Chapter 357 - 357: One Thought, One Technique (3)


    Trantor: Daoist6fubtiW


    The reason why a monster was a monster was because of the digestion and utilization of the same amount of resources.


    A monstrous cultivator might only need fifteen minutes to refine the same resource, but other ordinary cultivators would need a long time.


    The refining time was different, and the degree of absorption might also be different.


    For the same resource, a monster could refine 99% of its energy, while an ordinary cultivator could refine 10%.


    This was the difference.


    No matter what, Su Yang had already appeared in front of them. If they had the chance, they would definitely stop Su Yang from obtaining arge number of resources too easily.


    However, now that they were in the Ancient Chaos Path, there was not much they could do. They could only observe Su Yang to prepare for the next operation.


    It was also because of this that the three evil gods focused their attention on Su Yang, wanting to sense the uniqueness of Su Yang.


    Their actions were destined to be in vain. With their strength, how could they notice the difference between Su Yang and them?


    On the other side, when Zhou Tianyu saw Su Yang, his eyes shed with a fiery fighting spirit.


    “I’m Zhou Tianyu. Are you Fellow Daoist Su Yang?”


    On the same tform, Zhou Tianyu took the initiative to greet him.


    Since the other party took the initiative to greet him, Su Yang also responded.


    “I’m Su Yang. Greetings, Fellow Daoist Zhou.”


    After hearing Su Yang’s answer, Zhou Tianyu smiled.” You are very strong. I didn’t expect to meet you here.”


    “You’re not bad yourself.” Su Yang smiled.


    After a round of nodding, both parties did not say anything else. Time was precious now, and their main focus was still onprehending the test given by theprehensiondder.


    It was not toote to talk about greeting and making friends when he was free.


    At this moment, the gazes of many examinees gathered on Su Yang.


    They were all thinking about the same thing.


    Would Su Yang be able to quicklyplete the assessment on the fourth step of theprehensiondder, or would he be trapped for a period of time?


    If he could still quicklyplete the assessment on the fourth step of theprehensiondder, he would be too powerful!


    Some people felt that it was not possible. After all, the difficulty of each step of theprehensiondder was different. The higher one went, the higher the difficulty.


    Some examinees felt that it was possible because Su Yang’s way of passing the first three assessments was too brutal.


    It was not an exaggeration to describe it as easy.


    Furthermore, the examinees for the second and third steps of the Comprehensiondder were very clear about this.


    Although the difficulty of eachprehension step increased, the main thing was that the number of immortal techniques that needed to beprehended increased.


    The first step ofprehension only required one toprehend an immortal technique within a specified time.


    The second step ofprehension required one toprehend two immortal techniques…


    The third step ofprehension required one toprehend three immortal techniques…


    Simrly, the fourth step ofprehension was probably toprehend four immortal techniques in a day.


    It seemed like it was only an increase in quantity, but the difficulty was definitely not so.


    If one wanted to create an immortal technique, it depended on thewprehension that one had umted on a daily basis.


    When hepleted the first step of theprehensiondder test, he had actually already consumed a portion of thewprehension that he had umted.


    In the future, he would need to take out a brand new immortal technique on theprehensiondder. In fact, all the difficulties were stacked together.


    The fourth step ofprehension seemed to only require one toprehend four brand new immortal techniques, but in fact, one needed to add up the previous ones.


    In summary, if he wanted to pass the fourthprehensiondder, he would need toprehend at least ten immortal techniques in a short period of time!


    This did not mean that the amount of time needed toprehend an immortal technique could be replicated ording to this time ratio.


    Every self-created immortal technique consumed what he had umted on a daily basis.


    In the beginning, it was apetition of deep umtion, but theter it was, the more important it was to understand.


    If one’sprehension was sufficient, they only needed to consume a small portion of their umtion to create an immortal technique.


    On the contrary, the consumption would increase greatly.


    So… Could Su Yang stillplete the assessment as easily as before?


    Thousands of Half-Saints looked up at Su Yang. No matter what they thought, they only wanted to know if Su Yang could easilyplete the assessment..