r18novel Chapter 10 Comprehending a New Technique
Chapter 10 Comprehending a New Technique
Master Roshi instructed the three to till the land with farm tools in preparation for planting crops. This was extremely strenuous physical labor, requiring them to exert continuous force and strengthening their arm and back muscles. In the process of tilling the land, they also learned patience and meticulousness, because only by carefully tending to every inch of the land could they ensure the healthy growth of the crops.
There's also weighted running training. The three of them, like Master Roshi, would strap heavy turtle shells to their bodies for long-distance running. Whether on the beach or in the mountains, they would persevere in their running, constantly pushing their limits. Over time, they would gradually increase the weight of their loads to improve their physical fitness and endurance.
After the three improved their basic physical abilities, Master Roshi began training them in combat skills.
First came the training in basic techniques. Master Roshi personally taught the three basic martial arts moves, such as punches, kicks, and throws. They needed to practice these moves repeatedly until they could master them and use them freely. Master Roshi was very strict with their movements; each move had to be accurate, powerful, and fast. They would spar one-on-one to test their learning progress and continuously improve their skills in actual combat.
Master Roshi uses various training methods to improve their reaction speed. For example, he might suddenly throw stones or balls at them and have them dodge quickly; or he might suddenly give them commands during training, requiring them to perform corresponding actions. This training not only tests their physical reaction abilities but also enhances their mental agility.
The three frequently engage in sparring to test their martial arts skills. Under Master Roshi's guidance, they participate in regulated matches or free-fighting. In these sparring sessions, they constantly try new techniques and strategies, learning how to deal with different opponents and situations. Master Roshi observes their performance from the sidelines, providing timely guidance and advice.
These were all things Shang Yun had never encountered in his previous life, and they were exactly what he needed most. Shang Yun possessed the Enlightenment System and understood that other people's things were ultimately theirs, and even if he learned them perfectly, there was a limit. Therefore, he wanted to learn all these skills and combine them with his cultivation philosophy from his previous life to see if he could create his own techniques. However, Shang Yun was overthinking it. He had too little to draw upon, and even if he created one, it wouldn't be as good as the techniques taught by Master Roshi. It would be better for him to focus on learning Master Roshi's techniques.
In fact, Shang Yun's current cultivation of the Prajna Heart Sutra is quite powerful. The Prajna Force he has cultivated is more like a combination of powerful internal skills such as the Nine Yang Divine Skill, the Divine Illumination Scripture, and the Yi Jin Jing from his previous life. It can improve physical constitution, comprehension, and strength very quickly. It can also allow Shang Yun to quickly learn the opponent's moves. However, it does not contain any moves itself. Its only practical function is similar to the Kaioken of the North Kaioken, only better than the Kaioken.
Master Roshi also taught the three meditation techniques. They would sit in a quiet place, close their eyes, concentrate, clear their minds of distractions, and allow their minds to calm and relax. Through meditation, they could improve their focus and willpower, and strengthen their inner power.
Master Roshi also teaches the three to endure pain and overcome fear. He subjects them to rigorous training, such as standing for long periods under the scorching sun and immersing them in icy water, to build their endurance and willpower. During these training sessions, they must learn to withstand pain, persevere, and not give up easily. To help them overcome their fear, Master Roshi sets up challenging scenarios, such as facing ferocious beasts or training at high altitudes. Through these training sessions, they gradually overcome their fears and become more courageous and confident.
During their training on Turtle Island, the three underwent comprehensive training, which not only improved their physical fitness and martial arts skills but also cultivated a strong will and noble character.
After learning meditation, Shang Yun basically stopped sleeping. Every day after training, he would sit cross-legged in the evening and meditate. Combining meditation with the practice of the Heart Sutra, he could not only improve his strength, but also quickly restore his physical strength and spirit.
When Shang Yun meditates, he also summarizes the day's training, reflects on his shortcomings, and simulates actual combat in his mind. He actually found a weakness: defense.
The defensive methods in Dragon Ball are very simple: either you equip defensive gear or you cross your arms and face the enemy head-on, which means channeling your ki to the area that needs defense and then relying solely on your physical body to withstand the attack. Therefore, Shang Yun wanted to create a defensive technique. Although offense is the best defense, this approach is still too dangerous. What Shang Yun needs is a technique that allows him to fight with peace of mind without worrying about being ambushed.
There are so many defensive techniques to draw upon; there are countless defensive skills in martial arts novels from his previous life. What Shang Yun needs to do is combine the fighting style of Dragon Ball and choose a suitable technique to create his own.
Firstly, Shang Yun doesn't need too many techniques. He already has the fighting skills taught by Master Roshi, plus the ability to see and hear. He can gain more combat experience through battles. Moreover, the fighting techniques in Dragon Ball are quite rudimentary and don't require sophisticated skills. They rely more on physical attributes. As long as your physical attributes are strong enough, your fighting power will be strong enough. The techniques are still the same; it's all about how strong your attacks are and how fast you are. Therefore, Shang Yun needs techniques like the Golden Bell Cover or Iron Shirt that can withstand damage and even reflect it, as well as techniques like the Dragon Elephant Prajna Skill and the Vajra Indestructible Divine Skill of the Eccentric Hero of Tianchi that can comprehensively improve his physical attributes.
Having determined his direction, Shen Yun trained with Master Roshi while also studying the Heart Sutra. He would also offer Master Roshi some methods for mobilizing internal energy. Master Roshi was quite surprised, not expecting Shen Yun to have mastered Qi Gong so quickly, and at the same time, he became curious about Shen Yun.
After three years of training, the three of them had all improved their fighting power. On the surface, Goku was the strongest, Krillin was second, and Shang Yun was the weakest. However, Shang Yun had never used the Prajna Power, so it was unknown who would be stronger after his attack power doubled.
"Ding, congratulations host, you have comprehended a new ability, Prajna Force has been upgraded to Vajra Prajna Force." The long-lost mechanical voice of 9527 suddenly sounded. Shang Yun habitually opened the attribute panel. In the past three years, Shang Yun would occasionally open the attribute panel to see if he had become stronger and if he had comprehended a new ability.