his destiny chart is slower than before.

The principle behind this is to transform the possibility of enlightenment into tangible power accumulation, but now that Li Qi can easily attain enlightenment and has already achieved it, he naturally cannot accumulate power anymore.

Meanwhile, the high-ranking officials and important figures in Tiancang and other places are now paying close attention to Li Qi's condition. Seeing that Li Qi is as usual, they are amazed and hold him in even higher regard.

This kind of mentality is terrifying.

If they were that age and had achieved this much, they would probably be incredibly ambitious.

Take Wang Taixu for example. He became famous at a young age, and he was incredibly arrogant.

Unlike Li Qi, who remained at school, laughing and joking with his former friends, showing no airs of a master.

Perhaps, in the eyes of fools, this is a form of self-degradation, because they believe in the solitary nature of wild beasts. But in the eyes of those in the know, this is what is meant by "blending in with the world."
If Li Qi were forty years old, they would find it normal, but sixteen, that would be terrifying.

After all, the fact that the sword was used to suppress Wang Taixu also proves that the other party is not without youthful spirit.

He possesses both youthful spirit and the ability to blend in with the world, truly reminiscent of the youthful days of saints.

(End of this chapter)