Chapter 39.1: Dew-Flicking Hand
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Transmigration with Cheat Codes Chapter 39.1: Dew-Flicking Hand

[System: Heart Moon Illuminates Cloud Creek, everything becomes enlightenment. Influenced by "Sword that Blooms From The Trees" and [Gathering Rich Dew], Meng Jintang comprehends the martial art "Dew-Flicking Hand (Approaching Perfection)," gaining 500 experience points and 2 free attribute points.]

[System: Realm Value increases.]

Meng Jintang was puzzled.

She recalled that she had indeed vaguely seen players mention obtaining new martial art techniques while practicing life skills. "Martial Arts Ascension."

After all, it's a martial arts game, even if it involves life skills, it's inevitable to be connected with things like true Qi techniques.

Players with profound skills not only found it easier to advance in the realm of life skills but were also more likely to comprehend new martial arts from those life skills.

It was likely because Meng Jintang's martial arts realm was relatively good at the time, or perhaps because the highest level of "Dew-Flicking Hand'' was only 5, lower than the previously comprehended "Sword that Blooms From The Trees." Therefore, at the moment of comprehension, it was already a martial art close to perfection, and there weren't any obstacles encountered in its subsequent refinement.

The completed "Dew-Flicking Hand" consisted of three moves: "Wind Brushing Reed," "Wandering Clouds," and "Drapery Dust Protection."

From Meng Jintang's perspective, the combat style was actually at a lower level than the ostentatious type, making it best suited for places where brilliance and warmth were needed, such as the venue for the sect's New Year's celebration. The performance showcased how to quickly dust off water tofu without breaking it.

Five days before the birthday celebration of the old leader of Nanjia Fort, Meng Jintang descended the mountain early to meet up with Chen Shen.

Similar large-scale martial arts events would typically see participants arriving two to three days in advance as a sign of respect to the hosts.

Meng Jintang inexplicably carried a mindset akin to going on a

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