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Chapter 3: Cultivating martial arts also requires financial resources.

After finishing his meal, Wang Cheng strolled around his food stall, made some arrangements for his business, and then returned to his small courtyard.

He carried a 20-kilogram sandbag, intending to practice his boxing skills with the added weight. Although he had the help of the system, his martial arts skills were still very weak.

He wanted to intensify his martial arts training, so he strapped 20 kilograms of sandbags to his body and began to train diligently.

With the weights strapped to his body, cultivation was extremely strenuous. After only two hours of cultivation, Wang Cheng was already exhausted.

Wang Cheng was so exhausted that he had to stop cultivating. He felt his whole body aching.

It seems we've reached our limit today. Everyone's innate talent has its upper limit, and the stronger one's innate talent, the better the results of daily martial arts training.

People with poor physical aptitude will achieve much less effect from practicing martial arts in the same amount of time.

In the martial arts world, the most important factors are innate talent, aptitude, and comprehension. Even someone with top-tier talent like Qiao Feng only practiced martial arts for about twenty or thirty years.

His martial arts level was equivalent to that of the Heavenly Child Granny, who had practiced martial arts for over eighty years, because Qiao Feng's innate talent and aptitude were stronger than the Heavenly Child Granny's.

This is why Linghu Chong could cultivate the Dugu Nine Swords, while Yue Buqun could only cultivate the Evil-Slaying Sword Technique. It is because Linghu Chong had very high aptitude and comprehension, and his physical constitution was also excellent.

Lin Pingzhi and Yue Buqun were far inferior to Linghu Chong in terms of innate talent, comprehension, and aptitude. Even if the Dugu Nine Swords were placed in front of them, they would not be able to learn it.

The only option was to cut off his manhood to practice the Evil-Repelling Sword Technique, because the Evil-Repelling Sword Technique didn't require high physical aptitude at all; even a half-baked person like Lin Pingzhi could learn it.

Moreover, after a short period of training, he went from being someone who couldn't even beat a second-rate character to a first-rate expert capable of killing Yu Canghai and Mu Gaofeng independently.

However, the price was too high; it required cutting off his manhood.

Normally, it's very difficult to improve one's martial arts aptitude, but Wang Cheng has a system that can largely solve his martial arts aptitude problem.

Even if his martial arts aptitude isn't great right now, as long as he's willing to work hard and with the system's help, he'll eventually become a top master.

Wang Cheng had finished practicing his martial arts and was now completely exhausted.

So he prepared medicinal food to replenish his depleted energy.

So he made ginseng stewed chicken. The plump chicken meat was paired with 20-year-old ginseng. The chicken meat was plump, smooth and chewy, and tasted salty and fresh. It was crisp, tender, fresh and fragrant.

Wang Cheng finished the chicken soup and the chicken in one go, and even ate the whole wild ginseng that came with it.

After eating and drinking his fill, he felt his strength return, the potent medicinal power spreading throughout his body.

He felt that his previously depleted body had been replenished.

The medicinal power of ginseng transformed into energy, nourishing every part of Wang Cheng's body and repairing his deficiencies.

Relieving his physical fatigue, Wang Cheng felt as energetic as if he had drunk Red Bull.

This meal cost him more than ten taels of silver, because that 20-year-old ginseng was very expensive.

It was usually used by wealthy people to sustain their lives, so it was very expensive and ordinary people simply couldn't afford it.

This was because Wang Cheng had made money from his business; otherwise, where would he have gotten the money to buy this priceless 20-year-old ginseng?

This is a true reflection of the saying "the poor study literature, the rich practice martial arts." If your family is poor, unless you have exceptional natural talent and don't need these expensive medicinal herbs, you must practice martial arts.

That would be a considerable expense.

There are treasures inside the ancient tomb, enough to support Xiaolongnu and her companions' daily life and martial arts training expenses. If there were no money inside the ancient tomb...

If Xiaolongnu wants to improve her martial arts skills, that will probably be difficult.

Unless you are a prodigy like Qiao Feng, who doesn't need any precious medicinal herbs to supplement your diet, or you have incredible luck and start practicing a top-tier martial art like the Yi Jin Jing right away.

Lay a solid foundation first, otherwise the cost of practicing martial arts can be quite enormous.

