Cultivation: Start From Simplifying Martial Arts Techniques

Chen Fei leaped forward, and in just a moment, his expression began to subtly fluctuate.

Dragging the shadows of six Divine Palaces was burdensome, a common experience in the Mountain Sea Realm.

Compared to others in the realm, Chen Fei possessed abundant talents, which naturally provided greater assistance.

Just now, Chen Fei noticed a decrease in the consumption of his spiritual energy during flight.

To be precise, the combination of Endless Regeneration and Divine Blessing triggered a miraculous change. It allowed Chen Fei’s spiritual energy to deplete slightly, only to be replenished shortly afterward.

Endless Regeneration provided vitality, enabling Chen Fei to fly farther earlier. However, the absorption and conversion of void vitality by Endless Regeneration required time and process, only easing a bit of the burden on Chen Fei’s spirit.

Now, with the addition of Divine Blessing, the void vitality absorbed by Endless Regeneration was used by Divine Blessing to forcibly restore the consumed spiritual energy.

Without Endless Regeneration, Divine Blessing would be powerless, unable to provide much assistance to the spirit, especially in this void realm, different from the outside world.

If he only had Endless Regeneration, the result would be similar to before, providing not as much assistance.

“So, should I choose another soul-type talent to stack even more aggressively with Endless Regeneration? Or perhaps select a talent that allows me to run a bit farther in subsequent choices?”

A thought popped into Chen Fei’s mind involuntarily, mainly because Endless Regeneration and Divine Blessing complemented each other so well.

During the flight just now, Chen Fei felt that he had only used about seventy percent of his spiritual energy compared to before.

Converted into maximum distance, that was quite significant. After all, each exploration into the void by Chen Fei was much farther than those of other Mountain Sea Realm cultivators.

Once again, the clusters of talents he had seen flashed through Chen Fei’s mind.

Chen Fei’s gaze paused slightly on the unique talents of the Suppressing Dragon Elephant.

Chen Fei did entertain the idea of acquiring all the talents of the Suppressing Dragon Elephant and seeing if there would be any major changes in the end. However, in the end, Chen Fei abandoned this idea.

The stakes were too high. Talents like Sky Piercer and Imprisonment certainly had their uses, but they were relatively ineffective in Chen Fei’s advancement. Continuing his flight, Chen Fei encountered the three talents that seemed to manipulate rules: Sky Piercer, Sky Breaker, and Connecting Heaven.

He wondered if there were talents beyond the void that increased probabilities or directly boosted fortune.

Those with profound fortune could receive divine assistance, potentially unleashing critical strikes and combos targeting the opponent’s weaknesses with every move.

The scene was downright brutal.

Chen Fei chuckled, shook his head slightly, and pressed on.

After flying a distance, Chen Fei reached the farthest point he had previously reached and spotted the Thunder Roar.

Thunder Roar could directly enhance the Purple Sky Stellar Technique, significantly boosting Chen Fei’s strength.

Moreover, the power of thunder inherently restrained various demons, making this talent a special defense for his body, mind, and spirit.

Continuing to stack defenses and attacks.

Chen Fei checked his spiritual energy and found he had only used about thirty percent so far, allowing him to delve deeper into the void.

Without hesitation, Chen Fei continued flying forward.

As he progressed, the gaps between talents grew wider until finally, three clusters of light appeared ahead.

Chen Fei approached the cluster of light and reached out.

[Divine Resilience: Confronting fatal attacks, forcibly retain life.]

Chen Fei’s expression subtly changed. This talent was indeed a life-saving tool, ensuring survival even against unstoppable enemies who could not deliver a fatal blow in one strike.

Of course, for this talent to work, there was a prerequisite: his body must not be utterly shattered by a single blow. As long as more than half of his body remained intact, the Divine Resilience talent could forcibly preserve his life. Even if critical areas like the head or heart were shattered, it wouldn’t matter. When you possessed the Divine Resilience talent, all information within your body was already recorded, and the talent typically absorbed sufficient energy. Once faced with death, Divine Resilience would be triggered.

This reminded Chen Fei of another talent he had encountered earlier, Indomitable.

Indomitable allowed one to maintain sufficient combat capability even when severely wounded, making it an excellent complement to Divine Resilience.

Even with only a trickle of blood left, there was a chance to escape or even counterattack.

Chen Fei withdrew his hand and reached into the second cluster of light.

Divine Resilience was impressive, but with talents like Blood Rebirth available, Chen Fei couldn’t say he didn’t need this talent, but it certainly wasn’t essential.

[Soul Sever: Slaying one person increases critical strike probability.]

Chen Fei’s eyes widened slightly. Yet another talent related to critical strikes, but Soul Sever specifically stacked critical strike probability.

The Sky Piercer talent itself didn’t have a high critical strike rate, but when combined with Soul Sever and facing enough enemies, the cumulative critical strike chance could become quite significant.

However, the critical strike chance stacked by Soul Sever wasn’t limitless; it depended on the rule pressure each person’s spirit could withstand, allowing for varying degrees of stacking.

The stronger you were, the more exaggerated the stacking could become.

Even when stacked to the maximum, it still couldn’t guarantee critical strikes every time. Nevertheless, Soul Sever was indeed a formidable tool in group battles.

Chen Fei withdrew his hand. Soul Sever was impressive, but like Sky Piercer, it wasn’t a talent he chose.