Ke Xue: He mastered the steel-cutting divine skill at the start.

The second layer is where qi and blood condense. The third layer, the dantian, is a chaotic area with only a ball of white light, the nature of which is unknown.

Once you reach the fourth level of the dantian, it connects to many acupoints. When your body control is weak and you haven't generated internal energy, you can't see this situation through your internal vision.

Only after internal energy emerges can one observe the meridians. Meridians are like channels specifically created for the flow of internal energy.

When one's inner vision is activated, it's like opening one's eyes inside the body, and only then can one truly 'see' the flow of the meridians.

What's most amazing is that these meridians only begin to flow subtly after one 'sees' them, allowing the power generated within one's body to begin flowing along certain patterns.

This is somewhat similar to the observation scenario in quantum mechanics: when you observe, it's one situation, and when you stop observing, it's another.

These are the meridians in the body; only when a person cultivates to a certain level can they feel their existence.

No wonder, many ancient books spoke highly of the existence of meridians, but after the rise of anatomy in modern times, many doctors dissected many corpses but could not find the so-called meridian structure at all.

They directly concluded that the existence of meridians was due to the ignorance and foolishness of the ancients.

Now he understands why the ancients believed in meridians but modern people couldn't discover them: the reason is that those who discovered meridians were not ordinary people, but people who had reached an extremely high level of cultivation!

However, these people didn't explain clearly that meridians don't exist objectively; they are something that can only be found or appear when one reaches a certain level!

Only when internal force or internal strength is generated can meridians be nurtured in the body. Moreover, it is very likely that when a master dies, the meridians in his body will also close or disappear!

This is what caused a long-standing misunderstanding!

After figuring all this out, Miyazaki Yu felt a sense of relief and enlightenment!

Many things passed down from ancient times are sometimes very ingenious, but because they lack scientific language to describe them, some things that could have been easily understood have become like cryptic texts, and have gradually been shelved and forgotten.

The essence of internal force is a kind of ion flow, a kind of bioelectricity, generated by the human body. By guiding and using it, these ion flows can be transmitted to the edge of the sword.

It's like electrifying a sword, allowing a wooden sword to cut through steel!

The so-called Sword Saint realm, the realm that can cut through anything, requires cultivating the ion flow to a sufficiently high level, so that without charging up, a casual sword strike can achieve the ability to forge gold and cut iron!

After figuring these things out, Miyazaki Yu was overjoyed.

The higher his understanding of the nature of power, the more likely he is to reach a deeper level.

Moreover, after understanding these things and cultivating internal energy, which is bioelectricity, a secret technique on the ancient tree became possible.

The book is called "The Art of Sword Cultivation". He found it in a pile of old books. Because it was an ancient book that came from China, it looked antique. He thought that even if it was useless, he could still collect it, so he bought the book.

The entire text is very profound, and only after careful reading did I finally understand the meaning of this book.

It's actually quite clear; the entire text describes the so-called method of nurturing a sword.

Every master swordsman in ancient times would have his own unique sword, a sword that was most suitable for him and could bring out the best in his swordsmanship.

The ancients believed in the so-called unity of heaven and man and the interaction between heaven and man, which means integrating oneself with the environment.

In order to make their swords as easy to wield as an extension of their own body, they would try to use the same sword as much as possible, and by becoming familiar with every detail of the sword, they would achieve more refined control over their sword techniques, thereby increasing their combat power.

In this case, the sword would no longer be just a weapon, but a companion. Therefore, some clever people came up with the idea of ​​nurturing the sword.

It involves using various methods to increase one's connection with the sword.

For example, some people sleep with their swords all day long, some use incantations to perform shamanistic rituals, some use blood oaths to bind their swords to their masters, and some even use living creatures or human lives to sacrifice to their swords.

These methods have some effect, but the results are minimal.

The author of this book on sword cultivation completely refutes these methods, arguing that while they may have some effect, they are all misguided.

The true art of sword nurturing should be the unity of man and sword, using one's own breath to continuously nourish the sword, achieving a fusion between man and sword, thereby enhancing the coordination between them.

Then came the method he came up with, long passages of discussion, interspersed with many whimsical ideas, which left Miyazaki Yu completely bewildered.

The funniest thing is that this guy is extremely good at self-promotion, calling his own methods "miraculous techniques" and everyone else "fools"!

He really wrote it like that in the classics. If this guy lived in modern society, he would definitely be a top-notch keyboard warrior!

They're the kind of guys who think, "If the heavens hadn't created keyboard warriors, the keyboard world would have been in eternal darkness!"

The entire treatise on sword cultivation is over 100,000 words long, but after removing his various exclamations and some other random arguments, only a little over 3,000 words remain.

Then Miyazaki Yu reorganized it and found that only a little over a thousand words were actually useful!

Could this be an ancient naval master?

He modified the remaining methods, combining his understanding of internal energy as bioelectricity with his control over internal strength, and found that they actually worked!

However, the essence of it is completely different from what this "master" understands.

The so-called "sword nurturing" is actually the process of using internal energy, or bio-electric current, to achieve a magnetized state on the weapon.

