Jie teaches the Immortal Sweeping Heaven’s Cultivation of All Heavens

Chapter 362 The Successor Who Moved Mountains 1
In this life, Liu Hiiragi was stable and regained his memory after his eighteenth birthday.

At this time, Liu Hiiragi had just finished the college entrance examination.

In this life, Liu Hiiragi's parents were not close to each other.

The two were not married, and the woman could not have an abortion due to health problems. After giving birth to Liu Ping, she left Liu Ping to Liu's father and left her hometown with her parents to work south.

Father Liu was still young and had no intention of taking care of his child, so he directly left his son to his father.

Liu's father was admitted to a university in the capital, and later found a rich girl in the school. After graduation, he married her and became the Phoenix Man's son-in-law.

Ever since he left home for college, Liu's father has never been back to his hometown. He only sends some money back to Grandpa Liu and Liu Heng every year.

When Liu Heng was fourteen, Grandpa Liu passed away, and Liu's father only sent an assistant back to handle the old man's funeral affairs.

After finishing, the assistant left, leaving Liu Heng alone in his hometown.

Liu's father and his wife gave birth to a daughter, and he didn't care about Liu Heng being a drag, and he didn't want to make his wife and daughter unhappy by bringing Liu Hei around.

Fortunately, Liu's father is not too irresponsible. Every year, he will still give Liu Hieraoch money on time for Liu Hieragi's living expenses.

Four years have passed and Liu Heng is eighteen years old.

Liu's father sent Liu Heng the last amount of money. The amount was the total amount of the previous four years.

Liu's father sent a message to Liu Heng, saying that the fee was for Liu Heng to go to college.

Now Liu Heng is eighteen years old and has reached adulthood. He no longer has any obligation to support Liu Heng and will not send money to Liu Heng in the future.

Liu Heng accepted this indifferently. This father was as good as not having him.

No expectations, no disappointments.

When Liu's father turns sixty, Liu Heng will follow his example and send him a sum of money every year as alimony.

Liu Heng recovered the memories of two lives. Except for the first life, the other one was his memory in the world of cultivation.

Liu Heng remembered the Changzhen Gong he had deduced and immediately began to practice it.

Although he is a bit old, Liu Hei's soul has been secretly operating, so that his body is nourished by spiritual energy and his meridians are naturally smooth.

Nowadays, it is not that difficult to practice Changzhen Gong.

There is very little spiritual energy in this world, but there is still spiritual energy.

If there is no spiritual energy, Liu Hei can only give up Changzhen Gong and practice Changchun Gong.

After practicing for a whole night, there was a little more spiritual energy in my Dantian.

Liu Heng stood up, feeling refreshed and his whole body also very comfortable.

It just doesn't smell good.

Liu Heng quickly ran into the bathroom and cleaned the discharged impurities.

I took out the wrapped ravioli from the refrigerator, put it into the boiling hot water, and cooked myself a breakfast.

After breakfast, Liu Heng walked to the bedroom where Grandpa Liu was.

Liu Heng and Grandpa Liu have been living in the countryside and own a small farmyard.

The house is forty or fifty years old, but the best materials were used when it was first built. Although it looks old now, it is very strong.

There are five houses in total.

There is one main room, one bedroom for Grandpa Liu, one bedroom for Liu Heng, and one bedroom for Father Liu.

Although he never went home, Grandpa Liu still kept a bedroom for him.

When Grandpa Liu was here, he would clean that room himself every month.

After Grandpa Liu left, Liu Heng did not keep the room as it was, but locked it up like Grandpa Liu's room. Another room was used as a storage room to store various sundries.

Liu Heng walked to the door of Grandpa Liu's room, took out the key, and opened the iron lock hanging on the door.

Opening the door, he walked in.

The room hadn't been cleaned for a long time, and there was already a layer of dust inside.

Liu Heng raised his hand and swept it in front of his nose, waved away the dust, and walked straight to the bed.

Push the mattress aside, lift up the bed board, and underneath is a large wooden box.

Having already started practicing, Liu Hao easily lifted out this very heavy box.

After restoring the bed, Liu Hao carried the wooden box out of the door.

After locking Grandpa Liu's house, Liu Heng moved the wooden box into his bedroom.

He opened the bedroom and saw a box full of books.

Those books looked yellowed and old, and the fonts were all in traditional Chinese. You could tell at a glance that they were old books.

He reached out and picked up a piece of parchment, on which were written three large characters: "The Lost Tomb".

Below these three words are written eight lines of formula: Look for the dragon and share the gold to see the winding mountain. One layer of entanglement is a layer of barrier. If there are eight layers of danger in closing the door, there must be a prince living here...

Putting down the parchment, he picked up a book with the words "Dividing Gold and Points" on the cover.

Picked up another book with "Detailed Explanation of the Mechanisms in the Tomb" written on the cover.

Another book, "Maoshan Daoshui".

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Liu Hiiragi: My grandfather’s collection is quite complete.

Liu Heng remembered what his grandfather told him when he was a child. At that time, he was young and thought his grandfather was telling a story. But now that he thinks about it, those things should be true and represent his grandfather's experiences when he was young.

Liu Heng recalled the "stories" he heard when he was a child, and more and more information came to his mind.

It turns out that Grandpa Liu is a descendant of the Banshan Sect.

In his first life, Liu Heng was a loyal reader of two tomb-robbery novels, so he naturally knew something about the four major sects of tomb-robbers.

The four major sects are Mojin sect, Faqiu sect, Banshan sect and Xiling sect.

The Mojin Sect began with Prime Minister Cao's Mojin Colonel, who was good at knowledge of astrology and feng shui. Dragon-seeking techniques and gold-dividing acupoints were the unique skills of the Mojin Sect.

There is not much difference in the methods of tomb robbing between the Faqiu sect and the Mojin sect. They also use astrology and Kanyu to determine the location of tombs and tombs before robbing them, but their technology is slightly inferior.

People from the Faqiu sect are very stable and often use their identities as pawn shop owners or antique dealers as cover, and will not take action easily.

The Banshan sect appeared as early as the Qin and Han Dynasties. They adopted a method of tomb robbing commonly known as "opening the trumpet" to open up the tombs to ventilate them. In this way, the risk of tomb robbing is small, but the damage to the tomb will be great.

Most of the people in the Banshan Sect are dressed as Taoist priests. In addition to the martial arts of the sect, they also know some Maoshan Taoism. They have an advantage over the other three sects in dealing with the "zongzi" in the tomb.

The people of the Xieling sect are not only proficient in martial arts but also extremely powerful. They are more like forest heroes than tomb robbers.

According to legend, Lu Bu is the descendant of the Xiling Sect.

Grandpa Liu is a descendant of the Banshan Sect, but he also inherited some skills from the Touching Gold Sect.

Grandpa Liu's father is a descendant of the Banshan Sect, but his grandfather is a descendant of the Touching Gold Sect.

Therefore, Grandpa Liu learned the skills of two sects.

And he himself was a studious person. Later, when he traveled around the world, he met people from two other sects and asked them for some knowledge of their sects. He also used his own ability to collect a lot of related inheritance books.