"This is the difference between people." Ye Chong said without mercy, "If we don't talk about martial arts, let's talk about before the new era.

Do you know why the poor are getting poorer and the rich are getting richer?”

Wow!

There was a burst of voices at the scene.

"invest."

"Money begets money."

“Good resource.”

"Insider information."

"vision."

…

Ye Chong smiled slightly, nodded, and continued: "I can't say that what everyone said is wrong, but they are all right.

However, you may have overlooked one thing.

For ordinary people, money, an external thing, serves life.

Generally speaking, whether we earn more money or save more money, it is all for a better life.

But for martial artists, the real role of money is to improve our martial arts and improve our strength.

If you are still like ordinary people and are unwilling to invest in your own strength, you will only fall into an endless cycle.

Don't invest money in yourself.

Strength increases slowly.

In the test of life and death, the danger becomes greater.

The more restrained you become.

It becomes more difficult to win.

It becomes more difficult to gain anything.

There is no money.

There is no way to further improve the strength...

You may think that the so-called infinite loop I am talking about is a bit absolute.

But, let me tell you, this is the most profound insight and knowledge I have ever experienced.

All right.

Having said so much, some people may be a little confused, so I will summarize:

Only by improving every ounce of strength as much as possible under the current condition can a warrior give himself one more chance to survive in the next test of life and death.

And having more opportunities for this kind of actual combat will naturally allow us to improve ourselves through deep insights.
Chapter completed!