All Heavens: Starting as a Sacrifice

Sometimes you even have to hold onto the street wall to walk, and you have to pause for a moment every two steps.

It wasn't that he had no strength at all, but rather that in this situation, every extra step he took was a test of his willpower and physical strength.

Sometimes he even considered finding a deck chair on the street, lying there for two hours, and then slowly going back.

However, at that moment, he suddenly felt someone help him up.

Li Yi turned his head to look to his side and saw a lean and handsome young man wearing the training uniform of the Extreme Martial Arts Academy, who was holding his shoulder and supporting his arm.

"Student, exercise is good, but you shouldn't overdo it!" the boy said with a friendly smile.

"Just a whim, just a whim..." Li Yi smiled somewhat awkwardly.

There was nothing he could do; for some reason, he didn't feel much fatigue while exercising on those gym equipment. Instead, he felt great.

Every second, my body seemed to be attracting some unknown energy into it, and I was becoming stronger.

In this state, he did not feel too tired.

However, after he stopped exercising, a wave of soreness and fatigue washed over him.

For a moment, his steps became unsteady.

"Where are you going, classmate?" the boy asked.

"North bank of Luxi," Li Yi said softly. This was the neighborhood where he currently rented an apartment.

"Oh! Then we're going the same way." The boy said, his tone seemingly a little surprised.

Li Yi hooked his arm around the boy's shoulder and staggered forward.

"You're also a student at the Limit Martial Arts Academy, right? My name is Luo Feng, and yours is Luo Feng?" the boy asked.

Li Yi was somewhat surprised. He stopped and looked the other person up and down.

He had considered the possibility of meeting Luo Feng and whether he should go and find him.

But what I never expected was that the two of them would run into each other outside the Extreme Martial Arts Hall, especially when I was completely exhausted.

"My name is Li Yi." He said with a slight smile.

"This is too slow. Come on up, I'll carry you." Luo Feng said, looking up at the stars in the sky. If they walked back at this speed, he didn't know how long it would take.

"Ah! Isn't this inappropriate?" Li Yi said.

"It's nothing, don't be polite, this will be faster." Luo Feng said, and before Li Yi could refuse, he picked him up and strode away.

He was extremely fast, reaching speeds of over 20 kilometers per second, which is more than 50 kilometers per hour.

It only took a dozen minutes to reach the north bank of Luxi Creek.

"Which building do you live in?" Luo Feng asked, looking around at the houses with some envy.

Houses on the North Coast of the European Union are expensive, but they are also very well built, with elevators and ample spacing between buildings, allowing for plenty of natural light.

It's not even in the same league as the South Bank neighborhood where he lives.

"Building 16, Unit 1303".

Li Yi arrived at his doorstep without much effort.

To be precise, he didn't exert any effort at all; for most of the journey, Luo Feng carried him on his back.

"Alright, I'm leaving now." After putting Li Yi down, he prepared to leave.

"Come in and have a seat, have some water. My house is quite big," Li Yi said, pulling Luo Feng into the house, pressing him down on the sofa, and getting him a drink from the refrigerator.

Luo Feng held a car and looked around at the furnishings in the room. He couldn't help but sigh that this house was far superior to his own in terms of layout, structure, and lighting.

I must strive to become a martial artist so that my parents and younger brother can also live in a house like this, no, I want them to live in a house even better than this one.

"Nothing else, I'll be going now," Luo Feng said, wanting to hurry home as he was worried his parents would be concerned.

"Well. Anyway, thank you for driving carefully this time." Li Yi didn't try to persuade him to stay any longer.

It must be said that meeting Luo Feng today left him with a good impression.

These are the kinds of friends worth having; at least you don't have to worry about them taking advantage of you.

Even when facing strangers, he would lend a helping hand whenever he could.

The following day, Li Yi still came to the Limit Martial Arts Hall to train, and trained for another day, exhausting all his physical strength.

"Luo Feng!" Li Yi leaned against a brand-new electric scooter and called to Luo Feng, who had just come out of the advanced student building, "Get on."

To avoid being exhausted like yesterday and having to be carried back home, he bought an electric motorcycle.

Unfortunately, he didn't have enough money left to buy a car.

In this era, gasoline-powered cars have long since disappeared from the world.

Because most of the oil fields are occupied by monsters, they cannot extract fuel, and therefore cannot support the consumption of fuel-powered vehicles.

