Maxton, among the group, gathered her courage and dered confidently, “Since arriving here, I feel like practicing has be incredibly efficient—almost like achieving twice the results with half the effort!”


    Curious about her statement, Charlie Wade turned to her and asked, “Miss Long, during your time with the Taizhen Taoists in the United States, you practiced under Master Hong Tian as well. Given that the environment is simr here, why do you feel like you’re achieving so much more now?”


    Surprised by Charlie Wade’s question, Maxton responded nervously, “Master Wade… I assure you, what I’m saying is entirely genuine, not just ttery. I believe there are three main reasons for this improved efficiency.”


    Taking a moment to collect her thoughts, she borated, “The first reason is that when the Taizhen Taoists were in the United States, Master wasn’t as dedicated as he is now. Back then, he focused more on his own cultivation and offered limited guidance to his students. Most of us were given only the mental methods to study independently. asionally, he would provide some advice to his direct disciples. In contrast, Master now teaches daily, actively supervises our practice, and closely monitors our progress, which undoubtedly enhances our efficiency.”


    Hong Changqing added, a bit sheepishly, “Master Wade, it’s true that some of the Taizhen Taoist disciples weren’t very disciplined back then… But those issues are behind us now!”<h3 style="background-color:DodgerBlue">


    Charlie Wade nodded with a smile and inquired, “What about the other two reasons?”<fn2d3e> For more chapters visit Find1Novel</fn2d3e>


    Maxton continued, “The second reason is that I believe Master’s personal understanding of the ‘Taizhen Hunyuan Dao’ has significantly deepened. His enhancedprehension trantes to clearer teachings for us, making our own understanding much stronger.”


    Hong Changqing interjected, “Thanks to you, Master Wade, for providing us with the final chapter of the ‘Taizhen Hunyuan Dao’ mental method. It has been incredibly helpful, and my own level of understanding has improved dramatically!”


    Maxton went on, “The third reason is the invigorating atmosphere here. Previously, as a direct disciple in Tai Zhen Dao, I was surrounded by peers who often outperformed me in both cultivation speed and martial arts understanding. This led to a sense of arrogance andcency among us. However, being here has shown me that many individuals possess talents that surpass mine and are more diligent in their efforts. I’vee to realize I’m not the best, motivating me to work harder to close that gap.”


    Charlie Wade listened intently, nodding as he smiled. “I initially thought Miss Long was merely being polite, but it’s clear she spoke from her heart.”


    He continued, “Historically, there has never been a consensus on who’s the best in literature, and simrly, there is no singr champion in martial arts. Throughout history, numerous gifted individuals have emerged—poets who couldpose verses and create timeless works from a young age. Yet, I have never encountered anyone in martial arts who could be unbeatable at the tender ages of three or five.”


    “Whether in martial arts or anypetitive sport, raw talent is not enough. Regardless of how gifted one may be, relentless practice is essential to secure a championship. The highest-level sports require a blend of professional coaching, specialized venues, and rigorous training, and martial arts is no different.”


    “This is precisely why I developed Champs Elysees into a premier martial arts training facility. Here, you have ess to a professional venue, and Master Hong Tianshi serves as your expert coach. If youmit fully under his guidance and training, I am confident your abilities will see remarkable improvement!”


    Everyone present naturally resonated with Charlie Wade’s insights, as they were direct beneficiaries of this philosophy.


    Consequently, the group spontaneously erupted in enthusiastic apuse.


    Charlie Wade quickly raised his hands, signaling for silence before speaking again: “I’m not here today to seek your admiration; instead, I want to ensure everyoneprehends the significance of this ce. Furthermore, I have a small gift for everyone.”


    Looking over at Don Albert, he instructed, “Don Albert, please select a few individuals to distribute the gifts I’ve brought for everyone here!”