The battle between Luosa and Li Ying grew increasingly intense, yet his fists felt as though they were striking a mass of cotton, their hundred-thousand-catty force vanishing completely like a clay ox plunging into the sea.
After trading blows for a while, Luosa could not help frowning slightly. A brief calculation revealed that he had still underestimated the cultivators of the Taixuan Realm; beyond the grading of Spiritual Roots, physical bodies were also categorized.
Take Li Ying's Soft-Water Spiritual Body, for instance—a first-grade water-attribute spiritual body that pushed the suppleness of water to its absolute limit. Her boneless flexibility allowed her to wield the profound mysteries of water, making it difficult for Luosa to secure a victory through this method of overcoming hardness with softness.
Chapter 26