On the morning of the next day, two people from the Detective Agency walked into the hospital. The younger one looked around, looked directly at Fang Muye and asked loudly: "Are you Cui Daoning?"

Fang Mu had already guessed why the detectives were here. A smile appeared on his face and he pretended not to know and asked, "I am Cui Daoning. What do you two officers want from me?"

"Someone found the body of your brother Cui Daorong in the lake this morning. Please come with us to the Detective Agency." The young detective said coldly.

Fang Muye suddenly looked like he couldn't believe it, his face turned pale, and he murmured: "Ah, Dao Rong, why did Dao Rong die when he was so alive?"

Behind her, Yuzhen also said "Ah" in shock. Seeing that Fang Muye looked sad and lost, she hurriedly stepped forward, held his arm, and called out warmly: "Daoning."

Another older detective said kindly and comforted him: "Dr. Cui, my condolences, my other brother accidentally fell into the lake and drowned while drunk. Please come with us to the Detective Agency to go through the formalities and claim the body."

In the lake in the city, an unknown number of people drowned every year. The people from the Detective Agency just conducted a brief investigation and determined Cui Daorong's death.

"Okay." Fang Muye replied sadly.

Yuzhen said softly: "Daoning, let me go with you."

"No need, I'll just go by myself."

After speaking, Fang Muye left the hospital with the two detectives.

In the Detective Agency, after asking Fang Muye some questions as usual, the detective asked Fang Muye to sign some documents, paid an official fee, and took him to collect Cui Daorong's body.

Soon after, the people around Daoning Medical Center heard that Dr. Cui, a highly skilled doctor, was in agony because his younger brother drowned while drunk. After taking care of his brother's funeral, he not only temporarily closed the medical center, but also imprisoned himself.

In my brother's house.

A few days later, when someone saw him finally walking out of the house, he was so thin that he no longer looked like a human being.

As a result, the people praised Dr. Cui as a good brother who was affectionate and sincere.

Of course, this is all for later. Fang Muye has just "imprisoned" himself in Cui Daorong's house.

The reason why he did this was firstly to show off, and secondly because he had recently read Taoist books and gained some insights and direction in Qi training, and wanted to practice in seclusion.

There are two realms of Qi training in this world: the Small Zhoutian and the Great Zhoutian. The Small Zhoutian is the two meridians of Qi Xingren and Du, while the Great Zhoutian is the eight meridians of Qi Xingqi. Because the scope is larger than that of the Small Zhoutian, it is

its name.

The two correspond to the Taoist refining of Qi and refining of Qi to transform into God respectively.

At the end of the movie plot, Peng Ganwu and Boss Cha are able to fight in the other world with their spiritual thoughts because they are both in the realm of the Great Zhoutian and have already refined their energy to become gods.

The eight extraordinary meridians are the Du meridian, Ren meridian, Chong meridian, Dai meridian, Yangwei meridian, Yinwei meridian, Yinqiao meridian, and Yangqiao meridian. They are neither directly affiliated with the organs nor have any relationship between the exterior and interior. They follow different paths and move strangely.

, so it is called "Qijing".

Taoists attach great importance to the eight extraordinary meridians, because they believe that the eight meridians are in charge of the path of Yang Qi and are responsible for the Taoist "essence". If the eight meridians are unblocked, one can achieve the goal of "being full of energy and not thinking about lust, being full of energy and not thinking about food, and being full of spirit."

The state of "sleep".

Li Shizhen also said in "A Study of the Eight Meridians of Qi Jing": "Mortals have these eight meridians, and they are all closed by Yin and Shen and cannot be opened. However, gods can open them with Yang Qi, so they can achieve the Tao. The eight meridians are the innate roots of one Qi.

Ancestor."

Among the eight meridians, the Ren and Du meridians are the most important and play a great role in the entire cultivation process of life and life. There is an old saying: The Ren and Du meridians are the Ziwu of the human body, which is the way for the Yang, Fire and Yin talismans of the Dan family to rise and fall.

A land of water and fire.

Therefore, the initial stage of Qi training is to follow the small Zhoutian of the Ren and Du meridians. Once you have practiced the Small Zhoutian, you will be able to follow the complete eight extra meridians only after you have practiced the Ren and Du meridians.

Corresponding to the eight extraordinary meridians are the twelve regular meridians.

Traditional Chinese medicine believes that the twelve main meridians are the channels through which qi and blood circulate in the human body. "The Yellow Emperor's Internal Canon·Lingshu·Benzang" says: "The meridians move the blood and qi, support yin and yang, moisturize the muscles and bones, and sharpen the joints."

Having said this, we actually understand that the eight extraordinary meridians are actually Qi meridians, and the twelve regular meridians are actually blood meridians.

Fang Muye's current situation is that the blood energy in the twelve main meridians is very strong, but the true energy in the eight extra meridians, strictly speaking, the Ren and Du meridians are very weak.

His understanding and direction of Qi training this time was how to transform blood Qi into true Qi.

How to convert?

The "Huangdi Neijing" and the Taoist Alchemy Classic all state a point of view. When the internal Qi of the twelve main meridians is strong, it may overflow and disperse into the routes of the eight extra meridians. When the human body needs it, the eight extra meridians

It can also reversely infiltrate the internal air supply.

Just like when the ditch is full of water, it will naturally flow into the lake. When the ditch has little water, the water in the lake will flow back.

Although the eight extraordinary meridians cannot be seen concretely, their courses are intertwined among the twelve main meridians, and they intersect with the main meridians in many places in the human body.

The Houxi Du Vein runs at the medial canthus neck, and the Ren Que Vein runs through the lung system.

What it means is that the two meridians of Ren and Du are connected to the human body and meet at the acupoints of the main meridian.

Fang Muye didn't know why his blood energy didn't flow into Ren and Du's second vein. Maybe it was not enough blood energy, or maybe there was something else mysterious.

What he has to do now is to try to take the lead by himself and send the strong blood energy in the Zheng Meridian through these intersection points into the Ren and Du meridians to refine it into true energy.

Fang Muye first performed several punches in the courtyard. When the energy and blood in his body were boiling, he sat cross-legged and assumed a posture for practicing Qi. He calmed down the energy and blood in his heart and controlled it with his mind.

The Qi and blood in his meridians suddenly made the sound of a rushing river, and thick blood steamed up.

Fang Muye had no previous method to follow, and did not dare to rashly mobilize the blood energy of his whole body, so he first guided a trace along the Taiyin and Lung meridian in his hand to the column, and wanted to enter the Ren channel, but there seemed to be an invisible barrier blocking it, and he could not

Its entry.

Fang Mu made a move in his ambition, and drove the trace of blood to hit hard. The blood was immediately knocked away, and his body also felt the subtle convexity of Lieque point.

When the knock failed, Fang Mu wildly guessed: "Perhaps his blood energy is too weak?"

So he slightly increased his health, guided him all the way down, and hit the barrier again, but he was still knocked apart.

Fang Muye was not discouraged and continued to try.

Increase the blood energy, rush into the barrier, the blood energy will be scattered, increase the blood energy...

Fang Muye seemed to be trapped in a cycle.

"boom……"

I don't know how much time passed, but when the blood energy increased to the point of a rush, Fang Muye seemed to hear a loud noise, and then the blood energy finally broke through the barrier and entered the Ren channel.

However, before Fang Muye could be overjoyed, the blood that had just entered Ren Vessel dissipated.

Fang Muye opened his eyes and couldn't help but frown, although he knew that the blood energy had not really disappeared, but had penetrated into the flesh and nourished the body.
Chapter completed!