How to Obtain Red Martial Arts in Huaxia Millennium: A Detailed Explanation of Acquisition Methods

In the game Thousand Autumns of China, players can learn a vast array of martial arts for combat. These martial arts vary in quality, with red martial arts being the top-tier category currently. To make it easier for everyone to obtain them, today I will introduce in detail how to acquire red martial arts in Thousand Autumns of China. There are multiple ways to obtain this top-tier martial arts in the game, and mastering more of these methods will make acquisition much more convenient.

The main methods to obtain red martial arts in the game include drawing cards from the Ten Thousand Books Pavilion, learning from sects, and apprenticing. Firstly, drawing cards from the Ten Thousand Books Pavilion is the fastest way to get red martial arts in the early stages of the server, with a guaranteed two red draws after 80 attempts. There's also a hidden rule here: the first five martial arts you draw will definitely be unique moves and will not include internal skills until all five moves are red, after which other types can be drawn. Therefore, it's important to take advantage of this rule by adjusting your wishes based on the current guarantee situation. This way, generally, you can draw the desired martial arts for 'Chop' and 'Ultimate' moves.

For casual players, Yue Nü and Shaolin are the best choices for wishes. After drawing either 'Chop' or 'Ultimate', switch to the other one. Additionally, every 250 draws allow you to select one red martial art, and it's recommended to save this choice for a powerful internal skill. In the game, players can join many sects, and after reaching 2000 prestige within a sect, they can directly purchase the corresponding sect's red martial arts. The options for sects in the early stage are quite limited; generally, it's recommended to choose the Beggars' Sect or Water Pavilion, especially since the internal skills from the Water Pavilion are very practical. However, the requirements for prestige and purchase price are hard to meet in the short term, so card drawing remains the primary method in the early stages.

The last method is apprenticing, which, in the long run, is the most friendly and stable way for casual players to obtain red martial arts. Here, you can even find martial arts that aren't available through the Ten Thousand Books Pavilion. Once your intimacy with an NPC reaches a close level, you can apprentice yourself to them. Then, by seeking advice from your master, each time you can randomly select three internal skills from the NPC, pick one to learn, and gain 1% learning progress. The next time you seek advice, the moves from the previous session will definitely appear, so there's no need to worry about not being able to choose. You can only seek advice 10 times per day, and it requires stamina.

I believe now you have a clearer understanding of how to obtain red martial arts in Thousand Autumns of China. These methods can be pursued simultaneously in the game, so it's crucial to collect as many resources as possible and interact frequently with NPCs. This will give you more opportunities to get the red martial arts you like, and then adjust them according to your combat needs.