People are in reality, transcending the other side

Chapter 552 This person is a god
The old man was someone Wen Luofei's father had to call the other party's Third Uncle. In terms of martial arts, the other party belonged to the level of a Great Master, already high above in the mortal world. But the other party's most powerful skill was his ability to judge people and their fortunes.

Going back fifty years, there was a saying in this world: one saint, one king, two paths, three wonders, four ghosts, six talents, and nine sages. Everyone knew who the saint and king were.

Master Zhuang Buzhou, also known as Master Yi, is one of the Four Ghosts.

As for Zhu Chengming, whom Li Qi once met in Yuncheng, he was one of the Three Wonders.

The old man who jumped up at this moment was named Wen Tongguang, and he was also one of the Three Wonders!
As for their title, it is not based on their martial arts skills, but on their extraordinary abilities.

One is a saint, the other a king; one is an anomaly king, the other is close to an anomaly king. Both are beings who have defied their own destiny and are unbound.

Leaving aside the two paths for now, the Three Wonders and Four Ghosts are similar to Han Yu, whom Li Qi once encountered. They are all severely unbalanced in their attribute points, having invested all their points in one area.

In terms of cultivation, they are lacking, but in their areas of expertise, even saints cannot surpass them.

The strength of a sage lies in his omnipotence; he is invincible because he has no weaknesses in any aspect.

They have too many weaknesses; they excel in only one area but are mediocre in others.

But the combined power is enough to demonstrate its extraordinary nature and gain recognition from the world.

In a sense, this is also a place where all kinds of talents flourish in the mortal world. While there are certainly all-rounders, there are more eccentric geniuses.

Wen Luofei and Wen He'an, father and daughter, knew very well how formidable Wen Tongguang was. He had seen countless people in his life, and they had never heard of anyone who had made him lose his composure like this. With this leap, he even smashed the pavilion. This was something beyond their imagination.

Even if Li Qi rose to power by slaying the demonic calamity, he was an anomaly, and this should not be the case.

In this mortal world, exceptions are rare, but they are not unique.

At this moment, Wen Tongguang ignored the changing emotions of those around him. He stared at Li Qi for a few seconds, and then moved as if no one else was around.

With each step he took, he performed the steps of the Big Dipper; with each wave of his hand, he sensed the heavens and the earth, perceived the Dao, and attained Nirvana. As he moved, the people in the arena felt as if wind and thunder were surging, and the will of heaven was descending, landing in this small corner of the world.

As the saying goes, a true expert's skill is immediately apparent upon their first move.

But such weather can reveal its power.

At this moment, Li Qi also took a look and understood the mystery of the martial arts that the other party was using. This Wen Tongguang had achieved the unity of literature and martial arts, with martial arts shaping the body and literature carving the mind!

Indeed, martial arts is the most orthodox path in this world, but that doesn't mean other paths are worthless. Skilled people can naturally absorb the essence of these paths, integrate them, and create extraordinary things.

Just like Yi Laogui's fusion of Taoism and martial arts, Li Yong used it many times and it was very effective.

The same applies to Wen Tongguang's integration of literary and martial arts. Although he could not replicate the special mental structure of the other party, he still benefited greatly from watching the other party's performance.

At this moment, Li Qi's spiritual world stirred slightly, its structure naturally optimized, and it actually absorbed some of the essence of the other party's special spiritual structure, making Li Qi's understanding of the connection between heaven and man and the operation of the Great Dao even more profound.

With the innate talent of a saint, the full release of the shackles of life, a third of a perfect life form, and the ability to see the truth, his current insight and learning ability are terrifying!
Previously, he spent half a day deducing the chaotic algorithm in the third pit, even with the release state enabled, but now, he could calculate it in more than half an hour.

However, although there were gains, no one in the room noticed this, and Li Qi would not say such a thing out loud.

Another half minute passed before Wen Tongguang suddenly stopped. He then exhaled a long breath, the billowing white steam rising as if he were floating on clouds. With this exhalation, his previously reddened skin quickly returned to normal. He was indeed a Great Master; in less than a minute, his skin had already turned red, demonstrating just how terrifyingly demanding the mental and physical energy consumption of the spell he had just performed was.

Only after exhaling completely did Wen Tongguang proclaim loudly, "Impressive! Truly, heroes have emerged from among the young since ancient times! I never imagined that I would live to see someone like you. Among the hidden talents of Nanzhou, you deserve to be number one!"

"The Seven Immortals rely solely on external forces. They may be strong, but they can only suppress others with their cultivation level. You are different. You hone your fighting spirit with every strike and every thought!"

"Your existence is no longer that of an ordinary anomaly, but rather close to that of the king of anomalies!"

"If there were no great fortune or human kindness in the world, even the Three Sages and Seven Immortals would not be as good as you!"

Wen Tongguang's words were few in number, but the content was undoubtedly earth-shattering.

After all, from the perspective of ordinary people, the Three Saints and Seven Immortals will undoubtedly dominate the future. As more and more people believe in this, it naturally becomes like a theorem, and few people will question it.

At this moment, however, someone bluntly stated that Li Qi could surpass the Seven Immortals, which was undoubtedly terrifying.

To defeat three opponents with four layers of strength is to completely defy common sense.

"Third Uncle, is it really that amazing?!"

After a brief silence, Wen He'an asked curiously, not to question the other party's words, but to hear why Wen Tongguang would make such a judgment.

He naturally had no doubt about Wen Tongguang's abilities. As one of the Three Wonders, many important figures acknowledged this, and he did not believe that he was more capable than those people.

Only the mediocre and ordinary people like to question things before they've even finished listening, or rather, they question anything that doesn't conform to their own understanding—it's a human instinct.

But there are always people who can overcome their shortcomings, and Wen He'an is undoubtedly one of them.

"You mortals with your mortal eyes, of course you cannot see a god in person!"

"This person is a god, beyond the reach of ordinary mortals!"

"The six senses and five elements are born for battle; the fighting spirit, when it reaches its extreme, solidifies—it's simply a miracle!"

"This is the true God of War, the first in five thousand years, and perhaps no one will surpass him even in five thousand years!"

Wen Tongguang spoke solemnly, but as he spoke, his eyes twitched slightly, clearly indicating that he was extremely agitated.

He never expected that there could be such a person in the world. This was no longer a simple case of allocating all attribute points to combat; it was the ultimate training that came with acquired skills, combining the acquired with the innate to create a miracle.

In theory, such people could indeed exist, but the likelihood of such theories coming to fruition is extremely low.

Upon hearing this, the room fell silent again, especially Wen He'an and Wen Luofei, who were caught up in a frantic mental battle.

To sever ten thousand years of time in the midst of battle—isn't that a bit of an exaggeration?!

(End of this chapter)