Lightning Strength Gu

The narration names rank four all-out effort Gu as the second aperture’s vital Gu and lists lightning strength Gu among the Gu named with it. The others named there include bitter strength Gu, borrow strength Gu, self-reliance Gu, refine essence spirit Gu, earth strength Gu, water strength Gu, wind strength Gu, fire strength Gu, lurking beast coat Gu and aura concealment Gu. It says these Gu formed the foundation of the killer move myriad self, which let Fang Yuan clinch victory within the wind veil of assimilation. ^{ch. 650}

Fang Yuan stops Hei Lou Lan and Fairy Li Shan from striking and uses his own method. Countless mortal Gu fly up in his immortal aperture, lightning strength Gu among them, and circle around the strength path Immortal Gu Self Strength. Their flight leaves traces of light, and Self Strength joins them into a lump resembling a small sun. ^{ch. 782}

He calls out the immortal killer move Myriad Self, First Style, Giant Hand. The giant hand traps thunder shuttle Immortal Gu, then closes into a fist and punches at Gu Immortal Zhuo Zhan. ^{ch. 782}

Fang Yuan recalls that myriad self has Self Strength, Pulling Mountain, Pulling Water and Cleanse Soul as its core Immortal Gu. Its supplementary Gu worms include lightning strength Gu. The narration calls the killer move extremely troublesome to activate. ^{ch. 1561}

Fang Yuan notes that the old myriad self needed self strength Immortal Gu and a long list of mortal Gu, lightning strength Gu among them. Now the giant hand needs less than thirty Gu worms in total. Myriad self Immortal Gu is its core, with some group strength Gu as supplementary mortal Gu. ^{ch. 1571}

Fang Yuan activates the original mortal killer move myriad self, with rank four all-out effort Gu as the core and lightning strength Gu among the supplementary Gu. The strength path phantoms it raises are far inferior to the army his immortal level move had just formed. ^{ch. 1774}

The novel does not state a rank for lightning strength Gu in these chapters, and none of them describes its form. ^{ch. 1774}