Across the heavens starting from the Buddhist King Kong

Chapter 7 Hengshan Sword Art
The Wuyue Sword Sect is a loose alliance organization, divided into Dongyue Taishan Sect, Xiyue Huashan Sect, Nanyue Hengshan Sect, Zhongyue Songshan Sect and Beiyue Hengshan Sect. The martial arts of these five sects have their own characteristics. The most brilliant and powerful martial arts are generally It is precisely because of this characteristic of our school's swordsmanship that the Five Sacred Mountains Alliance is called the Five Sacred Mountains Sword School.

The five schools have different styles of swordsmanship, but in terms of defensive power, the Hengshan swordsmanship is the number one. Even if you look at the entire martial arts world, if you say that the defense is strict, the Hengshan swordsmanship is only inferior to the "Taiji swordsmanship" of the Wudang school , but occasionally attack moves suddenly, but they are above the "Tai Chi Sword Technique", which means that they are only slightly inferior to Tai Chi Sword.

It was the first time for Zheng Gui to travel through the Xiaoqian world, and he came from the shaman monk, and he no longer had the desire to climb higher and higher, and he was looking forward to the Hengshan swordsmanship that he would soon be able to learn.

The room of Wuse Nunnery was small and it was difficult to use it well, so Master Compassionate took Zheng Gui into the yard, she took her own sword and said: "The essence of our Hengshan School's martial arts is swordsmanship, Hengshan School's swordsmanship It takes the form of a circle, and is known for its denseness. Every sword technique contains feminine power. When confronting an enemy, nine out of ten moves are often defensive, and only one move is taken advantage of to make a surprise attack.

Although the sword moves are different, but the most prominent feature is that the moves are round and the meaning is endless, come and see..."

Master Compassionate drew out his sword and danced as he spoke, and began to exercise his sword skills from the first "Pearl Throwing", and Master Compassionate would introduce each change of sword move in a deep voice, in order to let Zheng Gui see it clearly.

"A blow to the head"...

"Cut off six roots"...

"Worshiping the Treasure Sutra"...

The 64 strokes of Hengshan swordsmanship is a martial art that Master Compassionate has immersed in for decades. If she uses a fast sword, she can complete a set in ten breaths. Xiang's kung fu was barely finished.

"How much do you remember?"

Zheng Gui's savvy mind is only average, he pondered: "I have memorized ten tricks, but I'm afraid it will be out of shape when I use them."

Master Compassionate Heart knew when teaching Zheng Gui the introductory martial arts, although this closed disciple of his was the reincarnation of a great virtue with a clear Buddha nature, and the Dharma was better than himself, but his martial arts qualifications were mediocre, far inferior to those of geniuses. Even compared with Dingjing Sanni, he is still a bit behind.

However, the way of practicing martial arts is more important to persevere and practice the right way, so Ci Xin was not discouraged at all by Zheng Gui's understanding of martial arts, and taught Zheng Gui Hengshan swordsmanship more carefully.

Master Compassionate practiced it three times before handing over the sword to Zheng Gui and teaching him every move.

With the careful teaching of the compassionate teacher, Zheng Gui could finish a set of Hengshan swordsmanship in two hours, but it was still a bit rigid and still needed long-term practice.

Master Cixin's face was sallow, obviously very tired, she panted slightly, and said: "Go down and practice hard, I have just told your three senior sisters, from now on, the mind and sword techniques of our sect will be left to them to teach you."

Zheng Gui knew that Master Compassionate's martial arts had already been top-notch in the world, but because of supporting the door lintel when she was young, she spent a lot of effort, so she often suffered from unmentionable illnesses when she was old and weak, and it was difficult to eradicate her injuries even with martial arts.

More than 50 years ago, the Hengshan Sect participated in the battle of the Ten Demon Sect Elders' attack on Huashan, and suffered heavy losses. The elite disciples of the Hengshan Sect almost lost [-]%. A lot of profound martial arts were lost because of this, Master Compassionate spent a lot of hard work together with the teachers and sisters at that time in order to prevent the Hengshan School from being defeated, and was also injured.

Thinking of the past of his mentor, Zheng Gui was full of admiration, and said: "Master, please rest well, don't be tired anymore."

