Chapter 1170: Put Away Your Arrogance and Prejudice

Chapter 1170: Chapter 388: Put Away Your Arrogance and Prejudice

Although the giant waves crashing against his body brought agonizing pain, the sensation came and went in a flash. By the time the sea returned to a calm and tranquil state, Su Yue’s physical condition had ascended to an entirely new level.

A massive portion of the residual effects from the Heiye pill lingering in his body had been forcefully digested. Naturally, Su Yue’s Qi Blood experienced a substantial surge as a result. However, the most crucial benefit was the massive purge of impurities from within his body.

Ever since he stepped into the bamboo forest, Su Yue had not consumed a single pill to cleanse his impurities. The accumulated waste in his body had reached a point where it absolutely had to be cleared out. Because his mood had been soured by Bai Zhiyong, Su Yue hadn’t had the time to go out and buy pills specifically to cleanse these impurities.

The crashing wave felt like a vigorous, deep scrub on his back, leaving him feeling incredibly refreshed and invigorated. The Evil Spirit Broken Bridge truly lived up to its reputation.

This method of using massive waves to purge impurities washed his physical body directly, making it vastly more effective than any pill. In theory, completely eradicating impurities with pills was merely an ideal state. No matter how many pills one consumed, it was impossible to achieve a spotless interior. It couldn’t be helped. All pills left behind some Spirit Medicine residue, and even those specifically designed to cleanse impurities were no exception. Since they were pills themselves, they too left residue. But these giant waves were different. This was a physical purge, completely devoid of any side effects.

RUMBLE!

After a brief few seconds of rest, the second round of colossal waves crashed toward him.

The roaring of the tide was still so deafening it threatened to suffocate his heart. But with the experience of the first wave under his belt, Su Yue handled the agonizing pain of the second wave with much more composure. Along his entire journey, Su Yue had never been a stranger to the torment of pain. In fact, he was long used to it.

RUMBLE!

RUMBLE!

The eighth wave!

The tenth wave.

The twelfth wave!

The fifteenth wave!

The sixteenth wave.

Inside the world of the broken bridge, Su Yue continued to endure the agonizing washes. Meanwhile, back at Nanwu, everyone held their breath, waiting for Su Yue to create a miracle.

The sixteenth wave was a success. If he could hold on for just one more, he would tie Dao Sect’s Bai Ziqing’s record. If he survived two more, the Dao Sect’s record would be officially broken by Su Yue.

Although Meng Yang’s face was calm, he felt an indescribable sense of frustration inside. In the Ministry of Education’s ranking for the number of tides endured, he had actually been bumped down to fourth place. How depressing.

Mu Cheng clenched her fists tightly, genuinely happy for Su Yue. Bai Xiaolong’s eyes gleamed. Based on his understanding of Su Yue, surviving at least seventeen waves wouldn’t be a big problem.

The sixteenth tide had already ended for a while, and as expected, Su Yue showed no signs of leaving the broken bridge.

Mu Jingliang used his Qi Blood to sense the situation, noting that the Evil Spirit Broken Bridge was devoid of any abnormal fluctuations. He secretly breathed a sigh of relief. The Dao Sect’s record was likely going to be broken by Su Yue.

RUMBLE!

Sure enough, as Su Yue triggered the seventeenth tide, collective sighs of relief echoed throughout the entire venue. The students from West Martial were flushed with excitement. What a powerhouse! Su Yue had created yet another miracle; he truly never disappointed.

“Huh, is Su Yue still not coming out?” a vice principal of Nanwu asked in confusion after the seventeenth tide ended.

“You underestimate Su Yue’s aptitude. Although he’s at the late stage of Rank Four, he’s three years younger than Bai Ziqing. It’s only natural that he can trigger one more tide,” Principal Nanwu said with a smile.

Perhaps because Su Yue had created far too many miracles, Principal Nanwu’s heart was entirely tranquil. Su Yue was winning glory for the entire Ministry of Education, so the principal no longer cared about the honor and rivalry between prestigious schools.

Inside the Evil Spirit Broken Bridge.

Su Yue faced the impending tide with a fearless expression.

“The residual effects of the Heiye pill have finally been exhausted. Barring any accidents, I should be able to withstand two more tides,” he thought. “The last two waves can purify my impurities a bit more!”

Having triggered seventeen tides consecutively, Su Yue was actually thoroughly exhausted. But he hadn’t reached his limit yet. Nineteen tides would be his true limit.

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Qi Blood: 3,908 cal.

He was less than 100 calories away from the 4,000-calorie realm barrier. Although exhausting the Heiye pill didn’t seem to yield a massive leap in progress or allow him to reach the peak in a single step, Su Yue knew exactly how difficult the late stage of Rank Four was with the Qi Suppression Ring. This outcome had already exceeded his expectations. Being short by less than 100 calories of Qi Blood didn’t actually make him feel too despairing.

The bounty from the battle in Jing Niao City had yet to be claimed. Once he got his hands on that money, Su Yue could go on a shopping spree for the most expensive Spirit Medicines. He could even import some foreign Spirit Medicines to counteract any drug resistance. Moreover, Su Yue could still use his Reward Points to exchange for Qi Blood. There was no need to rush these things.

RUMBLE!

The eighteenth tide.

His Qi Blood increased by 7 cal. It was now at 3,915 cal.

“Continue!” Su Yue thought.

Standing on the reef, his vision went dark, and he swayed unsteadily on his feet. It was a very bizarre sensation. It wasn’t that his willpower was lacking; rather, it felt like a forced physiological limit. It was much like an ordinary person pulling an all-nighter. It wasn’t about insufficient willpower—once someone exceeded the absolute limits their body could bear, their health would fail, sometimes even leading to sudden death. Even if they weren’t afraid of dying, their body would forcibly shut down and make them faint.

Reaching one’s limit during the tides was exactly like this state. The situation Su Yue currently faced was that he was on the verge of entering this forced shutdown state. But he could still barely hold on until the nineteenth wave.

On the Nanwu Campus.

All the students stared at the broken bridge in dumbfounded awe.