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It was night!
Lin Chen sat on the steps of the bamboo house, holding a wooden figurine and a book.
After a while, he consud a Nourishing Acupoints Pill.
He was already captivated by this book, having forgotten about al tis. Fortunately, the Nourishing Acupoints Pill could increase Qi Blood and also had the effect of staving off hunger.
Reading through the night, apart from being attracted by the descriptions of acupoints in the book, it was also because his [All the Way Black] comprehension could exert its maximum potential at night.
Utilizing his [All the Way Black] comprehension, Lin Chen not only morized the words in the book but also gained deeper insight into the text.
Splat!
When he ca across an exquisite part, he even held the book in his right hand and struck with his left, comparing it to the text in the book.
After half a two-hour, Lin Chen was no longer confined to sitting on the steps, but was walking around the open ground with the book in hand, occasionally striking, occasionally kicking, and sotis even leaping on the spot.
In the dense bamboo forest, Zhao Cangsheng watched Lin Chen, who was engrossed in the contents of the book, with a look of satisfaction on his aged face.
After leaving the bamboo forest, he went to retrieve the docunt about Lin Chen sent by the Military Affairs Hall.
This docunt was sent from the Military Affairs Departnt of Raozhou Prefecture to the Military Affairs Hall three months ago, and then from the Military Affairs Hall to the Special Training Ground.
"The diligence of Raozhou Prefecture is indeed seldom seen and not exaggerated."
It was just an offhand comnt of his to suggest that Lin Chen morize the entire content of the book within two days. The book had over ten thousand words and was difficult to understand. Even he took a month back then to fully morize it.
As for fully understanding the content of the book, it took as long as a year.
Not to ntion that so of the conjectures in this book were unprecedented, and it was absolutely impossible to thoroughly understand the book in two days.
After watching Lin Chen for a mont, Zhao Cangsheng left satisfied without disturbing him.
For an Opening the Acupoints martial artist, staying up all night doesn’t matter.
As the night deepened, Lin Chen’s entire spirit beca incomparably excited.
Not only because he was already accustod to staying up late, but also because so content in the book coincided with his own thoughts.
Acupoints, Qi Blood, circulation speed...
As stated in the book, the combination of these three determines the final strength of a martial artist.
The more acupoints, the more vigorous the Qi Blood, and the more vigorous the Qi Blood, the faster the circulation speed within the body.
If the human body is compared to a dam, then Qi Blood is the water in the dam, and acupoints are like pipes. Every ti an acupoint is opened, it’s like water in the pipes is pouring into the dam.
And when a martial artist fights, it is like the process of the dam releasing water. The speed of the water flow depends on how much water is in the dam.
Similarly, the speed of Qi Blood circulation also depends on the vigor of Qi Blood.
This is why the more acupoints there are, the faster the Qi Blood circulates, and the stronger the power.
As for the cultivation technique, it is a way to speed up the circulation of Qi Blood within the body, allowing it to reach the limit that the acupoints can achieve.
When a martial artist circulates Qi Blood normally, the speed is not fast, but through the cultivation technique, the circulation of Qi Blood accelerates, allowing for a burst of strength.
[Is the human body truly the ultimate treasure vault, and the perfection of the Grade-Entering Technique, even the so-called Limit Breaking, truly the limit of the body’s Qi Blood circulation speed?]
Upon seeing the author’s question in the book, Lin Chen narrowed his eyes slightly.
His Clear Wind Palm and Water Cloud Palm were already in the state of Limit Breaking.
[The Limit Breaking of the cultivation technique, the enhancent of acupoints, and the Qi Blood circulation speed will be faster. It relies on the growth of Qi Blood to increase the circulation speed of Qi Blood. I believe that even without relying on the growth of Qi Blood, there is still potential to be tapped in a person’s Qi Blood circulation speed.]
[However, when I expressed this view to nurous martial artists, they all found it ridiculous, thinking the speed of Qi Blood circulation has long been a fixed conclusion, how could it be faster?]
Lin Chen had reached the end of the book by now, and he knew the most crucial part had arrived.
This senior wrote this book with such detailed deductions and introductions on acupoints and Qi Blood, certainly not just to educate posterity on these common notions.
[I am not convinced, but feel unsettled in my heart. Thereafter, I widely explored various martial arts techniques, traveled to the Yu Kingdom, Zheng Kingdom, Fang Kingdom...]
[My footsteps covered the lands of the Seven Kingdoms, collecting the martial deviations from each kingdom, and later returned to Liang, studying diligently for twenty years, creating a set of martial arts cultivation thods. But this thod was too shocking, and to the day of my dying breath, no one had managed to achieve it. Readers who co to this, decide for yourselves.]
Wow!
Lin Chen almost without any hesitation flipped to the next page.
[This thod requires walking the path of Extre Martial Arts. Those not on the path of Extre Martial Arts, do not read on.]
Lin Chen continued flipping.
[This thod requires one to be under the age of eighteen. Those whose skeletal age exceeds this, do not read on.]
[This thod requires a resilient heart. Those without a strong will, do not read on.]
[For cultivating this thod, the difficulty in realm breakthroughs will be several tis that of others. Those who cannot accept this, do not read on.]
Upon seeing the last condition, Lin Chen blinked, wasn’t this tailor-made for him?
The thing he feared the least was the difficulty of realm breakthroughs.
This cultivation thod, he truly must see. This condition was simply tailor-made for him.
The next page.
[This thod, I have nad it True Understanding of the Extre Origin Acupoints!]
[This thod is not a cultivation technique, but a Qi-running technique, applicable to any cultivation thod...]
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The last page, with over five hundred words, Lin Chen read very slowly.
This wasn’t a martial arts cultivation technique, not even a cultivation thod. Even the senior’s description of it as a Qi-running technique was not quite matching.
It was more like a high-level guiding article.
Inside, it summarized the differences in Qi Blood circulation of twenty-four acupoints and proposed an imaginative idea.
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