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After a long journey, Chu Junyin finally arrived at the "Internet celebrity" Changchun Temple.

Along the way, he first took a long train that lasted a day and a night, and then changed to a bumpy bus that lasted seven hours.

Changchun Temple is located in a remote place, but it has become famous due to the spread of the Internet.
But in fact, due to its quiet location, few pilgrims come here.

It was dusk when Chu Junyin arrived.

He was not in a hurry to reveal his purpose, but first gave some money for incense,

I have just expressed sincerely that I want to stay here for two days to cultivate my body and mind.

The old abbot, who was over 70 years old, did not ask any further questions. He just smiled and agreed to his request.

Chu Junyin settled down in the Changchun Temple and began his secret observation.

For two days, he carefully observed the old master's every move.
Gradually, he discovered that this seemingly ordinary old man actually possessed extraordinary skills.

Every morning, when the crescent moon was still hanging in the sky, the old abbot would get up.

He could carry a shoulder pole and fetch two buckets of water from a river five or six miles away.

Despite his age, he is remarkably fit.

The old abbot was walking along the mountain path with great speed, showing no signs of old age at all.

He secretly speculated in his heart that this old temple master might really have something.

In order to verify his conjecture, Chu Junyin began to observe around the clock.

Finally, one morning before dawn, he heard the old abbot getting up.

Through the gap in the window lattice, he vaguely saw the old abbot performing boxing and kicking with nimble movements in the courtyard.

During the days of secretly observing the old master, Chu Junyin also tried to learn a few tricks from him.

However, after some efforts, he found regrettably that

One-sided imitation alone seems to have no effect.

All he could feel were some furs, which might strengthen his body.

But compared with the Ba Duan Jin he learned in college, it is 70% to 80% similar.

At this level, you might as well go back to school and practice Ba Duan Jin.

In desperation, Chu Junyin decided to ask the old abbot directly for advice.

After hearing this, the old abbot taught him a set of meditation techniques without reservation.

This set of meditation methods was passed down by the old master. It uses specific meditation postures and breathing methods.

It can guide the flow of qi in the body, thereby achieving the effect of strengthening the body.

While imparting this method, the old abbot also reminded Chu Junyin that he must practice diligently every day in order to comprehend the secrets.

Chu Junyin stayed in Changchun Temple for some time. Apart from studying with the old abbot, he would meditate and practice alone in the quiet room every day.

These days, he seemed to be isolated from the world.

But he only took a month off.

Afterwards, Chu Junyin bid farewell to the old abbot and returned to school.

In the next few months, he insisted on practicing the meditation method taught by the old abbot every day without interruption.

As time went by, Chu Junyin gradually felt the changes in his body.

His physical condition seemed to have improved significantly, with his physical strength and endurance greatly enhanced.

What surprised him even more was that he found that the improvement in his body seemed to be related to a warm current in his lower abdomen.

This warm current appeared quietly when he was meditating, guided by his breathing and thoughts.
Flowing slowly in the body, it brings an unprecedented sense of comfort.

Chu Junyin searched the Internet and compared the results.
Only then did I realize that this is the legendary "Qi".

He understood that the greatest function of "Qi" is to nourish the body and mind and strengthen the body.

However, even though Chu Junyin already had the energy in his body, the "martial arts" in his heart seemed still far away.

The martial arts he imagined was a powerful magical power similar to the Hongmeng Parasitic Art that could destroy the heavens and the earth.
However, in reality, "qi" seems to only stay at the level of strengthening the body and prolonging life.

After careful consideration, Chu Junyin decided to conduct research himself and develop a method.

He knew very well that although martial arts seemed mysterious, it was ultimately inseparable from the strengthening of the human body.

So he started from the body and decided to have an in-depth understanding of the human body from a scientific perspective.

To this end, Chu Junyin not only continued to practice meditation every day,
I also took several courses related to the human body, such as "Human Anatomy", "Physiology", "Sports Medicine", etc.

Although he no longer has extraordinary abilities, Chu Junyin's vision and wisdom have not diminished.

With the wisdom gained from living for a thousand years, he integrated all the courses he learned and formed a unique theoretical system.

After in-depth study of a series of courses such as human anatomy and physiology,

Chu Junyin gradually realized a cruel reality, that is, in this world where inspiration is cut off,

To open up a transcendental martial arts path is undoubtedly fraught with difficulties, almost like a fantasy.

