The self of the heavens has billions of clones

Chapter 88
Of course, one of the easiest ways to use Daluo Cave Temple is to go directly to a space to hide, and then slowly move away. This is the most common usage of Daluo Cave Temple!

That's what Gu Jiting did. After all, if he could control the space at will, then he would be invincible, so why run away!
Isn't this how stupid I am?

So the potential of this Eight Wonders Skill is still there, but where the upper limit is depends on Zhang Lingyu, oh no, it should be developed by Chu Qingchen!
After all, Zhang Lingyu’s identity is coming to an end soon!
In fact, many people have taken the wrong path, but this is also a matter of vision.

In fact, the god-level hundred exercises should be tempering one's own body!
Let your body have the same characteristics as a magic weapon, and then have strong toughness, make up for the lack of physical body and repair the hidden wounds everywhere.

Of course, the eight magic skills are actually complementary. If you want to do this kind of thing, you absolutely cannot do without Shuangquanshou, because only the control of Shuangquanshou can accurately control every place. Refining is useless and then refining it.

But ah!If this body is broken, there is no way out! !

Shenji usually has several meanings:
1、指可以启闭开合的灵巧器械。2、指织布机。3、犹机运，时机。4、神异的禀赋。5、谓灵巧机变的谋略。6、谓心神。

The divine machine here should refer to the miraculous endowment and clever strategy and mind.

Most people understand it as a machine with flexible opening and closing. This is where the understanding of Shen Ji Bai Lian was wrong from the beginning.
The human body is divided into nine major systems, fourteen meridians, and 361 key points.

Digestive system: Mouth, teeth, tongue, esophagus, stomach, intestines, liver, gallbladder, blood, heart, blood vessels, flesh and blood, urine.Responsible for the intake and digestion of food, so that we can obtain nutrients such as carbohydrates, fats, proteins, vitamins;
Nervous system: brain, nerves, fur, movement, thinking.Responsible for processing external information, so that we can respond well to external stimuli, including learning and other important activities are also completed in the nervous system;
Respiratory system: nasal cavity, trachea, lungs, heart.A place for gas exchange, so that the human body can obtain fresh oxygen;
Vasculature: blood vessels, lymphatic system.Responsible for oxygen and nutrient transport, waste and carbon dioxide excretion, and immune activity;
Motor system: bones, muscles, heart, lungs.Responsible for the movement of the body so that we can make various postures;
Endocrine system: various glands.Mediation of physiological activities to coordinate the operation of various organs and tissues;
Reproductive system: reproductive organs.Responsible for reproductive activity, maintenance of secondary sexual characteristics;
Urinary system: bladder.Responsible for the excretion of waste products in the blood, producing urine;
Sensory organs: composed of receptors and their appendages, such as optic organs, vestibular cochlea, etc.
Insert one about nerves, there are 12 pairs of cranial nerves.

Paired left and right nerves originate from the brain.A total of 12 pairs, followed by the olfactory nerve, optic nerve, oculomotor nerve, trochlear nerve, trigeminal nerve, abducens nerve, facial nerve, auditory nerve, glossopharyngeal nerve, vagus nerve, accessory nerve and hypoglossal nerve.

Twelve pairs of cranial nerves connect different parts of the brain, and enter the cranial cavity through holes in the base of the skull.These nerves are mainly distributed in the head and face, and the vagus nerve also distributes to the visceral organs of the chest and abdomen.

Each cranial nerve contains different fibers.According to the composition and function of the main fibers contained, the cranial nerves can be divided into three categories: one is sensory nerves, including olfactory, optic and auditory nerves; the other is motor nerves, including eye movement, trochlear, exhibition, Accessory and hypoglossal nerves; category 3 is a mixed nerve that includes the trigeminal, facial, glossopharyngeal, and vagus nerves.

Studies have shown that in some sensory nerves, there are efferent fibers.Many motor nerves contain afferent fibers.The motor fibers of cranial nerves are composed of axons emanating from the inner motor nucleus of the brain; the sensory fibers are composed of peripheral processes of sensory neurons in cranial ganglia, and their central processes form synapses with sensory neurons in the brainstem .

It is generally divided into four categories: meridian points, extra points outside the meridians, Ashi points, and auricular points.

①[1] Meridian points: Also known as the fourteen meridian points, they are the points on the route of the twelve meridians, Ren and Du vessels, and are the main part of the whole body, with a total of 361 points.

②Extra-meridian acupoints: Acupoints that do not belong to the fourteen meridians, have clear positioning, and have specific curative effects are called extra-acupoints.

③Ashi point: It is the reaction point of the disease on the body surface, without a fixed location, it often occurs with the disease, and disappears when the disease is cured.

④ Auricular point: It is the reaction point of the disease on the auricle, and its distribution is in an inverted fetal shape.Although the acupoints are classified, there are connections between them.Many odd points are located on the fourteen meridians, and some will belong to meridian points in the future.

After repeated practice, many Ashi points have determined their location and indications, and those who have named them have become strange points.Therefore, the classification of acupoints is not absolute in the course of historical development, they complement each other and develop continuously to form a system of acupoints.

"Suwen·Yin and Yang Yingxiang Dalun" once said: "The air points have their own names." "Qian Jin Yi Fang" also pointed out that "the names of all holes are not empty, they all have deep meanings."

Physicians in the past dynasties mainly named acupoints by analogy according to their locations or indications, combined with natural phenomena and medical theories.

Therefore, understanding the meaning of acupoint names and the basis for naming them is very helpful for familiarizing with and remembering their positioning and indications.Here is a brief introduction of the main basis for naming the acupoints as follows:
([-]) Naming according to the location

It is mainly named according to the anatomical part of the human body where the acupoints are located.For example, the names of acupoints such as carpal bone, complete bone, Dazhui, ear door, ear tip, breast, breast root, spine, umbilical center, fontanelle, cheek car, and zygomatic mash are the names of ancient human anatomical parts. They are named after the parts where they are located.Therefore, knowing the name of this type of acupoint can determine its location.

([-]) Naming according to therapeutic effect
It is mainly named according to some prominent features of the efficacy of acupoints and their special therapeutic effects on certain diseases.For example, eyesight, light, and four whites all have the effect of improving eyesight; water and water channels are beneficial to water and reduce swelling; pulling Zhengzheng to treat mouth vortices; welcoming fragrance to open nose orifices; Tinggong and Tinghui can cure tinnitus and deafness; Fengfu and Fengshi Expelling wind is effective.For this type of acupoint, you can know its main therapeutic effect by seeing its name.

([-]) Using celestial bodies and landforms to name
It mainly borrows the names of celestial bodies (sun, moon, stars) and landforms (mountains, mausoleums, hills, ruins, streams, valleys, ditches, swamps, pools, springs, seas, etc.) in nature, combined with the shape of the location of the acupoints. It is named after the characteristics or the condition of Qi and blood flow.For example, Shangxing, Sun and Moon, Taiyi, Taibai, Kunlun, Chengshan, Daling, Qiuxu, Hegu, Yangxi, Shuigou, Chize, Tianchi, Jiquan, Xiaohai, Sidu, etc.

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