In the span of seven days, Wu Pifu wasted not a moment, maintaining at least sixteen hours of physical training and martial arts practice each day.
Among this, two-thirds of the time was dedicated to physical conditioning, while one-third was devoted to Guoshu.
As Wu Pifu's strength grew, particularly after his Guoshu advanced to the Danjing stage, his understanding of the Guoshu system deepened.
His comprehension of the principles of boxing, qi, blood qi, and the human body's meridians had reached the level of a Guoshu Grandmaster.
A Grandmaster is one who can continue the legacy and develop a path that best suits their own characteristics within the existing system.
This is naturally not comparable to the existence of a founding ancestor, but it far exceeds the limits of an ordinary martial artist.
Wu Pifu was currently at this stage, or rather, he had transitioned from a Master to a Grandmaster level thanks to the enhancement from the mainframe and the acquisition of personal information data.
Only now did he begin to integrate and transform his Guoshu martial arts.
During these seven days of training, Wu Pifu felt particularly profound about his progress.