Fan Xian had practiced the first volume of Tyrannical zhenqi since he was a child. After 20 years of practice, he had become one of the younger ninth-level aces. He wasn't a genius player. He relied on his meridians to be different and had to spend more time and energy to reach this level. However, he was unable to cultivate the second half of the Tyrannical zhenqi manual because the zhenqi tempering trajectory was strange and required wider meridians to support it. And those who could cultivate the second half of the manual would only be able to do so if they had no meridians in their body (equivalent to a dead person). The Tyrannical zhenqi cultivation method practiced by the Qing Emperor was special. When Tyrannical zhenqi was trained to a certain level, the body would not be able to withstand a large amount of zhenqi, causing the meridians to break and the body to explode. However, after the Qing Emperor's meridians were completely broken, he used a large amount of zhenqi in his body to re-establish connections between his muscles, thereby breaking through the ninth-level and becoming a Great Grandmaster. He had realized that the way of cultivating zhenqi was to turn himself into a vessel for zhenqi. Unlike other great grandmasters who used their bodies or machines that had been strengthened by zhenqi, he was able to unleash the full power of zhenqi. This made him extremely powerful, and he had displayed strength that far surpassed the other great grandmasters in the battle of Dong Mountain.

The Tyrannical zhenqi that Fan Xian and the Qing Emperor practiced was a type of fictional inner strength technique in the novel Joy of Life. In the novel, Tyrannical zhenqi was a very powerful internal cultivation method. It could give people extraordinary strength and speed, and it could also make their bodies extremely hard. The Tyrannical zhenqi was created by the Qing Emperor. In the process of cultivating the Tyrannical zhenqi, he discovered a very special cultivation method. This method could greatly improve a person's body and mind. In the novel, Fan Xian and the Qing Emperor were both practitioners of Tyrannical zhenqi. In the process of practicing Tyrannical zhenqi, they competed with each other and learned from each other. In the end, Fan Xian became the highest realm of Tyrannical zhenqi, and the Qing Emperor became the founder of Tyrannical zhenqi.
The Tyrannical zhenqi that Fan Xian and the Qing Emperor practiced was a profound martial arts manual. The Tyrannical zhenqi was divided into two volumes. The Qing Emperor practiced the first and second volumes, while Fan Xian only practiced the first volume. The unique feature of Tyrannical zhenqi was that it could be released outside the body. After continuous cultivation, zhenqi would be stored in the meridians and could be released outside the body through practice, covering the surface of the body. The Qing Emperor's grasp of Tyrannical zhenqi was much higher than Fan Xian's. He had reached the realm of a Great Grandmaster. In the process of Fan Xian's practice of Tyrannical zhenqi, he had encountered difficulties. The zhenqi filled the snowy mountain in his dantian, and his meridians were almost destroyed. However, in the end, he successfully practiced the first volume of Tyrannical zhenqi. The Qing Emperor and Fan Xian had different results when they cultivated Tyrannical zhenqi. The Qing Emperor's meridians were all broken during the cultivation process, but by using the zhenqi in his body to re-establish the connection, he successfully broke through to become a Great Grandmaster. Fan Xian had been injured in a battle, causing his zhenqi to dissipate and his power to be completely lost. Thus, the Tyrannical zhenqi that Fan Xian and the Qing Emperor practiced had some differences in the results of their practice and realm.
The Tyrannical zhenqi that Fan Xian and the Qing Emperor practiced was a high-level martial technique. It could store zhenqi in the meridians and release it outside the body. The Tyrannical zhenqi had the effect of sealing blood and strengthening internal energy, giving the cultivator great strength and defensive capabilities. When the Qing Emperor cultivated Tyrannical zhenqi, he had once fallen into a demonic barrier. However, by breaking through the bottleneck, he successfully transformed Tyrannical zhenqi into King Path zhenqi, achieving the magnificent transformation of rising from the ashes. The Tyrannical zhenqi that Fan Xian cultivated had experienced a series of challenges and difficulties, but in the end, it had also obtained great power. Although Fan Xian had practiced for a longer time, the Qing Emperor's grasp of Tyrannical zhenqi far exceeded his. All in all, Fan Xian and the Qing Emperor had obtained powerful martial strength and internal energy through practicing Tyrannical zhenqi, but the Qing Emperor's cultivation results were even more outstanding.
Fan Xian and the Qing Emperor practiced Tyrannical zhenqi. The Tyrannical zhenqi was a technique that allowed zhenqi to be stored in the meridians and released outside the body through continuous cultivation. Fan Xian had practiced Tyrannical zhenqi since he was young, and he had displayed astonishing destructive power and strength. The Qing Emperor chose a risky cultivation method. He used a large amount of zhenqi in his body to re-establish a connection and break through the ninth-grade to become a Great Grandmaster. Although Fan Xian also practiced Tyrannical zhenqi, the Qing Emperor's grasp of it was even more superb.
