Peerless: After traveling through time, who would still want to be Tang San's son-in-law?

Chapter 40

"Xiao Yuhao."

Just when Huo Yuhao was immersed in cultivation and unable to extricate himself, Tian Meng's voice sounded in Huo Yuhao's ears.

Huo Yuhao soon realized that he had been pulled into the sea of ​​consciousness by the Tianmeng Ice Silkworm again.

“Sister Tianmeng, what do you want to talk to me about?” Huo Yuhao was now getting more and more comfortable calling her Sister Tianmeng.

"You are such a forgetful person, aren't you?" Tian Meng's dissatisfied voice sounded.

"Do you know that you woke me up twice today? Twice!"

"Even when I was at my lowest point, those guys in the core of the Star Dou Great Forest didn't disturb my sleep so often!"

Tian Meng complained indignantly about Huo Yuhao's cruel behavior, "You've woken me up more times than I was woken up in the past year combined!"

"But at that time, I clearly felt my meridians were warm and comfortable. I felt that the speed at which my meridians were nourished was several times faster than when I was practicing, so I wanted to study what happened at that time..."

"No matter what, I can't..."

Suddenly, Tianmeng's complaints disappeared and he changed his previous

"Such an important matter is of course more important than my sleep. Come, let's study it together..."

As he spoke, Tianmeng Ice Silkworm separated a part of his mental power and projected two maps of the human meridians into the sea of ​​​​spirituality.

At this time, Tian Meng's mental power was replacing his soul power to reproduce the route of Huo Yuhao's warm current.

Huo Yuhao first focused his attention on the circulation route that was mainly based on the meridians.

strangeness……

The route is exactly the same as Xuantian Gong, except that the speed is much slower, and everything else is no different from practicing Xuantian Gong.

Why has the effect of moisturizing the meridians become so many times stronger?
You have to know that the change in operating speed is not a problem at all. Just like for the same eleventh-level soul master, Huo Yuhao and Bei Bei of the same period have a much slower soul power circulation speed.

No, Beibei may not have experienced level 11. Maybe he skipped level 11 right after absorbing the first soul ring...

In short, you can at most say that the internal force of Xuantian Gong stays in the meridians longer, which does indirectly improve the efficiency of warming and nourishing the meridians, but this is at the expense of the efficiency of practice.

Moreover, the improvement in efficiency is not very obvious, and it will not increase by several times like before.

You have to know that after a morning, when Huo Yuhao did not deliberately guide the warm current to nourish his meridians, the time it took for the Xuantian Gong to circulate once was slowed down from one hour to fifty-nine minutes.

Don’t underestimate this as the time reduction is not much.

Even the Xuanshui Pill, which was worth a fortune, only reduced the time it took Huo Yuhao to complete one cycle of Qi to fifteen minutes.

Doesn't this mean that if you use it a few more times, its effect will be equivalent to that of one Xuan Shui Pill?
If there is no problem with the data and the soul power is functioning properly, then the problem must be with that special warm current.

"Sister Tianmeng, when you were recording the route of your soul power, did you feel anything unusual about that warm current?"

"Isn't that the Xuan Tian Gong internal force you practiced?"

Tian Meng really didn't pay much attention to it. It was only when Huo Yuhao mentioned it that Tian Meng racked her brains to recall the feeling that the warm current gave her.

There really seemed to be something different, but I was a little sleepy at the time and didn't pay much attention to it...

“Sister Tianmeng, please think about it again. This is really important. It may be related to how far we can go in the future… It doesn’t matter if you really don’t remember. At worst, I can run again tomorrow night. Then you can trouble Sister Tianmeng to…” “Stop making noise! ​​I’m barbecuing!” Tianmeng interrupted Huo Yuhao unhappily. She would definitely go to bed tomorrow. How could she possibly work overtime?

Suddenly, Tian Meng finally pieced together the general feeling of the warm current in his memory: "It seems that it is not entirely the Xuantian Gong internal force you mentioned. It seems to be mixed with some blood and energy?"

