The years when I explored the fairyland

A long time ago, well, not too long ago, it was probably Wei Fangjie who found Chu Zhou and asked a very crucial question not long after he started.

Why do they only practice the Seven Postures of the Wandering Dragon every day, or do they just practice standing postures?

Are there no other techniques to practice?

For example, weapons, light skills, body skills, hidden weapons, archery, riding, etc...

Martial arts, martial arts, actually includes two aspects to be precise, one is 'martial arts' and the other is 'gong'!

The exercises are such as "Raging Dragon's Hands", "Dajra Kicks", "Tiger Fist", etc. They have complete pile skills to strengthen the body, exercises, internal organs training, meridians and so on.

If it is complete, it also has matching fighting methods and killer moves.

This is considered to be systematic, and it is the most rare among the techniques.

In addition to martial arts, the so-called "martial arts" is all-encompassing.

Swords, guns, swords and halberds, palm weapons, light kung fu and body skills, hidden weapons and poisons are all included.

Although there is a saying in the world of martial arts that "one who knows a lot is not as good as one master", but when walking in the martial arts world, you don't have to be good at it, but you can't know nothing!

For example, in qinggong, you don't have to catch up with others, but you have to make others unable to catch up with you.

Good Qinggong can make you invincible by itself. If you can't beat me, I will run away. If you can't catch up with me, no matter how good you are, you can only stare.

In fact, there are many powerful Qinggong masters who are extremely famous in the world.

For example, Luo Gan, the famous thief in Chishui Prefecture and the traitor of Yunya Sword Sect, had great attainments in Qinggong.

His nickname, Wan Li Xing Alone, was not just a boast. It refers to his great Qing Gong.

Moreover, without this method, he would have been hunted to death by the Yunya Sword Sect.

Another example is weapons!

Although the Qi Sensing and Body Tempering method is better with fists and palms, the Zhuang Kung Fu does not require a weapon. It can be used to fight and fight with others. With a weapon in the hand, the combat power can be exerted several times.

For example, Wei Jinkui, the owner of the Iron Spear Martial Arts Hall, was born in the Husha Pavilion and studied the "Secret Code of the Husha". However, his most famous skill is the Thirteenth Life-Destroying Soul-Chasing Spear. It is known as "life chases soul".

There are also riding skills and walking in rivers and lakes. You can't just rely on two legs, right?

As for hidden weapons, even if you don’t use them, it’s best to learn about them so that you can move around when others use them.

Techniques like these can be said to be necessary for traveling in the world.

Even in martial arts schools, one or two techniques will be taught in addition to pile exercises and exercises.

In fact, many times, these techniques are more popular than the exercises.

Because, except for a very small number of people who study in martial arts halls who can work under the master of the gym and pursue long-term development, the others just pay money and learn martial arts, and most of them are gang members. What they want is this kind of ability in a short period of time. , techniques to form combat effectiveness.

In some sects, there is usually a Tibetan Martial Arts Pavilion with many secret books that can be copied.

Similarly, there will also be sect's suppression techniques, from low to high, which can form matching effects.

Generally speaking, the sect's techniques are the main ones, and the others are based on personal interests.

What Wei Fangjie means is very simple, that is, we can't just practice kung fu, we must also learn martial arts!

If you don't know how to do anything in the world from now on, you will suffer a loss!

Well, to be honest, Chu Zhou forgot this point, and it was also caused by the lack of systematic inheritance of Xuanzhen Guan.

However, after thinking about it, Chu Zhou also felt that Wei Fangjie's words made sense, but he was a little confused about what exactly he should learn.

It's not that there is nothing. After obtaining the secret collection of books in the Xue Mansion, there is no shortage of weapons, light skills and the like in the dozen or twenty martial arts secret books.

However, when it came time to take it out, he gave up again.

The main reason is that he doesn't know the quality of these secrets and the height they can reach, so he feels that there is still something wrong with learning them casually.

Therefore, he wanted to wait until he could enter the Jingyin Hall again, learn it first, and then explore the details. This was why he piled a pile of books on the bed!

Unexpectedly, the white-haired immortal changed his mode, which really gave him a big surprise and joy.

Now, he was certain that expecting the Great Immortal to explain these martial arts to him would probably not be possible in his next life.

Therefore, in his spare time, he picked and decided on the martial arts that his brothers would practice in the future.

As for the weapon, he chose the "Crescent Moon Sword". In fact, the Xue family's "Golden Scale Sword" was equally powerful.

This sword technique requires the use of a special golden scale sword to exert its power, so the secret book comes with a sword forging technique.

The so-called golden scale sword has a special structure and is arranged at random like fish scales. When it is swung, the wind passing through the golden scales will make a sword roar, which can interfere with the opponent's performance.

Moreover, according to different knife scale structures, supplemented by different shooting speeds and methods, different effects can be achieved.

It may be like tigers roaring and lions roaring, or ghosts crying and wolves howling, or gold and iron chiming together, with different effects.

But who says Chu Zhou likes swords more?