After gaining practical experience, Wang Cheng guessed that Yue Buqun and the entire Huashan Sect, except for their eldest disciple Linghu Chong, were not very good at martial arts.

Their natural talent and comprehension aren't particularly good, so they need a lot of silver and money to support their martial arts training.

However, Yue Buqun did not understand this point, or even if he did, he did not have the ability to do business and make money. Therefore, the overall martial arts level of the Huashan Sect was not very good.

Even after practicing the Zixia Divine Skill for so many years, Yue Buqun still couldn't defeat Zuo Lengchan. If Yue Buqun had a lot of money, he could eat an old ginseng root every day to replenish his body's deficiencies.

If he can better nourish his body and practice martial arts for longer periods every day, then his Zixia Divine Skill will surely reach a higher level.

Perhaps they wouldn't need to practice the Evil-Repelling Sword Technique anymore, but the Huashan Sect is very poor, and Yue Buqun's management skills are not very good, far inferior to Shaolin and Wudang, and even somewhat inferior to the Beggars' Sect.

Qiao Feng, the leader of the Beggars' Sect, ate a fat chicken, a few pounds of beef, and ten pounds of fine wine every day.

Such a meal would be quite expensive, something Yue Buqun couldn't afford. At most, Yue Buqun would eat a bowl of beef noodles, and he wouldn't even dare to add more beef.

Linghu Chong, the eldest disciple of the Huashan Sect, was often so poor that he didn't even have ten taels of silver.

As the leader of the Huashan Sect, Yue Buqun's management skills were really poor, and the sect as a whole was very poor.

They are nowhere near as wealthy as the Songshan Sect. The Songshan Sect's leader, Zuo Lengchan, doesn't care whether people are good or bad.

However, their management skills far surpass those of Yue Buqun. Not to mention comparing them to Shaolin Temple, the number one sect in the martial arts world, Huashan Sect's financial resources are even inferior to Hengshan Sect's.

As the sect leader, Yue Buqun's personal monthly income could not exceed 50 taels of silver.

Therefore, there was no way for Yue Buqun to buy 20-year-old ginseng to supplement his body like Wang Cheng did. So, according to Wang Cheng's deduction, Yue Buqun's health was as follows.

He's probably just a facade; he looks strong on the outside but is actually quite useless inside, which is why he had the heart to cut off his own manhood. He also possesses the Evil-Repelling Sword Technique.

The leader of the Sun Moon Cult, Ren Woxing, doesn't practice martial arts because he's involved in gangster business and is very wealthy.

He was very wealthy, and his meals consisted of fine wine and fatty chicken. He always had a ginseng slice in his mouth, so he was very strong.

The effect of practicing martial arts is also twice as good with half the effort, because he has money to buy supplements to nourish his body, so even though he is not much older than Yue Buqun.

His martial arts skills were enough to defeat four or five Yue Buquns, which demonstrates the importance of money.

As the saying goes, money makes the world go round; without money, even your closest parents will look down on you.

The reason Wang Cheng was able to afford ginseng chicken soup was because he had made a lot of money recently.

Otherwise, the cost of one ginseng root every day would really be a lifesaver.

With money, one can be like Wei Xiaobao, who, despite not possessing profound martial arts skills, can still thrive in the martial arts world.

It's because he's Lord Wei, rich and a high-ranking official, that he can have several wives.

For ordinary poor men, let alone getting married, it's highly uncertain whether even the most worn-out wives would be interested in them.

After regaining his strength, Wang Cheng continued to practice the Arhat Fist, and practiced diligently for more than two hours to unload the burden on his body.

He has reached his limit again, and even eating another ginseng root will not relieve his physical fatigue.

The time allotted for daily practice is always limited.

After Wang Cheng stopped practicing martial arts, he found a book on typhoid fever and miscellaneous diseases and began to study it carefully.

He intends to become a revered miracle doctor in this world.

If you were to ask what profession makes the most money the fastest in the world of martial arts, it would undoubtedly be a doctor.

As long as your medical skills are excellent, people will flock to you for treatment, and you will naturally be able to make a fortune.

Wang Cheng opened the medical book and studied the medical techniques for most of the hour.

Then he plans to launch some new food items.

Make your food stall a household name.

It must have a great reputation, at least in Nanshan Town at the foot of Zhongnan Mountain.

The goal is to make everyone in the town like the food products we offer.

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