The technique he had acquired from Fang Jun, the Water Man Art, wasn't a peerless technique, but it was still an ascendant technique.0

It had the basic function of allowing one to breathe underwater for a long time through one's qi instead of air. It also allowed free movement in the water.0

It's not that difficult to learn. Zhou Xuchuan adapted the Water Man Art in a flash.0

After undergoing Bodily Reformation, he now had a physique suitable for learning any martial arts.[1] 0

Moreover, he had reached the highest realm and had more than enough comprehension. In addition, there was a concept in martial arts called the "Ten Thousand Streams Converge."0

Water immersion arts were based in yin qi and shared a root with the Eclipse Divine Archery Art through the Path of Taiji, the balance of Yin and Yang, making it easier for him to understand.0

Above all, this was where his Manifestation of One's Path, Imitation, really shined. 0

I'm not even trying to reach the completion stage. I'm only trying to reach the middle stages, so this really isn't that difficult. Zhou Xuchuan inhaled and exhaled. He cultivated as he contemplated the Water Man Art.0

He was able to reach the First Stage within a day. In two days, he reached the Second Stage, and on the fourth day, he reached the Third Stage.0

Since the Water Man Art had ten stages in total, he only had two stages left until he reached the middle completion stage, the Fifth Stage.0

Moreover, it was more efficient to cultivate the Water Man Art within water.0

Thus, Zhou Xuchuan had entered...0