Master Compassionate nodded and turned back to rest in the ear room. Zheng Gui went to the scripture hall to exchange a few Buddhist scriptures, and then took the matching sword given by his teacher back to the tile house in the west of the peak to study the Hengshan sword technique.

The martial arts of the Heng-Shan School are mainly defensive, lacking in murderous aura, but they are rigorous and orderly, and their foundation is extremely solid when they are cultivated.

Although the martial arts of the Hengshan School include swordsmanship and palm technique, the core skills are the two basic martial arts of Hengshan Xinfa's inner strength and Hengshan swordsmanship. Although the rest of the Wanhua swordsmanship is more advanced, the Tianchang palm technique can also be regarded as the main school. Excellent martial arts, but the method of transportation is the internal strength of Hengshan's mind, and the sword intent is also the continuation of the 64-style Hengshan swordsmanship.

Therefore, only those who have cultivated the internal strength of Hengshan Heart and Hengshan Swordsmanship can be regarded as practicing the real Hengshan martial arts. Zheng Gui knew that Master Compassionate probably wanted to teach her own inner strength, heartwork and swordsmanship by herself, but she was out of energy. I tried my best to teach swordsmanship, but I couldn't hold on.

Feeling grateful for the great love of his mentor, Zheng Gui went back to his residence in Fengxi and ate some dry food, then began to practice swordsmanship. He waited until noon until his clothes were soaked before he put away his sword and adjusted his breath. It is proficient to use it, but I have not yet experienced the sword intent, and the moves have not changed. Although it will take years and years of hard work, but I have remembered it, and it is not in vain for my teacher to teach..."

At this time, it was almost dusk, and the afterglow of the sky swayed down the red clouds to cover Jianxing Peak. Zheng Gui watched the golden-red sea of ​​clouds rolling in front of Jianxing Peak, and suddenly felt a sense of pride in his chest. ...the water is pale and the smoke is rising...the blue sky is vast and bottomless...the sun and the moon shine on the Jinyintai...the neon is the clothes and the wind is the horse...the princes of the clouds are coming and descending one after another..."

After whistling for a while, Zheng Gui shouted happily, and just as he turned around, he saw a young nun standing behind him.

"Master uncle is good, junior Yihe, family teacher Dingyi Shitai, master ordered me to come, please ask my uncle to come to Baiyun nunnery tomorrow to listen to Hengshan's heart method."

Zheng Gui knew that Dingjing and Dingxian might have already left for Mount Tai, and only the third senior sister Dingyi was sitting in Baiyun temple, and the master was unable to teach him the skills, so his Hengshan mentality and swordsmanship and martial arts fell into the hands of the third senior sister. body.

"Thank you Yi and nephew, please tell Senior Sister Dingyi, I will go there before tomorrow."

After bowing together, Yihe turned around and left.

Zheng Gui saw that his nephew was so indifferent, and knew in his heart that she was two or three years older than himself, so he was probably not convinced by his little uncle.

Smiling silently, Zheng Gui went back to the room. At this time, there was already a food box in the room, which was brought by the maidservant of Master Cixin in Wuse Nunnery.

Zheng Gui opened it and saw a bowl of plain noodles and two pieces of tofu, so he immediately sat down and ate.

After eating and washing the dishes and chopsticks, and carefully washing his hands and face with water, Zheng Gui meditated on the bed and practiced breathing power and Xiong Yaojin.

It wasn't until late at night that Zheng Gui came out of his samadhi, stretched his waist and his joints were crackling, and then lay down to rest.

Zheng Gui's comprehension is mediocre, and he can't learn Hengshan martial arts like Linghu Chong and other geniuses, and he can quickly master it. Fortunately, he has practiced Xiong Yaojin, the basic skill of the outer sect of the Daxiong Temple, and his body has become stronger and stronger. The mastery of magic movements is better than ordinary people.

Zheng Gui thought for a while before going to bed, and knew that his speed of practicing swordsmanship and martial arts was not comparable to that of a genius, but as long as he practiced Xiong Yaojin, his muscles and bones would be strong, and his strength increased, he would surely be able to achieve the same external skills as the monks in Shaolin Temple. Even if the internal strength is insufficient, the power of the shot can be enhanced a lot by superimposed strength, but it may not be much worse than those geniuses.

(End of this chapter)