The narration system of Wuxia Journey

After leaving the stone chamber, Su Yuchen grabbed a disciple from the Island of Heroes and asked where the dining hall was. Although the disciple was curious about why he was not in the stone chamber to practice martial arts, he did not ask much and just pointed out the direction.

After eating, he asked about the current time again. Su Yuchen thanked the disciple, left the cave, and went to see the scenery around.

When the disciples on the island saw him coming out, someone came to ask him if he wanted to return to the Central Plains. When they knew that Su Yuchen just wanted to take a tour, they took the initiative to lead the way and visited the surroundings.

When it was dark, Su Yuchen returned to his residence and planned to rest.

A little boy in yellow clothes came with an hourglass in his hand. He just smiled shyly, put the hourglass and fire on the stone table, and left directly.

Su Yuchen picked up the hourglass and looked at it for a while, then understood the way of timekeeping, and then turned off the lights and meditated.

The next morning, just as Su Yuchen lit the candle, the little boy came in with hot water and a towel, looking at Su Yuchen curiously.

After Su Yuchen had breakfast, he went to the grotto with the words "Xia Ke Xing" engraved on it again.

When passing by the first stone chamber, Su Yuchen stopped for a moment. It turned out that the people who were arguing were either Nie Family Fist, Plum Blossom Fist, Liuhe Palm and other kung fu.

Su Yuchen shook his head and immediately lost interest, and walked towards the second stone chamber. At this time, there were only two people fighting swords in the stone chamber.

One of them was using the Snow Mountain Sword Technique. Su Yuchen knew that the old man should be Bai Zizai. As for the other person, although he had never seen the sword technique, the smooth and free feeling in it was from the same school as the Tai Chi master.

"There is a shadow of Tai Chi, could it be Tai Chi sword? This person is from Wudang Sect." Su Yuchen was stunned, and he had seen through the essence of the other old man's sword technique.

Then he was not in a hurry, and just watched silently from the side.

The old Taoist with white hair and a youthful face, holding a wooden sword in his hand, looked simple and slow, not impatient or impatient, which was very different from Bai Zizai's swordsmanship.

Bai Zizai's long sword was circled tighter and tighter by the old Taoist's wooden sword, and the route of attack became narrower and narrower, and he couldn't help but use his internal strength more urgently.

In the end, Bai Zizai's long sword made a hissing sound, and he was full of true energy when waving it, but the old Taoist was particularly calm and not hurried or slow.

When the long swords collided again, Bai Zizai's long sword was full of sword energy, and cut the old Taoist's wooden sword in half.

The old Taoist was not angry, but just laughed and praised: "Master Bai has profound internal strength, and I admire you."

Bai Zizai snorted coldly and said: "Your Wudang swordsmanship is extraordinary, but it is not the essence of the swordsmanship on this stone wall."

The old Taoist was the head of Wudang, Yu Cha Taoist. He was not angry, but just restrained his smile and bowed his head and asked: "I wonder if Master Bai has any advice?"

Bai Zizai was not polite either, pointing to one of the places and said: "The word 'Ming' in this sentence 'Wu Gou Shuang Xue Ming' makes a lot of sense..."

Su Yuchen listened for a while and couldn't help shaking his head. What Bai Zizai said could not get rid of the fence of the Snow Mountain School's swordsmanship, which was far worse than Yu Cha.

Come to think of it, the Wudang Tai Chi Secret Records was created by Taoist Master Zhang, and the intention was so lofty that he had not yet fully understood it.

As for the swordsmanship of the Snow Mountain School, no one knows who created it. The artistic conception is limited to the wild sands of the desert and the cold plums on the snowy mountains. There is no comparison at all.

After listening for a while, Su Yuchen was impatient. Although Taoist Yu Cha was disappointed, he listened patiently.

Su Yuchen stretched out his hand and two wooden swords flew over from the sword rack beside him. One fell into Su Yuchen's hand, and the other was as if someone was holding it, staying in front of Taoist Yu Cha.

Bai Zi, who was chattering non-stop, was stunned, and then he was furious. The two turned their heads and saw Su Yuchen standing quietly on the side.

