Strands of blood qi flowed through Ye Chusheng's body in a special smooth way, and then through his legs and even under his feet, it turned into a blood-red air stream and sprayed out.

Every time Ye Chusheng landed with his feet, his speed would be much faster, and he was galloping in the woods, like a blood rainbow like a match.

"The Art of Divine Travel" is the highest ease that Ye Chusheng has come into contact with at present, which is different from the light skills he has learned before.

In the past, whether it was 'flying on the grass' or 'swallows piercing the clouds', what was important was a process of borrowing strength to make force, and it was purely the application of strength in various complex terrains.

But this "Divine Technique of a Hundred Miles", Ye Chusheng just thought about it for a while, and then he felt that it was different, this is a kind of relaxation of blood and qi, and it is more important to pay more attention to the application of 'blood and qi' in the body, rather than pure strength.

Each time, Ye Chusheng's blood qi reached a perfect circulation in his body, and then turned into a wave of qi from under his feet, increasing his speed.

From the luck of the dantian to the control of the qi under the feet, the whole process is done in one go, like flowing water in the same way. Therefore, when the 'Divine Technique of Hundred Miles' is cast, it looks particularly elegant and smooth, as if it is flying on the ground.

This is also the origin of the name of the 'Divine Hundred Miles Technique'.

Sou! Sou! Sou!

The blood qi in Ye Chusheng's body continued to explode, and trees rushed to the face in the darkness like a phantom.

The first time he performed in this environment, Ye Chusheng was obviously a little uncomfortable. In particular, the 'Divine Technique of Hundred Miles' is much faster than the light skills that Ye Chusheng has learned before.

'Click! ’

There was a bang, and in a hurry, Ye Chusheng's right arm hit a big tree, and the result of the collision between people and trees was not that Ye Chusheng was injured, but that a gap was opened in the body of the tree that was hit, and endless sawdust was sprinkled one after another, flying all over the sky.

"It's too fast."

A thought flashed in his heart, on the one hand, the dark environment, the dense woods, and on the other hand, the 'Divine Journey Hundred Miles Technique' that had just been started, Ye Chusheng was obviously still not very comfortable.

"You have to be a little more careful."

Ye Chusheng said secretly in his heart.

His mind was racing rapidly, and all the scenes he saw in his eyes were projected into his mind only in the light of light, and then he quickly analyzed the path inside.

This situation is the best test of a person's ability.

Even some masters who were more powerful than Ye Chusheng didn't dare to run at full speed at night and run wildly in the dense woods. Not overnight, Chu Sheng did not have these scruples.

The wind whistled on both sides, and time passed slowly in this jerky chase.

Ye Chusheng practiced while figuring it out, and gradually figured out some rules, and his body speed became faster and faster.

Any skill, or opponent, Ye Chusheng only needs a short time to be able to find out the rules or flaws in it, and the same is true for the 'Divine Hundred Miles Technique'.

The method of using qi in the 'Divine Journey of a Hundred Miles' and the technique of borrowing power in the 'Swallow Piercing the Clouds' should be able to learn from each other and merge together.

His heart went up and down. The more you practice, the more you will learn. 'The Technique of Divine Journey' is the use of flesh and blood, while 'Swallow Piercing the Clouds' is the use of power, and there is no conflict between the two.

This mastery is all a mastery in the early stage of the martial arts realm, and they all have their own characteristics. Even 'Swallow Piercing the Clouds' has something to learn from, and Ye Chusheng has one after another in his mind, and immediately deduces the method of integrating the two unique disciplines.