Infinite Comprehension: Starting as a Medicine Apprentice

Chapter 4

Chu Shu saw on the panel that the basic boxing had reached perfection, and the comprehension had changed from 98 to 99, an increase of 1 point. Chu Shu suddenly realized in his heart, and he understood the role of the attribute panel. It turned out that as long as Chu Shu could practice a certain martial art or skill to perfection, he could improve his comprehension. However, if the comprehension level is raised from 98 to 99, how much effect will that have?

Chu Shu stopped.

His comprehension continued to improve.

Chu Shu could feel a cool breath filling his mind. He couldn't tell exactly what he felt, but his mind was much clearer. But that was all.

"That's it?"

Chu Shu frowned slightly. It didn't seem to have much effect. Could it be because the increase in comprehension was too small? He shook his head and stopped thinking about it, simply starting to practice the Tiger Pouncer. He would practice basic boxing and the Tiger Pouncer every night. Even if the Tiger Pouncer hit a bottleneck and couldn't improve without sensing the tiger's intention, he would still try to practice it every day.

Chu Shu immediately took the starting position of the Tiger Pouncer and began to recall Elder Liu's movements in his mind. He crouched slightly, just like a real tiger staring at its prey.

"Swoosh."

The next moment, Chu Shu immediately pounced. With this pounce, he felt extremely happy, as if he had really turned into a tiger.

"Puff."

Chu Shu pounced on the ground, leaving a deep mark.

"What?"

Chu Shu looked at his hand. He didn't even feel the blood and Qi, and he was not even a warrior, but he could leave such a deep mark on the ground. If the hard ground was like this, how terrifying would it be if he pounced on a person?

"The meaning of the tiger... This is the real meaning of the tiger! I have understood the meaning of the tiger, and the Tiger Pouncer has improved."

Chu Shu immediately concentrated on checking the attribute panel.

Host: Chu Shu

Comprehension: 99 (ordinary)

Basic boxing: Perfect

Tiger pouncer: Small success

Dahe Vitality Strengthening Art: Not yet started

On the attribute panel, the comprehension has indeed become 99, but the evaluation is still "ordinary". But it was this small change that allowed the Tiger Pouncer to break through the bottleneck, comprehend the meaning of the tiger, and thus achieve a small success. Once the meaning of the tiger is comprehended, as long as he continues to practice, it will not be a problem for the Tiger Pouncer to achieve great success or even perfection.

Seeing this, Chu Shu finally understood the correct use of the attribute panel. As long as he practices martial arts and skills to perfection, he can improve his comprehension. As his comprehension gets better and better, it becomes easier and faster to practice martial arts. As more and more martial arts are perfected, his comprehension can continue to improve. This cycle repeats, forming a virtuous cycle. If it continues, to what extent will his comprehension eventually improve?

Chu Shu's heart was extremely hot. The regret of not practicing the Dahe Vitality Strengthening Art and not being selected into the guard team before disappeared at this moment. Compared with the role of the attribute panel, what is a mere guard team? Chu Shu went back to the house to sleep. This sleep, he slept very soundly.

Early in the morning, Chu Shu got up as usual. However, without Elder Liu, he could not practice the Dahe Vitality Strengthening Art with peace of mind. He needed to work and do things. Fortunately, there was not much to do in the morning. Chu Shu could still find time to practice. He knew every movement of the Dahe Vitality Strengthening Art by heart, and now he could do these movements with his eyes closed. In the past, Chu Shu only felt that these movements were awkward. However, this morning, he felt different. He could faintly hear the sound of blood flowing in his body, even making a "bobo" sound, like a big river. And those awkward movements actually promoted the rapid flow of blood in the body.

"I heard the sound of blood flowing like a big river. According to what Elder Liu said, I will soon be able to sense the blood. Hard work pays off. In at most ten days, I will definitely be able to sense the blood!"

Chu Shu was extremely happy. However, he could probably guess that this should be related to his improved comprehension last night. The improvement of comprehension is all-round. It is not only helpful for martial arts, but also for skills. Like Chu Shu, although they were not selected into the guard team, some apprentices still insisted on practicing. However, these apprentices are a small part. Most apprentices were sarcastic.

"Hey, look at these apprentices, each one is more serious than anyone else, but what's the use? Without martial arts talent, no matter how much you practice, it's useless. With this time, you might as well lie down and rest for a while. Yes, no matter how hard you try, you can't enter the guard team. If you don't enter the guard team, you won't have medicinal food to supplement, and there is no future for martial arts practice. Let's see how long they can persist."

Chu Shu ignored the sarcastic apprentices. Some people are lazy and would rather be idle than work hard, and they despise and ridicule those who do. Time will eventually reward those who work hard.

Of course, these apprentices are not really doing nothing. Besides working, the most important thing for apprentices who cannot practice martial arts is to study. After all, if you want to be a doctor and see patients, you must be literate. How can you be a doctor if you can't even read medical books? Therefore, there is an hour every afternoon when the teacher arranged by Miaoshou Garden teaches the apprentices.

Chu Shu attaches great importance to classes. No matter where, no matter what the situation, knowledge is wealth. Literacy and understanding sentence structures are the most basic qualities. Otherwise, forget about medical books in the future; even if given a martial arts secret book, one wouldn't be able to understand it.