He realized that the only thing he could rely on was the "qi" hidden in his lower abdomen, which seemed to have a slight connection with the extraordinary.

However, this energy seemed to be imprisoned in a cage in the lower abdomen, unable to flow and circulate freely. This became a huge problem for Chu Junyin.

How to guide the Qi into the meridians and let this weak flow of air circulate in the body became a question he pondered day and night.

Chu Junyin knew very well that only by making this energy truly active,
Only then can we truly nourish our body and mind, and then possibly touch upon the path of martial arts.

In order to solve this problem, Chu Junyin decided to ask others for help.

His school is one of the top universities in the country, gathering elite talents from all over the world.

So he shamelessly asked many professors in the medical school for advice.

However, most of these professors regarded him as a lunatic and ignored his questions.

Even sneered at him, leaving him with nothing.

After some inquiries, he finally found out.
There is a professor named Li Qinghai in the School of History who focuses on studying Taoist classics and has a deep understanding of ancient qigong and martial arts.

So Chu Junyin found Professor Li Qinghai with hope.

At first, the professor was skeptical about what he said.

But Chu Junyin's profound knowledge finally impressed him.

After learning about Chu Junyin's purpose of visit, Professor Li Qinghai was happy to have an in-depth discussion with him.

Under the guidance of Professor Li Qinghai, Chu Junyin began to systematically study Taoist Qigong theory.
And how to guide the Qi into the meridians through specific breathing and mind guidance,

Let this weak airflow circulate in the body.

In response to Chu Junyin's question, Professor Li introduced to him the method of drawing qi into the body, which is often mentioned in Taoist classics.

Such as breathing techniques, air intake techniques, inner observation techniques and saliva swallowing techniques.

What surprised Chu Junyin was that Professor Li Qinghai not only knew all these methods well,
There is also in-depth research on the meridians and acupoints of the human body.
After some inquiries, Chu Junyin learned that
It turns out that Professor Li Qinghai was a famous qigong master decades ago.

After receiving the careful guidance of Professor Li, Chu Junyin began to try out the professor's suggestions one by one. He first practiced the six-character formula in the breathing method, feeling the flow and changes of the breath with each breath.

He then tried the heel breathing method, adjusting the rhythm and depth of his breathing.

After trying many methods, Chu Junyin was not satisfied with the status quo.
Instead, start thinking about how to integrate these methods to form a practice system that suits you.

After several months, he finally combined breathing techniques, air intake techniques, inner observation techniques and saliva swallowing techniques into a unique breathing method.

Not long after, Chu Junyin was surprised to find that
The "Qi" in my body has indeed become stronger.

He combined this unique practice method that combines breathing, breathing, inner observation and swallowing saliva with other Taoist methods.

It is named "Xi Yuan Jue", implying that Qi nourishes the body like vital energy.

As Chu Junyin continued to practice the "Xi Yuan Jue", the aura in his body gradually grew stronger.

He learned how to control this force and direct it to flow through the meridians.

During the circulation of the meridians, Chu Junyin gradually felt the subtle changes in the meridians.

The meridians that were originally blocked gradually became unobstructed due to the circulation of Xi Yuan.

This became the sign that Chu Junyin used to judge whether his meridians were opened.

In the blink of an eye, college time passed quickly and Chu Junyin also welcomed the graduation moment.

At this time, he had already opened up the meridians in his whole body, and his strength, speed, and endurance were far beyond that of ordinary people.

After graduation, Chu Junyin was not in a hurry to enter the society.

Instead, he chose to continue his studies and was recommended to be a graduate student at the same university.

And he chose Professor Xiao, who studies string theory, as his mentor.

Professor Xiao enjoys a high reputation in the academic community for his unique insights and profound attainments in string theory.

During his postgraduate studies, Chu Junyin's life became both fulfilling and busy.

He spent his days in the laboratory struggling with complex mathematical formulas and physical theories.
At night, he would return to the dormitory, meditate quietly, and practice the "Xi Yuan Jue".

After opening up all the meridians in his body, Chu Junyin was not satisfied with it.

He knew very well that the true path of martial arts had just begun.

After several years of dedicated practice and repeated exploration, Chu Junyin finally found the next path.

