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"The so-called Qi Hai originally did not exist."
"It was originally a node in our Dantian that connected our body to a mysterious space."
"Our bodies are complex and mysterious, hiding many secrets, and the node located at the Dantian is one of the greatest secrets."
"The opening of Qi Hai is actually about using Inner Qi to impact this node, thereby opening the connection to the mysterious space within the body."
"From then on, this mysterious space became our Qi Hai. It not only breaks the limits of the body and helps us store more Inner Qi, but it also changes the nature of Inner Qi, causing it to undergo a qualitative transformation that affects our physical constitution."
"In summary, Qi Hai is fundamental for our cultivation to break through the limits of the body and continue to elevate to higher levels. Without Qi Hai, there would be no path for our subsequent cultivation."
"Therefore, the importance of Qi Hai cannot be overstated."
"The grade of a person's Qi Hai determines whether their future cultivation path will be smooth or fraught with difficulties, and whether they can go further."
"Thus, we should explore various methods to ensure that our initial opening of Qi Hai is without regrets and as perfect as possible."
"The grade of Qi Hai is related to various conditions, and here we need to understand various precautions."
"First, as we have mentioned earlier, we must open Qi Hai only after refining the body to perfection."
"Second, personal aptitude has an influence that is basically unchangeable."
"Third, cultivation techniques—different methods of practice greatly determine your Qi Hai grade."
"Next, there are also external medicines, timing choices, mental state quality, even environmental influences and luck, among other factors."
"In short, when it comes to opening Qi Hai, no amount of careful preparation is too much."
"But even if you are well-prepared, the chances of successfully opening the Qi Sea are still quite low."
"Based on the data we currently have, the success rate for opening the Qi Sea for the first time is about one in ten, meaning only one out of ten people can successfully open their Qi Sea."
"The success rate for reopening it a second time is even lower, only one in fifty."
"For the third time, it can basically be ignored."
"So whether you can become a true cultivator sometimes depends not only on your effort but also on luck."
At that moment, a bell rang.
"Oh, it's getting late. Let's stop here for today; we will continue next time."
"Li Rui, please come here for a moment. The rest of you can dismiss class."
After waving to Li Rui, Ma Mingwei turned and walked outside.
Li Rui hurriedly followed.
"Li Rui, how's it going? Are you able to adapt?"
Ma Mingwei asked as he walked.
"It's fine; I feel like I've gained a lot."
"That's good. The students you just met are at a similar level to you. You'll be in the same class with them from now on, so make sure to get along well."
"I understand, teacher."
"Regarding your situation, let's talk about your current physical condition, what weapons you are majoring in, and what martial skills you excel at. If you don't mind sharing, you can also mention the cultivation techniques you are practicing, and I'll see if I can offer some advice."
"Well... Teacher, I haven't specifically practiced any martial skills, nor have I majored in any weapons."
Li Rui scratched his head awkwardly. All along, he had been relying on some simple combinations of moves and instinctive fighting.
Before his parents went missing, they taught Li Rui some basic boxing routines, but after they disappeared, no one took care of him. Li Rui had to maintain a harmless facade in front of the Feng Family people, so he hadn't made much progress in martial skills.
"No? It seems that Classmate Li has been solely focused on breaking through realms. However, that's not very good; these things need to be addressed. You should know that among cultivators of the same realm, those who recruit disciples tend to prefer the stronger ones. If you want to enter a good Sect, these aspects must be considered."
"I understand."
"In that case, I suggest you visit the Treasury Hall more often. As a student, there are many simple cultivation techniques and martial skills available for free inside."
"By looking around more, not only can you fill in the gaps in your martial skills, but you can also gain a better understanding of the strengths and weaknesses of other techniques. This way, you'll have more confidence in your own cultivation."
"The more you observe, the higher your standards will naturally become. It won't be too late to choose your main focus later on."
"Thank you, Teacher. I understand."
As they spoke, the two had already arrived in front of a three-story office building. Ma Mingwei stopped and said with a serious tone:
"As an Academy that cultivates cultivators, we cannot avoid sparring for various reasons. However, the Academy has regulations stating that students with too great a disparity cannot bully the weaker ones. For example, those in the Qi Hai Realm cannot attack those in the Refining Realm. You can ask other classmates for more details about this."
He pointed to a window on the second floor and said:
"I'll be working in there. If you have any unresolved issues in the future, feel free to come find me."
"Thank you, Teacher. I understand."
"Alright, I don't have anything else to explain for now, you can go back."
"Understood, goodbye, teacher."
"Goodbye."
The two parted ways, and Li Rui returned to the classroom, where a lively group of classmates began to surround him with questions.
They asked about his age, background, majoring in weapons, and Li Rui put on a friendly demeanor, answering all the questions he could and dodging the ones he couldn't with some other vague responses.
Soon, a girl with twin ponytails approached, her eyes sparkling as she said:
"I heard a new student taught a lesson to a few students from Class C yesterday. Was that you, Li?"
"Well... that might be me."
Li Rui scratched his nose, surprised that what happened yesterday had spread so widely. It seemed that he had become somewhat of a minor celebrity right after entering Academy, though he wasn't sure if that was good or bad.
"Is it really you?"
His classmates looked on with eager interest, and the girl who had spoken earlier wore an expression of delight as she exclaimed:
"Being so bold right after entering Academy, I like this style!"
Li Rui: "..."
"Hmph, being so arrogant right after entering Academy, you really don't know your place. I think you should be more cautious in the future."
At that moment, an unpleasant voice interrupted.
Li Rui turned his head and saw a sturdy boy with slightly dark skin looking at him with some displeasure.
"Hey, Zhang Er, Li is our classmate. Which side are you on?"
"Exactly, you have a good relationship with those useless guys, right? This is a conversation among classmates; what does it have to do with you? Go back to where you came from."
"Li Rui, don't mind him; this guy has a screw loose."
Before Li Rui could say anything, the other classmates were already filled with righteous indignation and confronted him head-on.
Li Rui was relatively tolerant of his classmates. He didn't say much; he just smiled at him and turned back.
Just like that, Li Rui slowly integrated into Academy life.
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