Chapter 465: Becoming a Cosmos
Translator: Atlas Studios Editor: Atlas Studios
Previously, when he was imagining constructing his Internal Cosmos, Chu Nan’s thoughts had always stopped on the various cultivation thods he had grasped. He thought about what cultivation thod he should use to connect all the ridians opened in his body and perfectly use his perfect body and cultivation thod conditions.
However, this train of thought could not succeed every ti because no cultivation thod had ever been able to connect all the ridians in his body, let alone allow spatial energy to circulate in every corner of his body at the sa ti. Therefore, it was impossible for him to have a similar cultivation thod as a reference.
In this pressing situation, an idea flashed through Chu Nan’s mind and an extrely bold thought suddenly appeared.
Since borrowing the previous Internal Cosmos construction plan could not resolve this problem, it was obvious that he could only think of a brand new plan himself.
A plan built on any cultivation thod could not resolve the problem either, so he simply did not care about those cultivation thods.
Angie Prairie, Feng Mingxi, and the others told Chu Nan that constructing an Internal Cosmos was a very personal problem. The others could not provide much experience to begin with and relied on Chu Nan’s own understanding.
Now that his own situation was different from others, the Internal Cosmos plan he constructed was definitely completely different.
The solution Chu Nan thought of now was actually very simple. Since one cultivation thod could not be solved, he would combine many cultivation thods and try.
This solution was not strange.
Previously, when he could not perfectly use all the opened ridians in his body to resolve the problem, Chu Nan’s thod was to combine the various cultivation thods he had grasped and finally fuse them successfully. His cultivation thod was perfected and he cultivated this special cultivation thod that was built on the foundation of the Nine Revolutions Technique but had actually fused with 35 other Internal Breath cultivation thods.
If he wanted to build a perfect Internal Cosmos now, he clearly had to follow this train of thought.
Ti was tight and Chu Nan did not have any ti to hesitate.
After the spiritual light flashed, he imdiately began to mobilize the Internal Breath in his entire body and followed the trajectory of his current cultivation thod to circulate in his ridians.
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The spatial energy began to circulate according to the trajectory of his cultivation thod and gradually fused with his Internal Breath.
In theory, to a martial artist with a sufficient body and cultivation thod foundation, constructing an Internal Cosmos was actually a very simple matter. What was needed was to deliberately adjust the way the Internal Breath circulated when guiding the spatial energy to circulate in the body, allowing the spatial energy and the body to fuse and allow the body to completely adapt to the circulation of pure spatial energy, forming a fixed spatial energy circulation channel.
This was naturally not a problem for Chu Nan, who had a perfect body and cultivation thod. Therefore, he told Angie Prairie with certainty that he wanted to imdiately break through the Cosmic Heaven’s Gate now.
He was very confident about this, and Angie Prairie knew it very well.
The problem Angie Prairie was worried about was that Chu Nan had chosen to break through before he had a perfect solution, causing him to be unable to break through perfectly.
However, now that Chu Nan had thought of this solution, it was still possible to perfectly break through.
Feeling the spatial energy circulating smoothly in his body and not encountering any obstruction, Chu Nan felt very fortunate.
Fortunately, he had finally achieved a perfect body with his hard work and the help of many people, especially Elvy’s research. Otherwise, if he wanted to try this extrely complicated Internal Cosmos construction plan that needed to be used in every part of his body, he would have to face countless unimaginable physical obstacles. It was definitely extrely difficult to succeed.
After changing his Internal Breath mode and leading the spatial energy to earn a round in all the ridians in his body, Chu Nan felt that the spatial energy in his entire body had ford countless circulatory channels of various sizes in his body and included all the ridians in his body through each node.
This was the solution he had thought of now.
According to his previous experience of fusing the Nine Revolutions Technique and the other 35 Internal Breath cultivation thods, he completely followed the thod when he cultivated the cultivation thod back then and divided his body into additional Internal Breath circulation areas, forming many spatial energy circulation channels.
In other words, there were already many Internal Cosmos constructed in his body!
To other martial artists, this could be said to be impossible. It was even impossible to imagine.
If not for Chu Nan’s extrely powerful data ability that allowed him to accurately control the precise circulation of any Internal Breath in every ridian and clearly sense the reaction of spatial energy circulating in any of the smallest cells in his body, he would definitely not be able to maintain so many spatial energy circulation channels at the sa ti.
The situation in his body could be said to be countless tis more dangerous than walking a tightrope.
This was because once an Internal Breath was unbalanced, the spatial energy would lose control.
As long as one part lost control, this fragile balance would instantly be broken and affect the entire structure.
In the end, the spatial energy that had already circulated would completely lose control and the structure would completely collapse. Then, the result waiting for Chu Nan was not only that he had failed to construct an Internal Cosmos and break through the Cosmic Heaven’s Gate, but it was very likely that his Internal Breath had lost control and directly broke all the ridians in his body. Even the tiniest fine ridians could not escape.
In that case, there was no need for Nemonta to attack. Chu Nan would already be close to dead.
Although the risk was huge, at this mont, Chu Nan could not retreat at all.
He continued to maintain the circulation of his Internal Breath and carefully maintained the circulation of spatial energy.
As the spatial energy circulated in his body over and over again and circulated in every ridian, it deeply affected every bone, muscle, and internal organ through his ridians and directly affected every cell in his body, Chu Nan felt his body gradually change.
As the spatial energy circulation channel gradually stabilized, the dozen or so Internal Cosmos gradually stabilized. The spatial energy entered his body from the outside world more and more smoothly, and the speed of the circulation beca faster. It was no longer like when he first comprehended spatial energy and had difficulty guiding it into his body.
Feeling that with a thought, the spatial energy would move, Chu Nan understood.
In fact, the process of constructing an Internal Cosmos and breaking through the Cosmic Heaven’s Gate was the process of further increasing the quality of martial artists.
During this process, regardless of whether it was a martial artist’s body or Internal Breath, there would be an intrinsic change, allowing a martial artist’s comprehension of spatial energy to be more direct. It would also be easier to control spatial energy and the process of controlling spatial energy.
After understanding this, Chu Nan “saw” more than ten different spatial energy circulation channels connected in his body. He imdiately felt that there were loopholes everywhere and that everything was filled with disharmony.
Then, he recalled how he had just successfully fused the Nine Revolutions Technique with the 35 Internal Breath cultivation thods and completely understood.
Circulation passageway, Internal Breath cultivation thod, Internal Cosmos… They were all only experiences summarized by predecessors. The so-called goal was only one. It was to directly elevate the essence of a martial artist, allowing their body to completely fuse with spatial energy and better control it.
In that case, why build an Internal Cosmos with a fixed shape?
This was the solution that those martial artists who were limited by cultivation thods.
However, he was not limited by the cultivation thod at all, so why should he restrict himself?
At this mont, Chu Nan only felt that his thoughts were extrely smooth. The last question that had been lingering in his mind had disappeared. It was as if his entire body had been unlocked and he felt extrely refreshed.
Since I can connect to spatial energy everywhere in my body, my entire body can form an Internal Cosmos. Why should I be limited to those simple circulation channels on Internal Breath cultivation thods?
I’m connected to space itself. How can there be a difference between Internal and External Cosmos?
My body is the cosmos!
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