In the future, if you really become an immortal, the name Sword Immortal will sound much better than Sword Immortal.

Moreover, the "Crescent Moon Sword" was something Chu Zhou had actually seen. In the hands of Scar Swordsman, it really looked like a crescent moon, cutting freely and with great power.

The second door that has been decided is the "Various Steps".

This is the door body method, which pays attention to adaptability and the wind under your feet, coupled with the corresponding knife skills, it can have the effect of confusion and uncertainty.

You thought the knife was going to hit the left side, but it was actually going to hit the right side; you thought the knife was going from top to bottom, but it turned and was going to cut open your chest and abdomen.

In terms of footwork, the effect is excellent. The only drawback is that the best match for this "Hundred Changes Step" is the knife method, and it is a little worse when used with "Crescent Moon Sword".

But there is no way, this is the only footwork in the secret book that is worth looking at, and there are no other moves.

Later, Chu Zhou took a fancy to the light skill "Bengtui".

Yes, although "Bengtui" also has a killer move, it is not bad, but what Chu Zhou likes most is the light skill called "Eight Steps Chasing the Wind".

It is said that if you practice it to the extreme, you can chase the wind and take eight steps in a row without missing any place.

In other words, this straight-line speed should be good. Chu Zhou also matched it with some training methods of "Flying on the Grass", and felt that the combination of the two was also useful.

And the final decision was "Breaking the Mountain"!

This martial art is quite interesting. There are no fixed moves or killing moves. Instead, it focuses on "strength" and tries to develop a unique strength of "breaking strength".

It is said that if you practice it well, you can collapse a mountain with one blow, so it is called "breaking mountain strike".

But from Chu Zhou's point of view, collapsing a mountain is pure bragging, but collapsing a big rock is still easy.

Especially when you put your hands together and use the breaking strength, you can break the enemy several meters away, which is also an extremely effective way to distance yourself.

Of course, what Chu Zhou values ​​is that this martial art can not only use the hands, feet and elbows to send out breaking strength, but also can be used on weapons.

In this way, the scope of application is much wider.

As for the Xue family's middle-grade martial art, "Five Elements Chain Hands", Chu Zhou doesn't care much. He only takes the internal training method in it as a reflection, which has some reference function, but there is nothing to say.

Everything is finalized, so you have to practice it. Although he set these martial arts, he may not be better than his junior brothers in practice.

He was not shy about it, and did not think that he had to be the best in all aspects, so after he took it out, he let everyone discuss and practice together.

Several junior brothers were very happy. Even Fan Tiehu would be bored with standing still every day. It would be good to have one or two other martial arts to change the "taste".

So, everyone seemed very active, but when it came to the specific choice, several junior brothers had differences.

These martial arts must be practiced. No matter how profound they are, they must be mastered.

Of course, there are still some rules for learning...

Among them, Xu Cheng chose to take "Hundred Changes" and "Eight Steps Chasing the Wind". Obviously, he had no interest in killing people, and he was most eager to protect himself.

And Yi Huai got "Crescent Moon Sword" and "Breaking Mountain Strike" first. He liked attacking more than defending, and the first ones he learned were the ones with the strongest attack power.

As for Fan Tiehu, he was more pragmatic and only took "Breaking Mountain Strike".

This kind of martial arts is not only a technique for killing people, but can also be used to condense strength. It is the most suitable for him now.

As for Wei Fangjie, he had practiced many martial arts techniques before and had rich experience.

Based on his own weaknesses, he first chose "Eight Steps Chasing the Wind" and then asked for "Crescent Moon Sword".

Well, because they are all "new", everyone just practiced by gesturing at the secret book, and the progress was not fast.

Even Chu Zhou felt that the secret book had too few words, was not clear, and had many problems.

During this period of time, Wei Fangjie played a huge role.

After all, he had a family background, and he knew many martial arts like the back of his hand, and he explained them clearly.

Moreover, even if there was something he couldn't figure out, he could also ask for help outside the field!

They were all obtained from the Xue family, and they were not afraid of spreading in a specific area.

And with Wei Jinkui's strength, even if he just gave a little guidance, people would feel suddenly enlightened.

To be honest, Wei Fangjie probably didn't expect that he could play a big role in this regard.

In this way, after going back and forth, all the brothers and sisters in Xuanzhen Temple have mastered various techniques.

Of course, it takes time to practice these martial arts. Even Chu Zhou no longer has the freedom he had when optimizing the skills before.

Well, as expected, without the help of the golden finger, he was beaten back to a mortal.

But Chu Zhou was happy with it, thinking that this speed of practice was what ordinary people should have.

When all this was on track, Chu Zhou didn't say anything and entered the Heavenly Palace again. After being led into the Jieyin Hall by the immortal servant, he started the third class in front of the Jieyin Immortal.

This time, after knowing the spiritual power of heaven and earth, he began to get in touch with the specific types, characteristics, and various attributes of the spiritual particles.

And, he realized the most important point, what is the practice of immortals?

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