(First update)

Wushan is one of the Three Gorges of the Yangtze River, and Jinsha River is the upper reaches of the Yangtze River. The most convenient way to get from Jinsha River to Wushan is to take a boat in this era. It is all along the way, which is both fast and labor-saving. If you hire a good boat, you will be very comfortable along the way and you will not feel tired at all.

But Yin Zhiping did not choose this most convenient method at the moment because he had to arrive at Wushan as soon as possible. The speed of the boat was not as good as his full strength to perform his light skills. Moreover, the river was winding all the way, and it was not a straight line to lead to Wushan, and he had to take many detours along the way. Therefore, he abandoned this most relaxed and convenient method.

After finding the ferry and crossing the Jinsha River by boat, he used his light skills to go to Wushan.

However, when he was on the ferry and heading to the other side, Yin Zhiping was thinking about how to use the method to travel faster. He used his light skills along the way, which was faster than taking a boat, and he could not follow the road and go straight through mountains and rivers. But after all, he was a flesh and blood body, not iron, and he always had to eat, drink, defecate, urinate, and sleep. Moreover, his skills were not endless and would be consumed. When he was eating, drinking, sleeping, or resting, he could not rush to travel anymore, and he would inevitably delay his time.

You can use transportation tools, and if you ride a boat or ride a horse, it is not as fast as he uses his light skills. Moreover, if you take a boat, you have to stop and rest at night. It is not a good thing to pay attention to when sailing at night; and horses are also flesh and blood, and they need to eat, drink and rest, so it is impossible to run continuously.

So, in the end, he still used his light skills the fastest and could also arrive at Wushan earlier. However, this method was the most tiring, and he was running non-stop.

But in order to find the goddess of Wushan in time and prove whether her guess is correct, the hard work is nothing. This is related to the essence of the world of the gods and sculptures where he is. The key to whether he can travel back and return to his original world. Even if he sacrificed half his life and only had the last breath to go back, the price he paid was worth it.

If he uses his own light skills to rush, he can try not to eat, drink or sleep. In fact, with his current skills, it is nothing to him to stay awake for several days and nights; it is not a big problem to not eat or drink for ten or half months. If he can drink water, he can still maintain most of his combat power. It is easy to solve the problem if he drinks water. He can carry a water bag with him, and drinking while walking does not take any time.

He also has a way to solve the problem of his skills. He only needs to use the magical step method of "Lingbo Weibu" to restore his skills while rushing. After his skills are restored, he can change to a faster light tech to rush on.

"Lingbo Micro-Pride" is just a delicate step technique and is good at avoiding enemy attacks. Although it is not slow to use, it is not good at speed.

Among the light body techniques that Yin Zhiping knew, it was originally performed by "shifting across the sky". However, "shifting across the sky" was all done by internal force changes. Too much energy consumed and it was not suitable for long-term rushing. Moreover, if this body technique is used too much continuously, it will also cause burden on the body and meridians. If it is too much, it will inevitably hurt itself and cause internal injuries. Therefore, this body technique is only suitable for changing the body shape and direction when fighting with people. It is not suitable for rushing on the road.

In addition to "Lingbo Weibu" and "Transfer across the sky", the two remaining light skills that Yin Zhiping learned were the "Golden Jewelry Kung Fu" and "Ladder up to the Heaven" of the Quanzhen School. "Golden Jewelry Kung Fu" is good at rushing the ground. "Ladder up to the Heaven" is good at vertically up and down, suitable for climbing walls, cliffs, etc.

Although the speed of these two light skills is not slow, it is not considered particularly fast. The "Ladder to Heaven" is not suitable for such long-distance journeys at all, and the speed of "Jin Yan Gong" is just as different from "Lingbo Weibu". With all his strength, he can't be much faster.

In fact, if you are rushing for a long time, the "Lingbo Weibu" is the most suitable one. It can not only restore and replenish the skills while exercising them, but there is no need to worry about the consumption of skills, and the speed is not slow. However, Yin Zhiping pursued a faster speed at this time and had to rush to Wushan in the shortest time, so at this time, he still thought that "Lingbo Weibu" was slow.

Fortunately, during his three years of seclusion in Wudang Mountain, he created another light skills, otherwise he would not have more suitable light skills at this time.

The light body technique he created was called "Flying Star Art", which was created based on the second move of "Hui Xing Shooting the Moon" in Tiangang Palm Sword Kung Fu. This move was the fastest move in the nine-style Tiangang Palm Sword. As early as three years ago, he could bring out a series of afterimages behind him. With his current skills, he was able to perform faster. With his move, ordinary martial arts masters died under his sword before he even saw the sword clearly. Especially this move had the intention of an unexpected surprise attack, and there was no call when he used it. He made a quick move, his body movement, and his sword was faster. It was also very secretive and silent.

Yin Zhiping left this move away from the attack in the next half of the attack, and learned from the body movements of the first half of the moves, and then used this as a basis to study and improve them, and finally created this "Flying Star Art" light body technique.

When this body technique is used, it will bring out a string of afterimages behind you, just like the comet flying in the night sky, carrying the dust tail behind you. It also has the characteristics of the "Flying Star Attack the Moon", and it breaks through the sky silently when used. But unlike the "Flying Star Attack the Moon" which is just a short-distance explosion when using the move, this "Flying Star Technique" can be used continuously.

However, this "Flying Star Art" body technique is actually a little slower than "shifting across the sky". However, it does not have many shortcomings of "shifting across the sky", and does not have too high requirements for skill. At most, it is just that those with weak skills are slower to use. Long-term use will not cause any burden on the body and meridians; in terms of skill consumption, the "Flying Star Art" also consumes less than "shifting across the sky".

Compared with the two, the "Flying Star Art" is only slower than the "shifting across the sky" in short-distance bursts. If it is a long-distance journey, the "Flying Star Art" will eventually win.

As soon as this technique was created, it immediately jumped to the second highest speed among the light skills he knew, surpassing the "Lingbo Weibu", "Jinyan Gong" and "Ladder up to the Heaven".

Therefore, Yin Zhiping used this "Flying Star Art" to go on the road at this time, as fast as a meteor, the comet broke through the sky. When his skills are consumed more and he feels that it will not last long, he will use "Lingbo Weibu" to rush along while restoring his skills.

When he encounters high mountains and dangerous cliffs, he will also switch to the more targeted "ladder to the sky", and sometimes he will also use the "Golden Goose Kung Fu", which depends on the terrain and which one is more suitable for it. (To be continued, please search Piao Tianwen, the novel is better and faster!
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