In a daze, Zhao Changhe had forgotten who had repeatedly emphasized that Dual Cultivation was not a Divine Art but merely an auxiliary technique, and that one should not rely too heavily on it or place too much hope in it.
But every experience always made it feel like Dual Cultivation was indeed Divine Arts.
Especially in terms of healing wounds, the effects were truly remarkable.
The chaotic and rampant knife Qi inside his body, although not entirely eliminated, seemed to be slowly ground down and suppressed within the spinning of the Yin Yang Qi, becoming far less sharp and cutting.
The pain from the external wound tears also seemed to have diminished significantly. He could almost feel his blood and flesh regenerating, experiencing a gradual healing.
His dried-up meridians were being rejuvenated, and the once arid Dantian began to stir with Qi again, slowly moistening his entire body, providing a sensation of warmth that was extremely comforting.
