Dragon Elephant Pan ruo gong is a divine skill that the Golden Wheel Guoshi has practiced all his life, domineering and intimidating.
In fact, this divine skill is not complicated, it improves the absolute strength of the cultivator, it is a martial art that increases additional attributes, rather than a specific move. Practiced to the top, every punch is punched, there is a very big force. If I already have a martial art, then the power of this technique will be doubled.
However, in fact, this divine skill also has great limitations, after all, it wins with strength, and its speed and adaptability are short boards. When encountering a master, as long as it is not a hard hit, there are ways to cope. For example, Zhou Botong used the soft strength of the empty fist to dissolve the rigid strength of the Golden Wheel Guoshi, and Yinggu, whose strength was obviously too poor, could also use the loach gong to dodge it.
The reason why the Dragon Elephant Pan Ruo Gong appears mysterious and unfathomable is largely because this divine skill is particularly difficult to practice. The Golden Wheel Guoshi was the highest-ranking person in history, and he had practiced to the tenth level, but that was all. There are thirteen layers of this divine skill, and each level of improvement takes years or even decades. If the Golden Wheel Guoshi wanted to continue practicing, then he could only hope that he would live to the age of 200. Therefore, this divine skill is very dependent on the accumulation of time.
So, is it true that no one can practice to the thirteenth level?
Seeing the setting of the dragon elephant, it is easy for us to think of another martial art, Qiankun Great Shift.
The setting of the Qiankun Great Shift is very similar to that of the Dragon Elephant Ruogong, and both regard time as a necessary condition and threshold for cultivation. Each cultivation level requires more than ten years of hard work. Yang Dingtian had been practicing for decades, and he had only just reached the fourth layer, and he had just practiced and hung up.
However, Zhang Wuji did it, and moved Qiankun to the seventh layer of the highest level.
So, could Zhang Wuji also practice the Dragon Elephant Ruo Gong to the thirteenth layer?
Let's first look at the contradiction between setting and reality.
The practice of martial arts depends on qualifications, which not only refer to understanding, but also physical conditions, as well as internal strength and the foundation of martial arts. The setting of the dragon elephant is definitely established by the founder from his own point of view, he said that it takes ten years to practice a layer, then people with inferior qualifications may need twenty years, or even thirty years, and even half of the practice can not continue. And people with higher qualifications than him may not take ten years.
The same is true of the Great Shift. The time setting in the cheats, when it comes to Zhang Wujie, is simply a joke. Zhang Wuji practiced from the first layer to the seventh layer, which took less than a day. And if you follow the setting, this is a cultivation result that cannot be achieved in a lifetime.
This was because Zhang Wuji had the Nine Yang Divine Gong as the basis for internal strength at that time, and he was much stronger than the foundations of others.
Therefore, the setting of the cheats is invalid for Zhang Wujie. Because everyone's foundation is different.
Maybe the same thing is true for a dragon elephant.
The Golden Wheel Guoshi was extremely highly qualified and had a good foundation, but it was not necessarily good enough to reach the level of the Nine Yang Divine Skills. If you replace the cultivator with Zhang Wujie, you will definitely be able to practice faster than him, and maybe in your lifetime, you can really reach the height of the thirteenth layer.
Of course, with Zhang Wuji's martial arts configuration, it seemed that there was no need for him to practice dragon elephant ruogong anymore. After all, from the perspective of effect, the Dragon Elephant Pan Ruo Gong and the Nine Yang Divine Gong and the Qiankun Great Shift were actually similar.