When Qin Si and [Feng] Emperor Wu were surprised by Qin Che's unnatural means.

Qin Che has returned to Daodao Mountain.

[Gate] The world's affairs are over, and Qin Che no longer needs to sit in the palace.

Qin Che, who returned to Daodao Mountain, did not immediately start retreating.

Instead, he first deduced what kind of disaster he would experience when he became the eighth emperor of the Martial Arts.

Before Martial Emperor 6th to Martial Emperor 7th, Qin Che was too empiricist.

I feel that what I experienced must have been a catastrophe.

The result was heart-breaking.

Fortunately, Qin Che's heart is as hard as iron, and he is still strong enough in daily cultivation.

Only then did he get through the mental calamity without any danger.

For Qin Che, this kind of uncertainty is really too dangerous.

Qin Che doesn't like to pin everything on luck.

Qin Che still hopes that it is best for him to be able to control everything.

Therefore, Qin Che did not rush into seclusion, but first deduced what kind of disaster he might face as the Eighth Emperor of the Martial Arts.

It would definitely be best to deduce it directly.

But when Qin Che started to try to deduce it directly, the same result as Qin Che expected appeared.

If one wanted to directly deduce the calamity that Emperor Wu Baxuan might have experienced, the amount of mental energy required would be too terrifying.

Judging from Qin Che's current unparalleled mental power, it would consume more than three-quarters of his mental power.

This is too dangerous for Qin Che.

If an enemy attacks at this moment, Qin Che's strength will be greatly reduced.

Qin Che would definitely not do such a risky thing.

So Qin Che chose the method he was accustomed to before.

Instead of deducing the whole picture, I chose to use multiple-choice questions of right and wrong to try to deduce the fate of my own Emperor Wu Baxuan.

In fact, this deduction is not that difficult.

The Heavenly Tribulation of Emperor Wu's Sixth Form can be regarded as a physical calamity, the Seventh Formation of Emperor Wu is a calamity of the heart, and the Eighth Formation of Emperor Wu is most likely a divine or spiritual calamity.

According to this method, Qin Che used the method of deducing [yes/no] to deduce the fate of his Martial Emperor Baxuan.

"Is Emperor Wu Baxu's calamity a spiritual calamity?"

After Qin Che asked the question, he immediately started to deduce the superpower and began to deduce it.

By changing it to such a selective question, the mental energy required is greatly reduced.

Such a choice consumes less than one ten thousandth of Qin Che's own spiritual power.

It's completely within Qin Che's acceptable range.

"yes."

After paying the price, the deduction ability directly gave a positive answer.

Although this was consistent with Qin Che's guess, Qin Che didn't feel that his deduction was in vain.

At Qin Che's stage, the more certain the answer, the less dangerous it is for Qin Che.

On the contrary, it is those answers that are not certain enough that are the real danger that will trouble Qin Che.

In fact, this answer is not that surprising.

Each stage of a warrior is a training of the body, mind, and spirit.

It's just that at each stage, the requirements and standards for tempering these three are different.

The higher the level, the higher the standards required.

It is not difficult for Qin Che to guess the answer.

The difficulty is that Qin Che doesn't know how to refine his spirit in the Martial Emperor stage, especially when he is now the Seventh Martial Emperor.

In the stage before Emperor Wu, there are still many references and experiences to refer to.

However, now Qin Che is already the number one person in the entire human race.

I have absolutely no experience to refer to.

Therefore, Qin Che was also a little confused on how to refine his spirit.

Of course, such a thing would only make Qin Che confused, but not panic.

After all, Qin Che has improved flawlessly at every stage.

Qin Che's own spiritual strength is already extremely powerful.

Even if he really couldn't find a way to refine his spirit, Qin Che still had the confidence to survive the spiritual tribulation of Emperor Martial's seventh to eighth refinement.

However, since he already knows the fate, it is not Qin Che's style to not prepare in advance and increase the chance of victory to a 100% injury-free level.

Although there is no previous experience that can be used as a reference, Qin Che can completely create a method of tempering his spiritual body.

Qin Che is already a member of the Seventh Level of the Martial Emperor, so creating a set of skills is not a difficult task for Qin Che.

Moreover, this set of exercises is mainly for oneself, and there is no need to consider the issue of universal benefit.

This is a little simpler.

Furthermore, Qin Che also has the power of deduction.

If you really encounter a problem, you can deduce it.

Now that you have decided, create a spiritual practice method that suits you.

Qin Che immediately started to move.

Qin Che is not a person who likes to delay, not to mention that this matter is related to his own safety.

It is not impossible to create Qin Che out of thin air.

As long as there were ready-made things for reference, Qin Che still wanted to save some effort.

What Qin Che calls ready-made reference are the secret books that exist in the world for spiritual body tempering at different stages.

These are all secrets for tempering the spirit body, although they are aimed at different stages.

However, different approaches lead to the same goal, and they are all aimed at the spirit body, so it is still feasible to refer to them.

Although there are very few techniques for cultivating the spiritual body, the world is so big that there are still many such secrets.

Of course, Qin Che won't collect them one by one by himself.

There is a ready-made Dazhou available for use, so why does Qin Che need to go to the trouble of collecting it himself?

Just tell Qin Si your request directly and let Qin Si order someone to do it.

When Qin Si heard what Qin Che had told him, he immediately patted his chest and promised Qin Che: "Don't worry, Uncle Emperor, leave this matter to me. I promise to give Uncle Emperor all the books on spiritual cultivation in the world."

Find me."

Qin Che nodded and suddenly thought of something: "You can also ask the Martial Emperor on the other side of the [Sect] world to see if they have any secrets on cultivating the spirit body."

This chapter is not over yet, please click on the next page to continue reading the exciting content! "If they are willing to take it out, I am willing to exchange it with them for elixirs, or other things of equal value."

After a pause, Qin Che added: "Others who are willing to come up with this kind of secret book, I am also willing to use pills or other things of equal value to exchange with them."

When Qin Che heard that Qin Si planned to trade elixirs with them, he became even more convinced. He even patted his chest and assured Qin Che: "Uncle, don't worry. I will definitely give all the secret books in more than a month at most."

Find me here."

The elixir refined by Qin Che is truly at the level of 'elixir'.

Each one is of top quality, and Qin Che can refine it from those aimed at the Martial Emperor to those aimed at low-level warriors.

The secret book for cultivating the spiritual body is certainly very valuable.

However, the top-grade elixir refined by Qin Che is also priceless.

It seems to be of little value to Qin Che, that's because Qin Che refined too much.

It is not impossible to trade between the two.

Besides, Qin Che only wanted a copy, so it would be easier to trade.

With the promise of Qin Che's elixir, it was really not easy for Qin Si to collect these secret books.

The Great Zhou itself is already a dominant family among the human race. There are many forces who want to have some contact with the Great Zhou or want to please the Great Zhou.

As a result, Dazhou is still willing to trade with them.

The item being traded was the top-grade elixir refined by Qin Che.

It's no wonder they don't come in droves.
To be continued...