Online Game: Me, with Unparalleled Comprehension

He climbed onto the roof of the inn, found the window of his room, gently pushed it open, and slipped inside.

Close the window with your back to it and insert the latch.

With a thought, he instantly changed back into his ordinary dark blue suit and mask. He walked to the hard bed in the center of the room, sat down cross-legged, and closed his eyes.

The mental cultivation method of "Pure Yang Limitless Skill" naturally began to circulate within the body.

The pure yang true qi that had just broken through to the minor completion stage now circulated even more freely and smoothly, like a warm torrent rushing through the meridians, dispelling the slight chill brought by the night and the faint frustration of not succeeding.

[Pure Yang Limitless Skill Proficiency +276]

[Pure Yang Limitless Skill Proficiency +276]

The pale gold notification pulsed rhythmically in the darkness.

With a comprehension level as high as 462, the cultivation efficiency at the minor completion stage is still considerable.

He suppressed all distracting thoughts and completely immersed himself in this slow and solid accumulation, letting his true energy wash over and strengthen him again and again.

Time slipped away quietly in this state of complete absorption.

The sky outside the window changed from dark black to deep blue, and then gradually turned grayish-white. In the distance, the faint sounds of roosters crowing and early risers could be heard.

As another cycle of Qi circulation came to a complete end, Wu Feng slowly withdrew his practice and opened his eyes.

A fleeting golden-red glint flashed in his eyes, quickly concealed. He exhaled a long, scorching breath.

I glanced at the skill bar:

【Pure Yang Limitless Skill (Minor Success 110400/500000)】

After a night of intensive training, I gained 110,000 points of proficiency.

There are still 390,000 steps to go before reaching the Great Completion Realm, and the road ahead is long, but this speed is already much faster than before my comprehension improved.

"The profits have increased significantly," he muttered to himself, his tone calm and tinged with satisfaction.

With a surge in comprehension, the efficiency of reading books and cultivating internal energy is now incomparable.

Practicing martial arts outside Wudang Mountain is much more comfortable now, and it no longer feels as slow and sluggish as before.

I got up and stretched, my joints making a slight cracking sound.

The body is full of vital energy, and one is full of energy.

He pushed open the door, walked down the stairs, and came to the inn's lobby.

Early morning guests were already having breakfast in the lobby.

He ordered a bowl of plain porridge, a plate of pickled vegetables, and two meat buns. He sat down by the window and slowly ate until his hunger level was more than 90%.

After finishing his meal, he called over the waiter and said, "Pack me twenty steamed buns, five catties of dried meat, and two bags of water."

"Alright, sir, it'll be ready for you right away!" The waiter responded and left.

Soon, a bulging oilcloth package and two leather water bags were delivered.

Wu Feng paid the money and put the items into his backpack.

Once he was ready, he didn't linger. He pulled his straw hat down a bit, stepped out of the inn, crossed the gradually bustling streets, and headed straight for the south gate of Dali City.

Since we can't target Tenryu Temple for the time being, learning the One-Finger Divine Skill by chance is already a pretty good outcome of this trip.

There's no need to waste any more time here.

Next, it's time to check out other places.

He paused briefly as he walked out of the city gate and stood by the official road.

The southeast is a prosperous region of the Central Plains, and the allure of the Murong Clan of Gusu and the Mantuo Villa is considerable.

To the northwest lies Leigushan Deaf-Mute Valley, where Wuyazi is located.

Should we first head south to Jiangnan to investigate Murong Fu and Mantuo Manor, or should we first go west to Leigu Mountain to complete the hidden quest for that exquisite jade statue and get the reward?

As Wu Feng pondered, he strolled along the official road.

As more and more carriages and pedestrians appeared on the official road, the noise reached our ears.

After weighing the options for a moment, he still felt it would be better to go find Wuyazi first.

While the martial arts manuals at Mantuo Manor and Wang Yuyan's place are certainly tempting, they can't compare to Wuyazi's reward.

