I think you can't even imagine the happiness of a warlock.

Chapter 128 Qi and Martial Arts
After repeated confirmation by Chen Zhou, the soldier had no fighting spirit, anger or anything similar... The answer was the same as when he asked Gaster and Jerry.

Without supernatural energy that can be used to strengthen the body and strength, the main ways for warriors to become stronger are through eating well, exercising, and using weapons.

There is no secret to becoming stronger.

Just fighting.

"Although there is no fighting spirit, monks do have supernatural energy called 'qi'."

Bob thought about it and felt that it was probably the only thing that fit the Baron's description: "As long as he has Qi, the monk can pour it into his fists and feet, or use some special skills."

The monks' unique skills range from physical strengthening to supernatural skills, allowing them to use incredible powers with their mortal bodies, and even become comparable to high-level magic in the end.

Chen also understands this in "Life Plan", and he can even unlock ways to exercise Qi.

It's just that it would take up a lot of time to practice magic, and it also has strict requirements on lifestyle, which is of little significance to a spellcaster like him who is not very self-disciplined.

Perhaps when there is an opportunity in the future, it can be unlocked and copied for use by soldiers?

"In addition to qi, don't warriors learn martial arts? Desert Wind Style, Steel Soul Style, Silver Surge Style, and Time Break Style?" He continued to inquire curiously, "A Star Citizen Uzumaki Dancer I knew before mastered all of them. With the skills of the mind blade and martial arts, wouldn't it be possible for warriors to become stronger if they also learned it?"

Hearing the hard-to-answer question from the tiger man, Bob suddenly felt as if he was asking someone who couldn't even afford food, "Why don't you eat meat?"

If given the opportunity, who wouldn’t want to learn a few unique and systematic martial arts skills? The key is that there is no chance!
In the end, Bob just sighed helplessly: "Every family treasures their own martial arts, and the people of the stars only know how to use it but don't understand the principles. It is not easy to learn."

However, each war group basically has its own unique skills. For example, the Golden Mane clan has several martial arts called "Golden Lion Style" that are passed down from unknown sources.

It is a skill that is more of a tactic than a martial art. It can make the lion warriors more powerful in group operations, inspire/demoralize both sides, and direct friendly forces to maneuver.

"There is indeed such a school, but I feel it is not as good as White Crow Tactics."

Chen Ye was convinced that two or three experienced White Crow-style warriors could defeat an enemy that was far more powerful than them.

"So it's not that you don't learn, it's that combat skills are controlled by various forces."

He glanced at his "Life Plan" and saw that except for "Yao Chen Flow", "Seiya Flow" and "Split Time Flow" which required so many points that they exceeded his own XP storage limit, other schools did not require many points.

The "Howling Rat Style" and "Rongsu Style (Ice)" that are suspected to be the most suitable for him can be unlocked with less than [-] XP.

But there's still the same problem - Chen doesn't have enough time to practice martial arts, and he will waste so many XP points if he just practices casually.

However, considering my current XP reserves of 12580/15000, and the method of brushing XP for each other by issuing tasks to the people of the stars.

He decided to unlock one of them to improve the combat effectiveness of the soldiers in his territory.

So Chen looked at Bob as if he suddenly understood: "That's right! When I was a child, I met an old beggar by chance. He said that I was a unique martial arts wizard, and he taught me martial arts for almost free. If you don’t know much about martial arts, I’ll copy down those skills and teach them to you later!”

"Really or not?" Bob was a little doubtful about this, "Then Baron, why do you still want to ask me to learn how to be a warrior?" Chen said confidently: "I haven't practiced. I haven't had the opportunity to practice skills other than magic before. "

Bob reluctantly believed it.

Then the lion warrior began to seriously teach the tiger warrior, who claimed to have never practiced fighting formally, how to exercise.

It mainly involves breathing, exerting force, posture, how to hold weapons, how to adjust the center of gravity, and how to maintain physical strength in combat, or how to use muscle force to stop bleeding immediately after being injured in a high-pressure battle to avoid excessive bleeding and sudden death, etc. wait……

In general, even though the warrior profession seems to just go up and slash with weapons, it is also a knowledge to study thoroughly.

Those who wield weapons with brute force are only worthy of being called warriors, while true warriors can exert their greatest combat effectiveness in any situation.

As for how to deal with spell casters... you can only rely on sneak attacks, interruptions, etc. to prevent them from successfully casting spells, or rely on physical strength and reflexes to resist and then kill the spell caster in the face.

But the first thing a qualified general/lord should do is to avoid having soldiers face spellcasters and engage in unfair battles - the cost of the latter can be ten times or even a hundred times that of the former.

Only by using spell casters to fight spell casters, or using tactics to fight together, can warriors achieve better results.

However, there is actually a profession called shaman among the clans.

They communicate with the natural spirits to gain the power of ancestors and nature. They can take care of both close combat and spellcasting at the same time. They are elite units in the tribal system.

Strength and perception are the main attributes of the shaman, and they are basically the dominant attributes of the orcs.

But when Chen was training with Bob, he was surprised to find that his own strength also far exceeded that of the fourth-level lion warrior.

The power of the lion man is probably several times that of a human, but it is still far behind Chen.

From this point of view, it turns out that the problem is not the race of orcs, but himself, the time traveler...

What happened to the "Reincarnation Technique" in "Life Plan"? Did the outrageous power come from the power of myth?
In deep confusion, Chen used his strength to defeat the lion warriors with flying bricks.

"That's enough, that's enough! Baron, it's okay if you don't learn all-round warrior skills. Just learn how to control your own power!"

Bob was beaten back by the mere New Year's sword skills, and then he realized why the other party felt that he had not learned many valuable skills from the human warriors.

Is this strength equivalent to that of a giant?

Although the lion warrior may not be unable to fight the giant, it is really difficult to deal with Chen's New Year's Sword Technique without any mental preparation.

"Is there really no need to practice other skills?" Chen was puzzled by Bob's suggestion. "I think it is still beneficial to learn it systematically."

"Yes, yes, but you don't have to devote all your energy to training as a warrior. Maybe it would be more suitable for you to choose some martial arts that can bring out your strength."

(End of this chapter)