The Qing Emperor's Tyrannical zhenqi was cultivated through practicing the secret manual Tyrannical zhenqi. The Qing Emperor received the first and second volumes of the Tyrannical Secret Art given by Ye Qingmei and quickly mastered them. However, the Qing Emperor also faced the problem of his body exploding with true qi. After the Qing Kingdom's economy and military became highly developed, the Qing Emperor started the Northern Expedition. For a time, Northern Wei was beaten to a pulp. However, during a certain battle, the Tyrannical zhenqi in the Qing Emperor's body exploded, turning him into a vegetative person who could not speak or move. Fortunately, Chen Pingping led the Black Knights thousands of miles to save the Qing Emperor and brought him back to the Royal Palace. After the Qing Emperor regained his ability to move, he became a monster without meridians, but his body could accommodate unlimited zhenqi. He was the strongest Great Grandmaster in the world. Through the constant accumulation of true qi, the Qing Emperor made his true qi exceed the other three Great Grandmasters combined. Apart from that, the Qing Emperor also transferred his true qi to Hong Siyang, letting him cover for him. In short, the Qing Emperor had practiced the secret manual, Tyrannical zhenqi, and experienced a series of changes and challenges. In the end, he had cultivated Tyrannical zhenqi.
In the novel Joy of Life and its derivative works, the Qing Emperor practiced Tyrannical zhenqi. His cultivation method was different from others. After the Tyrannical technique reached a certain level, the body would not be able to withstand a large amount of zhenqi, causing the meridians to be completely broken and the body to explode. However, after the meridians were completely broken, the Qing Emperor used a large amount of zhenqi in his body to re-establish connections between his muscles, thus breaking through the ninth-level and becoming a Great Grandmaster. Furthermore, he had comprehended the concept of making himself a vessel for zhenqi. This allowed him to unleash the full power of zhenqi and crush his opponents with the amount of zhenqi. In battle, he would often kill his opponents by directly pouring zhenqi into them or using zhenqi to punch them.
Fan Xian and the Qing Emperor practiced the secret book " Tyrannical zhenqi." This book was brought out of the Temple by Ye Qingmei. There were only two people in the world who had cultivated. One was the Qing Emperor and the other was Fan Xian. The Qing Emperor practiced the first and second volumes, while Fan Xian only practiced the first volume. The Qing Emperor's grasp of Tyrannical zhenqi was much higher than Fan Xian's. Through continuous cultivation, Tyrannical zhenqi could be stored in the meridians and released outside the body to cover the surface of the body. It was similar to the Conqueror's Haki in One Piece. Fan Xian had practiced Tyrannical zhenqi since he was young, and he had displayed astonishing destructive power and strength. However, the Tyrannical zhenqi also had a fatal flaw. When a cultivator was fatally injured, the zhenqi would backfire on the cultivator's body, causing serious injuries. The Qing Emperor chose a risky cultivation method. He used a large amount of zhenqi in his body to re-establish a connection and break through the ninth-grade to become a Great Grandmaster. Fan Xian had suffered a major setback on his path of cultivation.
Fan Xian and the Qing Emperor practiced the secret book " Tyrannical zhenqi." This book was brought out of the Temple by Ye Qingmei. There were only two people in the world who had cultivated. One was the Qing Emperor and the other was Fan Xian. The Qing Emperor practiced the first and second volumes, while Fan Xian only practiced the first volume. Through continuous cultivation, Tyrannical zhenqi could be stored in the meridians and released outside the body to cover the surface of the body. It was similar to the Conqueror's Haki in One Piece. Fan Xian had practiced Tyrannical zhenqi since he was young, and he had displayed astonishing destructive power and strength. However, the Tyrannical zhenqi also had a fatal flaw. When a cultivator was fatally injured, the zhenqi would backfire on the cultivator's body, causing serious injuries. The Qing Emperor chose a risky cultivation method. He used a large amount of zhenqi in his body to re-establish a connection and break through the ninth-grade to become a Great Grandmaster. Fan Xian had suffered a major setback on his path of cultivation.
Fan Xian and the Qing Emperor practiced the secret book " Tyrannical zhenqi." This book was brought out of the Temple by Ye Qingmei. There were only two people in the world who had cultivated. One was the Qing Emperor and the other was Fan Xian. The Qing Emperor practiced the first and second volumes, while Fan Xian only practiced the first volume. Through continuous cultivation, Tyrannical zhenqi could be stored in the meridians and released outside the body to cover the surface of the body. It was similar to the Conqueror's Haki in One Piece. Fan Xian had practiced Tyrannical zhenqi since he was young, and he had displayed astonishing destructive power and strength. However, the Tyrannical zhenqi also had a fatal flaw. When a cultivator was fatally injured, the zhenqi would backfire on the cultivator's body, causing serious injuries. The Qing Emperor chose a risky cultivation method. He used a large amount of zhenqi in his body to re-establish a connection and break through the ninth-grade to become a Great Grandmaster. Fan Xian had suffered a major setback on his path of cultivation.
Fan Xian and the Qing Emperor practiced the secret book " Tyrannical zhenqi." This book was brought out of the Temple by Ye Qingmei. There were only two people in the world who had cultivated. One was the Qing Emperor and the other was Fan Xian. The Qing Emperor practiced the first and second volumes, while Fan Xian only practiced the first volume. Through continuous cultivation, Tyrannical zhenqi could be stored in the meridians and released outside the body to cover the surface of the body. It was similar to the Conqueror's Haki in One Piece. Fan Xian had practiced Tyrannical zhenqi since he was young, and he had displayed astonishing destructive power and strength. However, the Tyrannical zhenqi also had a fatal flaw. When a cultivator was fatally injured, the zhenqi would backfire on the cultivator's body, causing serious injuries. The Qing Emperor chose a risky cultivation method. He used a large amount of zhenqi in his body to re-establish a connection and break through the ninth-grade to become a Great Grandmaster. Fan Xian had suffered a major setback on his path of cultivation.