“Qi and blood?” Huo Yuhao was also confused when he heard Tian Meng’s words.

In the setting of Douluo Dalu, Qi and blood are very strange things. Unlike other fantasy novels, they do not belong to the body-building genre. Instead, they naturally improve with the improvement of cultivation. The description of Qi and blood in the original work is also strange, without a standard.

On the one hand, Qi and blood can be integrated with soul power and mental power. According to normal understanding, these three should belong to the same level of power.

But the original text also says, "Although Qi and blood cannot determine combat effectiveness, a strong person with powerful Qi and blood will be able to demonstrate extremely strong strength and endurance in continuous combat in actual combat."

Combat power and strength are the same thing, right? You can't say that combat power is a numerical value in the game? It doesn't represent strength?
This causes the qi and blood to be in a quantum superposition state of "enhanced combat effectiveness and not enhanced combat effectiveness".

Then in the third part, a protagonist majoring in Qi and blood was introduced, and even Qi and blood skills were used.

In addition, the original work likes to use the phrase "the qi and blood in the body are surging" to describe a character suffering from minor internal injuries, equating the state of qi and blood with the physical condition of the person.

There was even a description like "the consequence of severe loss of Qi and blood is the loss of foundation. Even if Beibei has a strong foundation, he will have to lie down for ten days."

He also equated Qi and blood with vitality. When Huo Yuhao was bleeding to death, he said, "The huge vitality first began to stimulate his bone marrow, suddenly increasing his hematopoietic function and restoring his Qi and blood..."

It seems that Qi and blood are closely related to blood and vitality.

For a moment, Huo Yuhao was unable to understand what the blood and qi in the mouth of the Tianmeng Ice Silkworm meant.

However, thinking about the warm current, or qi and blood, that appeared every time the body broke through its limits, Huo Yuhao began to speculate about qi and blood.

As mentioned earlier, when the body reaches its limit, cells will begin autophagy to obtain energy and continue to maintain high-intensity exercise.

In other words, Qi and blood come from cell autophagy? According to the assumption that vitality is the basic energy that constitutes all life, it means that vitality is extracted and exchanged for Qi and blood?

So what is the relationship between vitality and qi and blood?

Huo Yuhao told Tian Meng about his knowledge and speculations and received a positive answer. However, Tian Meng only had a vague understanding of various types of energy other than mental power and was unable to answer Huo Yuhao's questions.

Unfortunately, now Huo Yuhao can’t even feel his own Qi and blood, let alone mobilize it. He can only continue to use stupid methods. It seems that his research on nourishing the meridians has come to an end here.

Huo Yuhao checked the circulation route of the body forging again. At that time, most of the warm current, which was the combination of soul power and blood, was integrated into the limbs and bones at the end of the meridians. At present, no specific effect could be seen, but the energy integrated into various parts of the body would definitely not disappear for no reason...

Huo Yuhao guessed that this Qi and blood flowing into the limbs and bones would definitely have the effect of nourishing the limbs and bones, just like nourishing the meridians.

What is this? A bodybuilding exercise?
However, what is this, extracting the vitality of cells in exchange for blood, and then combining the blood with soul power and returning to the cells? Is this a perpetual motion machine?

Something must have been lost in the process. Perhaps the conversion process caused some loss of vitality, but qi and blood and vitality are definitely not the same thing.

As for whether excessive extraction of vitality in exchange for qi and blood would have any adverse effects, Huo Yuhao was indeed a little worried about this aspect.

However, thinking that there were no problems with Huo Gua in the original work, and that there would be the Blade of Living Beings to be obtained later, I didn't worry too much about this issue.

Unfortunately, with Huo Yuhao's current ability, this is already the limit of what he can research.

　Where is the chapter title? Didn't I say it before? I was fired by Zhou Yi╮(︶﹏︶)╭

　　
　
(End of this chapter)