As for Wu Yazi, he possessed a jade statue that triggered the quest, belonging to a destined person.

According to general game logic, the reward for delivering key mission items is usually quite good.

Moreover, Wu Yazi was trapped on Leigu Mountain and was in a relatively weak state. Compared to the Murong family, who were protected by powerful forces when they were at their peak, it might be easier to make contact with them and the opportunity would be clearer.

More importantly, Wu Yazi set up the Zhenlong Chess Game and invited talented young people from all over the world to solve it, with the ultimate goal of finding a successor to pass on his life's skills.

If I'm delayed by going to Jiangnan, and the game triggers the chess game event prematurely, and Wuyazi chooses someone else and dies after transferring his power... then wouldn't my jade statue quest be in vain?

Not only will you not get the mission rewards, but you might also lose this connection.

"It's safer to claim the hidden quest reward first," Wu Feng decided. "If we trigger some kind of rare chess game and Wu Yazi passes on his skills to someone else and then dies, we won't have a chance to get the quest reward."

Having thought of this, he no longer hesitated.

He took the sheepskin map out of his backpack and unfolded it in the morning light.

He traced his finger across the map, located Dali City, and then moved northeast, identifying the markings of mountains and rivers. Finally, he found the approximate location of Leigu Mountain, along with the small characters "Deaf and Mute Gate" next to it.

The distance is not short, with many mountains and large areas in between.

But with his current lightness skill and stamina, traveling in a straight line would only take a day.

Wu Feng put away the map and looked ahead at the official road winding into the northeast.

Simultaneously activating the internal techniques of "Lingbo Weibu" and "Tiyun Zong," he unleashed a powerful "whoosh!" with his feet.

His figure darted out like an arrow released from a bow, leaping with lightness and agility, covering several meters in a single step, quickly leaving the pedestrians and carriages on the official road behind.

He immediately identified the direction of Leigu Mountain, turned around, leaped off the official road, and rushed into the desolate forest beside the road, preparing to take the shortest straight-line distance, traversing mountains and valleys, and speeding toward his target.

The deep blue figure leaped and bounded through the mountains and forests, turning into a tiny dot before quickly disappearing into the vast outline of the mountains.

After rushing all the way until dusk, Wu Feng finally arrived at a small town near Leigu Mountain.

Seeing the words "Qingshi Town" engraved on the wooden sign at the town entrance in the distance, he slowed down and mingled with several groups of merchants returning late, walking in unhurriedly.

The town is small, with only one main street, lined with low tile-roofed houses and wooden cabins, and occasionally a few shops with their lights on.

The air was filled with the aroma of cooking smoke and food, mixed with the smell of livestock manure and dust—a typical atmosphere of a small border town.

Wu Feng walked along the street for a while and took a liking to an inn with a sign that read "Ke Lai An".

The inn's facade was fairly tidy, and the lights inside were brighter than those of other inns.

He pushed open the door and went in. There were seven or eight tables in the lobby, and most of them were already occupied.

Most of them were players dressed like wandering swordsmen, gathered in twos and threes, talking in hushed tones, their voices noisy.

The shopkeeper, a thin old man in his fifties, was standing behind the counter, fiddling with an abacus.

Seeing Wu Feng enter, he glanced up and asked, "Sir, looking for a room?"

"I'd like a superior room." Wu Feng walked to the counter, put down his straw hat, and said, "Something quiet."

The innkeeper took the one or two taels of silver he handed over, weighed it in his hand, and smiled. "Alright! Room number two on the second floor, guaranteed to be quiet!" He then handed over a brass key. "Would you like your meal in the lobby, or delivered to your room?"

"Take it to the room." Wu Feng took the key. "One meat dish, one vegetable dish, two steamed buns, and a pot of tea."

"Okay, I'll send it to you right away!"

Wu Feng turned and went upstairs, the wooden stairs creaking.