The young general rose within the Ye Family Army, and after achieving numerous merits, his abilities and accomplishments were something that many generals could not ignore.

Truly, heroes emerge young; such youth and capability are indeed transcendent.

They must accept that they have aged, but it is undeniable.

Yet, they are still young; they still wish to strive, not allowing the younger generation to surpass them.

Desiring more intense practice, they realized that despite recent growth, the gap with the young general widened.

The young general's combat power is the most formidable in the army, even surpassing the great general.

However, it's not to say the great general's abilities are inferior to the young ones; their refusal to admit aging stems from the fact that the great general is around their age, yet why is he still superior?

Generation after generation, the great general's strategies and combat prowess were the strongest in their military.

Though not a martial arts master, in strength, he has already cultivated Qi.

For those risking their lives on the battlefield, they carry the aura of killing, even evil Qi, honing superior abilities without an impervious body.

Recently their martial arts practice included lighter footwork, strengthening physical capabilities, practicing palm winds, punches, and techniques, leading to increased hand and foot strength.

This indicates their abilities have reached a new level.

Someone having improved their abilities could challenge the young general, wouldn't they?

Especially those defeated by the young general before, they felt they only lost in terms of ability.

Now it's different; they have learned those abilities and might surpass the young general.

Like martial arts masters, the strongest are always challenged.

Some martial artists have ambition, and precisely because of this ambition, they have an undefeated spirit, always challenging others, sparring with the strong to enhance their skills.

The young general initially led a team in divine tribulation, later challenging more individuals, successfully defeating them, becoming the strongest instructor in the entire army.

Becoming the foremost in the army, he temporarily gained the title of instructor, though his abilities strengthened, the title of young general remained unchanged.

Both the young general and great general rose precisely because of their outstanding military achievements; the young general is strong, but not yet a great general.

It's an official position; although I submitted a name, it's an upgrade of level 3.

He never idles; each night the father and son still cultivate in the same room.

Until this point, they haven't even had pants to wear? Cultivation abilities passed on to other relatives, other people.

In martial arts transmission, this already enhances army capability, boosts part ability, and contributes.

A personal motive of the young general and great general is to first preserve the secret, win the battle secretly, and drive those enemies away in fear.

Establish peace for their homeland so there are no more wars.

Cultivation hasn't been heard of by them; those Taoist temple and monastery folks only cultivate Divine Buddhas.

But those rely on chanting scriptures, reliance on faith.

It's different from their method of opening meridians, cultivating in another method, achieving a different realm.

Unknowingly, another ten days passed, and during these days, many people instructed by the young general enhanced their own abilities.

Indeed, for emerging martial strength, in punching, palming, footwork, and weapon wielding, they are no longer what they once were; they are courageous, now stronger.

In terms of force, they honed stronger power, cultivated Qi.

Jiang Tang's strand of divine soul actually provided these martial arts to the young general, similar to ancient martial arts; after all, not everyone can cultivate; those cultivating martial strength can train ancient martial arts to cultivate Qi.

Different from cultivation, ancient martial arts in the cultivation world can also lead to Becoming Immortal.

But in this mundane country, the spiritual energy of those cultivating is so weak, those practicing ancient martial arts have no pills, no potions, relying on continuous training without that intensity.

Jiang Tang is very confident; his secret manual, even for ordinary people, becomes extraordinary.

Previously providing abilities to powerful armies, enhancing their combat power, he has accomplished such tasks.

Ye Tian is a member of the Guardian God Family, also a Guardian God Young General.

Although employed in the cultivation world, the army they lead isn't solely cultivators; there are too many in the army, many civilians joining in.

Those are for military service, entering the army; relying on the martial arts taught by the church, these abilities aren't cultivation martial strength or technique.

Some belong to ancient martial arts.

Ye Tian offered some martial strength not only to enhance the martial power of the cultivation family but also to raise the combat power of the whole army.

The martial techniques gained by the young general are merely basic ancient martial arts, easy to grasp, quick to cultivate.

In a short period, they improve hand and foot coordination, strengthen hand and foot force.

Although just ordinary secret manuals, they are divided into entry-level, mid-level, and high-level.

When they just enter, their abilities have already enhanced; upon reaching mid-level, they have become the strongest in the national army, even foreign enemies can't compare.

But the cultivation time was too short; before reaching high level, the sound of battle already rang.

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