The Moon in the Qin Dynasty

Chapter 110 How dare you assassinate me
Ying Zheng waved his hand and asked everyone to leave. He took out a book of martial arts with "Yin Yun Xuan Tong" written on the cover.

Zhao Ji felt bitter when she saw this face: "Zheng'er, the thing you entrusted to mother is not to let her practice martial arts, right?"

Ying Zheng quipped, "Isn't this obvious?"

Zhao Ji looked bitter: "Can I not learn it? My mother is not talented, so she will definitely not be able to learn it well."

Ying Zheng ignored her and said to himself: "This technique was specially created by me based on the Taoist Yin-Yang School's Qiankun Yin-Yang and Five Elements."

"Even if you have extraordinary talent for this technique, you still won't be able to kill a chicken after practicing it for decades, and you won't be able to retain any skills."

"But it can keep your appearance unchanged for decades, and reduce physical aging by ten times, which means you won't age."

The main purpose of all martial arts in the world is to strengthen the body and improve cultivation. No matter what martial arts method is used, the true qi that is finally cultivated will be stored in the three major dantians, acupoints throughout the body, or meridians, blood vessels, and bones throughout the body. This is all for the purpose of improving oneself.

However, the practice method created by Ying Zheng is to disperse the Qi cultivated evenly and naturally throughout the body, slowly and gently nourishing the body to delay aging, and this process cannot be stopped. The more Qi cultivated, the better the effect, and the slower the aging. However, no matter how much Qi you cultivate, it is useless, as the more you cultivate, the faster it will dissipate. Basically, one practice can only last for three to five days at most.

Moreover, it is not good not to practice. Although there are no side effects, if you don't practice, you will lose your true energy and lose the effect of keeping your youth. With Zhao Ji's talent, she can practice for two hours after entering the door, and then she doesn't need to practice for the next two or three days.

This exercise has no effect on making you stronger, it is purely for delaying aging. Of course, it has its benefits. If you are healthy and have no major diseases, you will basically not get any minor illnesses by practicing this exercise, and you will always be healthy and full of energy.

Moreover, there is no threshold for practicing this technique, and there is little risk in practicing it, so it is very friendly to people without talent. Of course, it requires daily intake of tonic food and medicine, which is unaffordable for ordinary people, but it is nothing for nobles.

The martial arts created by Ying Zheng is of little use. You must know that most martial arts in the world can have the effect of maintaining youthfulness if practiced to a high level.

That is to say, it is for people who have no talent, no skills, are past the age of cultivation, and have money and free time. It can be said that the target group is these noble ladies.

Zhao Ji had no interest in hearing Ying Zheng's first words, but after hearing him, her eyes lit up and she snatched the secret book: "My mother has always had a good talent. I can definitely master this. Just teach me with confidence."

"Mother promises that she will never slack off!"

Ying Zheng snatched the secret book back and sighed, "Practicing is still too hard. I can't bear it. And you are right, mother. You are not talented. You will get half the result with twice the effort. Forget it."

Zhao Ji tried to grab it twice, but Ying Zheng dodged it. She quickly apologized with a smile: "Oh, mother, you are not afraid of hardship. This is not hard. Mother is willing to do it. Yes, mother likes to practice martial arts! Talent is not important. Hard work can make up for lack of talent."

Ying Zheng was still pretending: "Oh, this is not good, I still feel it is not good, it is too hard, I can't bear to think that my mother will suffer so much."

Zhao Ji got angry and turned her head to look aside: "Okay, okay, then go away, don't stay here, if you don't want to learn, then don't delay me from playing mahjong."

Ying Zheng smiled and said, "Then I will really leave. I bid you farewell, mother."

As she spoke, she slowly walked out of the palace. Zhao Ji was so angry that she looked left and right, picked up two mahjong tiles, and sneaked over to hit Ying Zheng. Ying Zheng turned around abruptly: "What are you going to do, mother? You are actually going to assassinate me?!"

Zhao Ji threw the cards away, snorted, crossed her arms, and closed her eyes without looking at Ying Zheng. Ying Zheng walked up to Zhao Ji, pulled her sleeve, and coaxed her gently: "Mother, I was wrong. I won't tease you anymore. I will teach you how to practice martial arts now. I have a lot of things to do every day and I have to teach you in person. Don't be angry, okay?"

Zhao Ji raised her head suddenly: "That's more like it. Why, I still wronged you. Giving you a chance to fulfill your filial piety is your blessing."

Ying Zheng couldn't help but laugh: "Yes, yes, thank you, Queen Mother, for giving me this opportunity."

Zhao Ji said proudly: "That's pretty good."

Then he asked in a low voice: "This won't be difficult, right? I can't really learn it."

Ying Zheng smiled slightly: "It's very simple. As long as all the meridians are not damaged, anyone can learn it. And with my help, it's not difficult not to do it."

Zhao Ji breathed a sigh of relief and said excitedly, "Come on, come on, teach me quickly. I want to learn it right away."

Ying Zheng asked Zhao Ji to go to the couch, sit cross-legged, and taught her the method of meditation and luck. After Zhao Ji held her breath and concentrated, he pointed his fingers like a sword at the Niwan Palace on Zhao Ji's forehead, and poured a strand of his innate true qi that had been refined thousands of times into Zhao Ji's upper dantian.

Then he guided this ray of true Qi to move according to the route of the "Yingyun Xuantong" technique, and it ran for nine full cycles before stopping. Ying Zheng did not take back this ray of true Qi, but left it in Zhao Ji's body as a seed of internal force, which was also of great benefit to Zhao Ji.

In this way, the technique has been completed, and one just needs to practice it according to the instructions. It seems simple, but if Ying Zheng hadn't helped, with Zhao Ji's qualifications,...

If one wants to learn advanced skills in the world, talent is of course extremely important. The difference in talent between people is even greater than that between people and dogs.

The first step to getting started with conventional internal energy exercises is to feel the energy inside the body, which requires breathing techniques and meditation, but the basics are pretty much the same.

This step stops many people. It usually takes at least a month for an average person to learn on his own under the instruction of an ordinary teacher. As for a genius, it depends on how talented he is. For example, Jingwei only took two hours.

Those who have absolutely no talent for practicing internal skills can only practice external skills, which is called a club.

Of course, there are also some people who, even if they have talent, only practice external skills. They are not considered fools. After all, people have different talents. Some people are born to practice external skills, but they are not considered fools.

After feeling the Qi, you must learn to guide the movement of Qi and let it move according to your own wishes. Only in this way can you practice the exercises. This step must be done with extreme caution. Once a mistake is made, life and death are often unpredictable. Therefore, this step requires the supervision and guidance of a teacher. It is extremely difficult to learn by yourself.

After being able to feel the Qi, one will often use some specific movements to train and sense the trajectory of the Qi's movement, and then gradually master how the Qi moves. To practice internal skills, one must also coordinate external skills. This is also the principle behind many people who specialize in practicing external skills, but can work from the outside to the inside.

Being able to control the movement of Qi normally and act according to the exercises is more difficult than sensing it. An average person often has to practice external skills hard for a year or two after sensing the Qi before they can practice internal skills. Moreover, they have to concentrate and be careful.

Even for Jingwei, it took five days from sensing the Qi to practicing internal skills.

It's Ying Zheng.

(End of this chapter)