Su Yuchen held the wooden sword, bowed his head as a greeting, and said: "The senior should be Wudang Yu Cha Zhenren. I occasionally learned some Tai Chi secrets, but I want to ask for your advice."

"Oh?" Taoist Yu Cha stretched out his hand to hold the wooden sword, glanced at Su Yuchen, slightly surprised, but saw Su Yuchen's extraordinaryness.

"Young friend, are you also a Wudang disciple?" Taoist Yu Cha thought for a moment, but couldn't remember when Wudang had such a disciple, so he couldn't help asking.

Su Yuchen shook his head and said, "I just got a chance occasionally, read the handwriting of Master Zhang, and have a little understanding of the way of Tai Chi!"

After that, he didn't wait for Yu Cha to talk, pointed with the wooden sword in his hand, and used a move of "Wu Gou Shuang Xue Ming".

Yu Cha exclaimed again, but he saw the artistic conception of his swordsmanship, which was indeed the method of Tai Chi's power, and immediately swung his sword to meet the attack.

The two fought for a while, and the sword energy in the stone room was crisscrossed, and the sword shadows flickered endlessly. Although the moves were different, the perfect and flawless artistic conception in them was the same.

Su Yuchen and Yu Cha silently put their swords together, and felt his heart with his heart.The Tai Chi skills contained in the swordsmanship were compared with the Tai Chi boxing classics he had learned.

Yu Cha was also surprised, and he obviously discovered the artistic conception of his swordsmanship. Although he knew that Su Yuchen intended to steal his knowledge, he didn't care.

Instead, he repeatedly used all the skills of using strength that Su Yuchen had not learned until Su Yuchen understood.

One of them was interested in teaching, and the other was smart and eager to learn. For a while, they fought evenly and completely forgot about Bai Zizai.

Bai Zizai snorted coldly, but he saw that the two were passing the sword. He couldn't help but laugh at himself and left the stone room.

After an unknown period of time, the two had stopped fighting. Yu Cha held the wooden sword upside down, stood aside and stroked his beard and smiled, and Su Yuchen nodded in thought.

After a while, Su Yuchen raised his head, bowed and said, "Thank you for teaching me the sword."

Yu Cha smiled and said, "Your intelligence is beyond the reach of ordinary people. It is a great honor for me to have a successor to Tai Chi swordsmanship."

Su Yuchen shook his head and said, "That is also the generosity of the master, who is willing to teach the true meaning of swordsmanship. I am taking advantage of it."

Yu Cha Taoist shook his head and slowly told a secret story...

"In my generation, the talents of my disciples have dwindled, but no one has comprehended the artistic conception of Tai Chi. I am anxious to see that the master's unique skills are about to be lost."

"It happened that at that time, Master Miao Di of Shaolin came to demonstrate to me. A set of palm techniques. The old Taoist saw at a glance that it was not learned from Shaolin. But it was as profound and mysterious as Wudang and Shaolin. "

"The old Taoist immediately had an idea, hoping to use this set of martial arts to integrate the unique skills of my Taoist ancestor to create a new sword technique. Lest Wudang decline after the old Taoist leaves."

"These years on the island, it has lived up to the old Taoist's painstaking efforts. With the help of the martial arts on this island and Master Miao Di, the old Taoist created a set of Liangyi sword techniques."

"It is fate that I can meet you today. I wonder if you are willing to appreciate it?"

After saying that, Taoist Master Yu Cha set up his posture on the side and explained his Liangyi sword techniques one by one.

Su Yuchen watched and listened, nodding repeatedly. This set of sword techniques combines dragon and tiger, yin and yang, and has no loopholes in attack and defense, although it is not as flawless as Tai Chi sword techniques.

But being moderate and peaceful, it is invincible by nature, and it is the most difficult sword technique to break.

When used by Taoist Yu Cha, even if Su Yuchen took action, it would take a hundred moves to win if only considering the skills.

When Taoist Yu Cha finished using it once, Su Yuchen immediately took over. The sword technique and moves were slightly different, but the artistic conception and moves were more suitable for Su Yuchen.

Taoist Yu Cha was amazed, and the two of them discussed this Liangyi sword technique in this stone chamber...