Scenery on the river

This is a fresh release from the pen of the creator behind "Longevity: Starting from the Qi Tags". Dive in and enjoy the read!
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Jiang Ning transmigrates to a world on the brink of chaos.
To preserve himself, he starts training in martial arts with the help of his prior experience, quietly growing stronger.
As his martial techniques reach beyond their limits and he gains various abilities, some of which include divine authority.
Starting with martial arts, he begins to master divine powers and control innate divine abilities.
The Five Animals Fist allows him to cultivate from a beginner to perfection, continuously breaking limits, with each organ storing essence and housing divine spirits.
The Vajra Immortal Body gives him an unbreakable body and eternal bones.
The Inner Elixir Cultivation Skill promises eternal youth and never-ending vitality.
On the day the Martial Saint, who has dominated the world for eight hundred years, strikes at him, Jiang Ning simply smiles.
Are you really trying to attack a divine being?
When the weapon that once killed gods and immortals falls upon him, he tilts his head slightly, his hair remaining unbroken.
His foundation has long since forged an indestructible golden body!
The other names of this book are 'While Others Cultivate Martial Arts, I Cultivate Divine Powers!', 'Beginning with Hepatic Experience to Fleshly Sanctification', 'Starting with Martial Arts to Become a God'

Grinding Cultivation Toward Martial Saint

If he hadn't mastered the Canglang Blade Skill to a Great Success, allowing him to unleash five layers of power,


he wouldn't even be able to catch a single sword strike from Liu Qingsong.


Liu Qingsong was already so powerful, yet he regarded Wang Jin with such wariness,


which showed that Wang Jin's strength must undoubtedly surpass his.


And on that day, Cao Rong had a clear advantage in a brief encounter with Wang Jin.


Thus, it seemed that although Cao Rong was also at the Martial Arts Seventh Grade like Liu Qingsong, their strengths differed by several levels.


After this brief exchange, Jiang Ning had roughly estimated his own prowess.


Fully utilizing his techniques, he could surpass the Eighth Grade head-on.


He could clash with some Martial Arts Seventh Graders, but under fair conditions, he likely wouldn't match up to a long-cultivated Seventh Grade warrior like Liu Qingsong.


Chapter 81: The Whetstone, Seventh Grade's Heart Trembles!_2