They won the Holy Grail War, but this turned out to be the Virtual Tree Universe.

Chapter 6: Personal Analysis of the Vidyadhara Clan
The author couldn't take it anymore and discovered that many readers either had fantasies about the abilities of the Vidyadharas or had their minds imprinted with outdated information from certain content creators.

Therefore, here I will share the author's perspective on the Vidyadharas and provide analytical materials.

First, the Vidyadharas do not receive any special blessings, do not consume any drugs to increase or decrease lifespan, do not get sick, and have an average lifespan of around 700 years.

The data here comes from the three murals in the main storyline "[A dragon soars high, its abyss is vast]" when the seal was broken, as narrated by Dan Heng.

The text does not specify the exact number of years in the early childhood of the Vidyadharas; online sources generally believe it to be around 200 years.

Even if the author extrapolates based on a 20% childhood rate for humans, the childhood period for the Wisdom Clan would still be 140 years.

Also, please clarify one thing beforehand: in Star Iron, neither the Celestial Race of the Immortal Boat nor the Wisdom Race has any written description of these two races developing into adults in a short period of time (by normal human standards: a few years) after entering adolescence. (Some Baidu searches suggest that Celestial Boat people can develop rapidly, but there is no written evidence; this is most likely speculation from online forums.)
Moreover, it is common for the Ming Clan to experience delayed development (from Bai Lu's character story, part four).

Therefore, the author estimated Chi Ming's adult age using the proportion of normal human development time.

The data the author was able to find generally refers to teenagers aged 13-19, and even considering the margin of error, it's only about 6-7 years of development time.

The average lifespan of modern people is around 80 years old.

Roughly calculated, it takes about 60 years for a Vidyadhara to grow from adolescence to adulthood.

Therefore, the protagonist, who is over 190 years old, is only in the teenage stage of the Vidyadhara clan, and most of his life is still in his childhood.

The author referenced Bai Lu when describing the fighting strength of the Ming Clan during their adolescence. Although she appears to be in her childhood, her development is mainly restricted by the [Ruler Wood Binding Lock] on her tail. Moreover, her abundant destiny has already progressed quite far, and she still possesses half of the Dragon Transformation Technique.

However, Bai Lu's individual combat strength is so formidable that even a common demonic monster can make her tremble in fear. In direct combat, let alone the Cloud Cavalry, she can only rely on water and lightning manipulation to bully ordinary civilians who haven't cultivated. (But she's incredibly fast.)
But even with this level of combat power, he was already superior to all the Vidyadharas who had not undergone special training.

So don't say that the Vidyadharas are born with supernatural abilities and strong combat power. In fact, the Vidyadharas are just highly talented. If they don't cultivate properly, they can't even beat fox people.

The same applies to the Immortal Boat people. As mentioned in the text, Immortal Boat people who don't cultivate are weaker in agility than Fox People who don't cultivate. (Text from the Martial Arts Ceremony version, a defeated Immortal Boat person's defiant voice.)

The only text that can support the claim that the physical qualities of the Vidyadharas are superior to those of ordinary people comes from the pharmacological study of "Dragon Coiling and Leaping" in the "Secret Transmission of the Medicine King: Collection of Evidence".

The original text reads: For short-lived species, this drug is simply a grafting of the Dragon Ancestor's power into their bodies. This crude grafting can indeed bring about a short-term improvement in physical functions, giving the originally fragile physical functions of short-lived species a qualitative leap. However, after all the dragon cells initially injected die from the immune system, the recipient's various physical indicators will suffer a huge decline, and the only things that can inhibit or even reverse this decline are probably other "miracle drugs" secretly developed by the Medicine King.

However, the bodily functions mentioned here, in context, refer to the body rejuvenating and having enhanced resilience, not to hardening of the skin or superhuman strength.

Moreover, this so-called leap is aimed at ordinary short-lived humans, not at the Immortal Boat people.

Next, let's talk about the martial arts system of Xianzhou. First of all, the people of Xianzhou as a whole value martial arts.

However, in reality, the NPCs on the Immortal Boats in various locations on the Luofu map and at the Martial Arts Ceremony all demonstrate one fact.

People from the Immortal Boat, without joining the Cloud Cavalry and having no family lineage, can only learn deceptive and fake skills. (Too much copywriting, various boxing gym advertisements, the Seven Calabash Brothers incident)

And let's not even talk about how those fake skills would be impressive on other planets; many of these guys couldn't even beat ordinary mortal martial artists who weren't part of the Destiny Walker. (This doesn't refer to Luca.)
Finally, the author must emphasize that the Cloud Cavalry is very strong, even the soldiers and captains are extremely powerful.

Additionally, the author believes that the Cloud Rider participants in the Martial Arts Ceremony should not use overly advanced technological weapons, but rather ordinary swords and armor. Using military equipment in a competition would be blatantly bullying outsiders. (This is not supported by the text; the author simply feels that Luofu should still have some sense of shame.)

PS: Please ignore the synopsis of "[Anecdotes from the Martial Arts Ceremony Arena]". It contains only half-truths and is most likely the reporter's own imagination.

In the game, they seem like grunts because their opponents are stronger. Star Core Hunters cannot be viewed by the standards of ordinary Fate Walkers, and the same goes for the Train Crew.

Final Thoughts

The Vidyads cannot be described using the traditional concept of dragon bloodlines, as they clearly do not possess innate high combat power. (If so, please provide specific textual details to refute this claim, instead of simply stating that the author is quoting. The author has clearly read at least 70-80 hours of Collapse Iron Man fanfiction and various useful and useless analyses. This book was previously the subject of Star Iron Man fanfiction.)

At 200 years old, in the Vidyadhara clan, that's about the age of an average human of 18, not even an adult.

As an aside, the author discovered that many people are unaware of a fundamental setting of Type-Moon.

Even a god-level magician, if weak in close combat, could be knocked out in a few moves by a modern magician who is inferior to him in every aspect.

Rin Tohsaka directly defeated Medea in the UBW route.

Let's not say Medea has poor physical attributes; she has E-level strength, D-level endurance, and C-level agility.

As everyone knows, any Heroic Spirit without a special debuff, even at the E level, is stronger than a well-trained mage, unless the mage has a special buff. (Teacher beating Saber)

However, when Rin defeated Medea, she only used enhancement magic to strengthen her body and did not use any secret techniques.

This is also the main reason why the protagonist, who is a magician, feels that he is too bad at close combat and is easily defeated by the Pillars when someone gets close to him.

(If you wish to refute the above, please provide specific sources for the text. After all, novels are written by the author and do not have pre-set elements. As long as the logic is sound, the author can decide for themselves.)

Furthermore, don't suggest watching XXX analysis videos; how can you guarantee that what these content creators say is the truth? If you want to refute something, please take action and actively verify it.
(End of this chapter)