High Martial Arts: My Blood Qi Can Be Increased Infinitely

Chapter 23: The Dragon Spine Corridor Trial Begins



Chapter 23: The Dragon Spine Corridor Trial Begins

"All candidates, please enter the corridor in order of your major/department. There is no time limit for the exam, but please pay attention to your physical condition. There are supply stations in each section of the corridor. If you are physically exhausted, please give up immediately to avoid endangering your life..."

"Dear candidates, please do not have someone else take the exam for you! Anyone caught cheating will have their grades for the entire academic year cancelled."

Finally, I wish you all the best in your exams and hope you achieve satisfactory results.

The standard female voice for the listening test echoed in the Dragon's Back Corridor area.

"The first group of candidates is from the Liuyun Department. Please enter the examination room as soon as possible."

Chu Wen landed in the last few groups of the crowd, waiting for the quantum computer to verify his identity information.

The Dragon Spine Corridor, stretching for thousands of kilometers, is as magnificent as the Ming Dynasty Great Wall of the past. Every wall is engraved with the martial arts insights left by martial arts predecessors. Those who can leave their names on it are at least at the level of a Battle King!

This is the foundation of the new Hangzhou Wuhan University! It is the glory forged by countless strong individuals who have followed one after another!

It is said that among the hundreds of pillars at the end, the famous martial arts techniques of the Xinhang Martial Arts School are preserved. Those who can leave their martial arts techniques on them are at least at the level of a War God!

The large screen at the entrance displays various perspectives of the corridor, allowing for precise capture of each student's performance. Any student found cheating using external means will be immediately detected and disqualified.

"Brother Wen."

Chen Dai immediately recognized Chu Wen standing in the crowd.

The Jiangnan group entered last, so naturally they arrived later.

Chu Wen greeted the students from the Jiangnan Department. Chu Wen was from the "Waterfall Department," which was a special admission category. The Waterfall Department was the second to last to enter.

This is also because the specially recruited students are all incredibly strong. If they leave first, they won't put any pressure on the ordinary students at all.

Only when ordinary students are surpassed by geniuses will they realize where the gap lies.

Either strive to catch up, or live a mediocre life!

The Academic Affairs Office's arrangement was naturally intended to instill a greater sense of urgency in students, and using specially admitted students to stimulate them was the most appropriate approach.

As for the Jiangnan Group... to be honest, nobody has high hopes for them.

After all, the level of admission and strength are what they are. Even junior warriors in the Jiangnan system are considered strong among graduates, but junior warriors are only at the level of freshmen admitted to "Xinhang".

Any martial artist in Xinhang who successfully graduates will definitely become a junior warrior!

However, most students are honing their martial sense and are not in a hurry to break through their strength. They generally maintain the strength of an intermediate warrior and only become junior warriors when they are close to graduation.

Chu Wen's apparent strength is that of a mid-level warrior, but when he truly unleashes his power, he becomes a high-level warrior! He could even reach the level of a battle king! However, he won't show it here; there's no point in being a scapegoat among the students.

"From the Jiangnan department?" Someone spoke first, and all the students in the Waterfall department looked curiously at the group behind them. "Isn't the Jiangnan department supposed to have over a hundred people? Is this all there is?"

The Jiangnan faction, led by Chen Dai, consisted of 26 people.

Some people knew they weren't up to the task, so they didn't stubbornly come here. After all, if they overestimated themselves and forced themselves to participate in the trial, they might damage their very foundation and end up losing more than they gained.

As a martial artist, one should at least have a clear understanding of one's own strength...

"I doubt it will work, since they're from another school." A girl with her hair in a bun glanced at them. "They're not stupid, but if they force their way in, they'll probably ruin half of them."

She was more concerned about Chu Wen, who was speaking to the Jiangnan faction.

This person must be Chu Wen, who caused such a stir a month ago.

Some students from the "Waterfall System" also realized this and silently observed Chu Wen.