Seeing this, Luo Feng did not refuse. After all, it was always a good thing to get home quickly, and it would be much more comfortable to take a car back than to run back.

Li Yi rode his bicycle at high speed along the road and quickly took Luo Feng home.

And so, the two of them would finish their training at the martial arts gym and return home at the same time every day.

Li Yi would also ride his bicycle to take him back every day.

Five days later, Li Yi's punching power reached 750 kilograms, and he finally became a senior student of the Limitless Martial Arts Academy, and was able to enter the advanced academy building to train with Luo Feng.

More importantly, once you become a senior student, you can finally stop training alone and start playing against others to improve your combat skills.

This is very important to Li Yi.

Chapter Four: I think you completely misunderstand.

Li Yi entered the Extreme Martial Arts Hall and walked to the advanced student teaching building next to it.

As the practice time gradually increased, Li Yi could sense that the effectiveness of the practice and the speed of improvement were also gradually decreasing.

Especially as you progress, every little improvement becomes extremely difficult.

Going from zero to sixty points might only take a few days, but going from sixty to eighty points can take a month or even longer.

Li Yi walked into the advanced academy's teaching building, where there were far fewer students compared to the other two buildings.

On the one hand, the number of people who can become senior students is relatively small.

On the other hand, once you become a senior student, you either practice alone at home.

Either they are too old and busy making a living, and no longer have as much time to train.

Li Yi went to the side to train alone. After these few days of training, the results were very quick, and he had already developed a lot of muscles.

A tremendous power lies dormant within, waiting for its opportunity to strike.

"What are you doing here?" Li Yi was engrossed in his training when he suddenly heard a familiar greeting in his ear.

Luo Feng stood to the side, looking somewhat bewildered, his expression seemingly filled with extreme confusion.

"I've become a senior student, so isn't it normal for me to be here?" Li Yi didn't answer him immediately. He slowly put down the fitness equipment before speaking softly.

"No, you...you've become a senior student?" Luo Feng was somewhat incredulous.

Just a few days ago, the other person had just entered the Extreme Martial Arts Academy and was only an intermediate student. How did they become an advanced student just a few days later?

He couldn't accept it. Not only could he not accept it, but he believed that very few people in the entire martial arts school could accept it.

This speed is too fast, even somewhat incomprehensible.

"What's wrong? I had already reached the peak of intermediate student level before joining the Extreme Martial Arts Academy."

With the training these past few days yielding good results, becoming an advanced student is not a natural progression.

Li Yi spoke softly, his expression and tone very calm, as if his breakthrough was perfectly normal and not worth surprising in the slightest.

Luo Feng waved his hand, still somewhat unable to accept it, but didn't know what to say.

"Alright, hurry up and practice with me. I already knew that once you become an advanced student, you can do real combat drills." Li Yi hooked his arm around Luo Feng's shoulder and pulled him up to the third floor.

Besides the two of them, there were six or seven other people on the third floor of the martial arts school, practicing and exchanging skills with each other.

"Fengzi, you're here."

As soon as Luo Feng walked up to the third floor, someone greeted him.

"And this is..."

The burly young man looked at Li Yi and asked.

"This is my friend, he just became a senior student today," Luo Feng introduced.

"Oh!" The young man nodded and walked over very enthusiastically. "If you are Luo Feng's friend, then you are my friend, Yang Wu's friend. From now on, we are all on the same side."

"Brother Yang, my friend just became an advanced student. I'll train him first. You guys can start training," Luo Feng said.

"Okay." Yang Wu nodded with a smile and walked to the side to continue practicing.

"Come on, let me see how strong you are," Luo Feng said, assuming a defensive stance.

Li Yi didn't hold back and threw a punch at him directly.

He missed, but it was within his expectations.

He immediately turned around and threw another punch.

Luo Feng reached out and gently blocked. Li Yi's strength was not much different from what he had imagined, but his basic skills seemed to be too poor. Had the other party really practiced for a long time?

A question flashed through Luo Feng's mind.

He didn't understand. Logically speaking, Li Yi should have a very solid foundation to become a senior student.

At least you should be able to understand the breathing technique when throwing a punch, which should align with your own strength and basic footwork.

But judging from his current appearance, he seems to understand nothing at all.

His breathing was unsteady, and his steps were erratic.

Only his strength level met the requirements for advanced trainees.

Their physical strength and dodging skills are even inferior to most beginner students.