At the same time, he learned the martial arts of the martial artists in the mortal world from his disciples, including Bai Qi's Eight Diagrams Mysterious Swordsmanship, Li Zhenchuan's Five Ding Mountain Opening Palm, and Xu Chao's One Hundred and Eight Stances of the Pear Blossom Spear.
He possessed immense spiritual power; his eyes were accurate, and his hands steady. No matter what martial arts style, he only needed to watch it once to imprint it in his mind and then use it. Every move—how it evolved, how it met the enemy, how it exerted force—was crystal clear to him, and he even managed to improve and upgrade the techniques on the original basis of several people.
Bai Qi's Eight Diagrams Mysterious Swordsmanship originally had thirty-six techniques, but Shi Feiyang increased them to eighty-eight, totaling sixty-four techniques. When executed, the person moved with the sword, the sword danced like a wandering dragon, dazzling and rapid, yet ferocious.