They had long regarded Chu Wen as a formidable rival. His strength was unfathomable, and it was rumored that his Return to Simplicity level martial arts could unleash the power of a high-level warrior.

Because he completely annihilated Lin Haisheng in a rest pavilion in the Dragon Spine Corridor!

Lin Haisheng, a seasoned veteran who had repeated a grade for many years and had been consolidating his strength, was kicked into the hospital by Chu Wen!

How absurd!

"Hello, my name is Shi Chong. You must be the famous Chu Wen. I've heard so much about you. I've long disliked that 'sea cucumber'."

A man with brownish-yellow skin reached out his hand; he was clearly of mixed race.

Chu Wen was slightly taken aback, remembering the name—

Third place in the overall rankings last academic year: Shi Chong, the "perennial third place"!

Yes, because the first and second place have always been those two monsters, never falling from their pedestals.

Shi Chong, on the other hand, has consistently held the third position.

However, due to Chu Wen's arrival, this third place might be subject to some changes.

"Shi Chong, keep up, it's our turn."

As Shi Chong's companion spoke, the two of them went ahead and entered the corridor.

Chu Wenman and the others slowly entered.

Upon entering, I felt an invisible pressure surge into my internal organs, and a wave of heat churned in my abdomen.

The pressure was significantly greater than when I entered before; it seems the difficulty was specifically increased for the trial.

Before long, even before reaching the first rest pavilion, the steps were filled with dejected people.

The students on break all looked troubled, their martial arts uniforms soaked with sweat, yet they were unwilling to give up.

Such scenes are common on the big screen.

Even with a time difference, entering the corridor will cause one to be stuck at a certain point due to their own strength, unable to proceed further. This is why there is no time limit.

The weak will never move forward, no matter how long they stay!

Although Chu Wen could feel an invisible pressure, it did not affect his progress. He only felt a little uncomfortable, but it did not affect his actions at all.

Under the gaze of the crowd, he walked forward with an air of nonchalance, occasionally pausing to observe the martial arts insights carved on the corridor.

These are the most important things in the corridor.

Everyone was focused on moving forward and didn't notice that the many martial arts insights they were experiencing were emanating an aura completely different from usual.

Chu Wen silently sensed everything, his eyes slightly closed, occasionally feeling a cool sensation coursing through his body.

The Hunyuan Breathing Method works perfectly here; even without consciously activating the breathing technique, the body will react proactively to different martial arts insights.

Chu Wen didn't seem to be there to participate in the trial; he seemed to be there to conduct an on-site inspection. He walked around, stopping frequently, and didn't appear to be struggling at all.

This move also caught the attention of some martial arts experts who were judging the contestants.

Their personal computers were constantly monitoring the scenes in the Dragon Spine Corridor, and Chu Wen was naturally a key focus of their attention.

"This Chu Wen is truly remarkable."

"Many so-called geniuses have failed to notice this point. He had his own insights as soon as he entered. This kid's 'martial sense' is extremely amazing."

"The martial arts conception within the carving has undergone subtle changes, which anyone who isn't a fool can guess. But even among the students of Xinhang, only one in ten thousand can truly find the rhythm within these changes."

"Not bad, this Chu Wen is very talented."

"Of all the martial artists recommended by the Chaos Martial Arts Academy, very few have truly shown their talent. This Chu Wen is really good."

"He is indeed a martial arts prodigy. His martial arts sense has surpassed that of most so-called geniuses."

After walking only a few steps, I sensed the rhythm within the martial arts intent. This Dragon Spine Corridor trial is likely to be quite interesting.

"Where do you think Chu Wen will end up ranking?"

"He might even make it into the top ten."

"Not necessarily. The top ten reflects overall strength. Strong martial arts sense is only one aspect of strength. Performance in other dimensions is still unknown."

"That's true. No one can be omnipotent; everyone has weaknesses."


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