This is a martial arts classic that directly addresses the fundamentals of martial arts.

Different from other martial arts methods that are too fancy to be understood by others, this Great Chu Martial Arts Manual uses the most straightforward language to point out the problems faced at each level and the root causes of the problems.

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The acquired warriors train their blood, bones, and muscles. The innate warriors train their spirits. All the differences and reasons are pointed out one by one, almost like a textbook.

Looking at this martial arts book, Chen Ming thought for a while, but still did not use his source power to improve immediately.

He is already an innate at this moment, and with the respect of an innate warrior as a new practitioner of the Great Chu Martial Arts, he should be able to complete the early stages of practice quickly, and there is no need to waste energy on improving.

It's not too late to wait until progress is slow to improve.

He thought this in his mind, then turned around and looked outside in a certain direction.

There, a sound of footsteps was heard.

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