That is to condense the breath.

The so-called Xi Yuan is to condense the originally scattered breath in the body into a magic-like existence through specific methods.

Chu Junyin combined the experience he had accumulated in his practice with the inspiration he drew from the Hongmeng Parasitic Art.

After countless attempts and adjustments, Xi Yuan was finally successfully created.

However, when Chu Junyin tested the power of Xi Yuan with great anticipation, he found that it was not as extraordinary as he had imagined.

Although Xi Yuan can burst out instantly, providing itself with powerful strength and speed bonus,

But other than that, there seems to be no other significant effect.

This also made Chu Junyin begin to realize that the reason why he could not achieve the martial arts as he imagined was because

The fundamental reason is that the human body’s absorption efficiency of external energy is too low.

This discovery brought his understanding of martial arts to a new level.

Hongmeng Parasitic Art, this martial art was developed by Xie Que because he saw the problem that the human body is unable to absorb enough external energy.

After learning this, Chu Junyin suddenly understood.

From then on, Chu Junyin conducted more in-depth research on how to allow the human body to obtain more energy.

He was no longer limited to traditional martial arts training methods, but turned his attention to broader fields such as biology and cytology.

He knew very well that only by fundamentally solving the problem of the human body's absorption of energy could he truly embark on the path of martial arts.

At this time, Chu Junyin was about to graduate with a doctorate, and his academic achievements and martial arts skills had reached a new level.

After graduation, he was given the opportunity to stay on as a teacher because of his excellent grades and solid academic background.

So Chu Junyin took this as a topic and began to lead students to study how to improve the human body's efficiency in absorbing energy.

He led his students to conduct a large number of experiments and research, starting from the cellular level.

More than ten years passed in the blink of an eye, and Chu Junyin and his team finally found a way forward.

They discovered that cells are the basic units of life and that each cell respires to maintain its life activities.

In this process, cells are constantly exchanging energy with the external environment.

Chu Junyin realized that if a way could be found to improve the efficiency of cellular respiration, the human body's energy absorption efficiency would also be significantly improved.

With this as the foundation, Chu Junyin used the unique method in "Xiyuan Jue" and used Xiyuan as the medium to sense the subtle changes in every cell in the body.

Cells are the basic units of life. Their respiration is not only the key to maintaining life activities, but also a bridge closely connected to their own respiration.

Chu Junyin uses modern technology to stimulate cell respiration and his own respiration through weak electric currents to achieve a synchronized state.

Not only that, Chu Junyin also relied on his profound knowledge of physics to develop an innovative method to convert electrical energy into internal energy.

He used instruments to input electrical energy into the body at a specific frequency and waveform.

Through the transformation of cells, it is converted into interest units.

In the following ten years, Chu Junyin continued to move forward on the path of practice and research.

He absorbed the electrical energy, felt the Qi Yuan growing stronger in his body, and finally possessed extraordinary strength.

His strength, speed, and endurance all reach levels beyond human capabilities.

However, Chu Junyin was not satisfied with this.

After all, the true path of martial arts is endless.

So he threw himself back into string theory.

He recalled the reason why he chose string theory in the first place, which was because he felt that the fundamental particles in the universe described by string theory had a striking similarity with the Xiyuan in "Xiyuan Jue".

Both emphasize the power of vibration and resonance, but in different forms of expression.

This wonderful connection made Chu Junyin even more interested in string theory.

As his practice deepened, Chu Junyin began to try to combine the concepts in string theory with the practice methods of "Xiyuan Jue".

He tried to interpret the nature of breath units from the perspective of string theory and explore the mystery of breath units from the vibration of microscopic particles.

He discovered that by adjusting his breathing and thoughts, he could guide the breath in his body to produce a specific vibration frequency, thereby resonating with the electromagnetic field between heaven and earth.

Thinking about the reason carefully, it may be because the cells themselves are in a state of "charging" for a long time, resulting in a weak electromagnetic field in the cells, but the body has not discovered it.

Chu Junyin discovered that when Xi Yuan resonated with the electromagnetic field, his body seemed to be wrapped in a layer of invisible energy.

This energy not only protects him from harm from the outside world, but also allows him to sense subtle changes in the surrounding environment.

He can guide the Qi Yuan through his thoughts and control the surrounding electromagnetic field. (End of this chapter)