Just as a piece of iron develops a weak magnetism after being attracted to it for a long time, a sword will undergo a fundamental change in its material if it is 'warmed' or magnetized by the body's bioelectricity over a long period of time.

It can become something like the chakra metal in Naruto, and can also be called internal energy metal or bioelectric metal.

When using internal force to activate it, you can better utilize its sharpness while conserving a lot of internal force, and you can also cut through harder objects!

Even cutting through various types of armored metal is no longer a problem!

That's why, after obtaining the famous sword Hengyun Duan, he couldn't wait and kept it in his hand the whole time.

During the two days of the visit, I was also tending to the sword, but being outside, I couldn't calm down and work on it properly. Now, I'm going all out.

He was like a teenager who had seen the progress bar of a game; he was eager to see what would happen after he nurtured the sword to its peak!

Chapter 119 The Invitation from the Kendo Association (2 Updates)

After figuring out the principle, Miyazaki Yu started the progress bar mode.

Anyone who has played games can understand the fun of fighting monsters and leveling up. Now, Miyazaki Hayao's sword-raising is also a great source of fun.

He also discovered that bioelectricity, or internal energy, consumes strength very quickly. He could only replenish all his physical energy for an hour. If he continued, it would affect his body and cause exhaustion.

So he made a rule for himself to set aside an hour every day to nurture Hengyun Duan, increasing the connection between himself and the famous sword.

In just a few days, he felt a significant improvement. Holding Hengyun Duan in his hand, he felt as if he were controlling his own arm, as if the sword was an extension of his own hand.

This feeling was wonderful, and it solidified his resolve to follow his path.

So in the next few days, the garden and Xiaolan who often come to play will see this scene.

Miyazaki Yu sat alone in a corner of the hall, holding Yokogakure Dan, oblivious to the sounds of the outside world, like a statue.

"Seriously, even if Miyazaki really likes that sword, does he have to carry it around all the time? I should have given him a sword too. I've decided, when I get back today, I'm going to search my dad's storage room and find a good sword!"

Ran quickly pulled her aside and said, "Sonoko, don't be impulsive. Miyazaki isn't the kind of person who can be easily bought off. Besides, didn't we already say that Miyazaki was the one who helped the Morita family protect the Moonstone? That's why this sword was given to him. Don't be angry."

Sonoko calmed down, but still let out a heavy snort.

"That's what makes people furious! I hate this kind of pandering behavior the most!"

Rena spoke up, saying, "Sonoko-neechan is so jealous! But don't worry, Miyazaki-nii will only do it for an hour at most each day! I calculated this three times before I got the result!"

Sonoko said angrily, "What do children know about jealousy? I don't have any! Go and serve your mother rice."

The little girl pouted, "This older sister isn't honest!"

Looking at Xiaolan, he put on a smile again and said, "Xiaolan, let's go to the amusement park together today. I've been so bored these past few days. How about we go to Dorobiga Park? I heard they have super exciting roller coasters!"

Ran's eyes lit up. That was a good suggestion. However, considering that Shinichi had been in a low mood lately, and that she had originally wanted to go to Dorobiga Park with him, it wouldn't be as fun if she went with Sonoko now and then went with Shinichi.

"Sonoko, let's skip this one. I wanted to go with Shinichi. If we go now, things might get complicated..."

Sonoko said helplessly, "You're still thinking about that guy? I haven't even settled the score with him yet. He made you fly back alone and then took you out and left you to fend for yourself. What kind of famous detective is that? I think Miyazaki is much better than him."

I just don't know who Miyazaki likes the most. What should I do if he likes you?

Xiao Lan was startled, and hurriedly pushed the garden, which jolted.

"Oh no, I've blurted out the truth!"

She immediately blushed and could only keep her mouth shut, her pretty face turning bright red.

Just then, a voice rang out.

"Hmm? Sonoko, do you have a cold? Why is your face so red?"

"Miyazaki? I don't know him, don't talk nonsense."

Miyazaki Yucai awoke from his sword-nurturing state, having not heard the preceding and following remarks, and unaware of what had happened, could only smile.

"The food seems to be ready. Let's eat together. We agreed the day before yesterday to go camping and exploring together. That mountainous area is a hunting ground. I can hunt some wild animals there, and we can have a barbecue in the wild."

Sonoko's eyes lit up: "Hunting and barbecuing? That sounds like a great idea!"

At this moment, Miyazawa Mie had already prepared the meal and was bringing it out with Rena when she heard these words.

"Xiaoyu, are you planning to go on a trip?"

Miyazaki Yu nodded: "I've been training all this time, and it's not good to be so tense all the time. Why don't I go out and relax? Rena knows without asking that she definitely wants to go. Aunt Mie, would you like to go?"

Miyazawa Mie smiled and shook her head, saying, "I won't go. I'll just stay home by myself."

Miyazaki Yu smiled and nodded, then began to eat.

While eating, Xiaolan couldn't help but say, "I feel embarrassed that I keep coming to your house for meals. How about you come to my house for dinner tomorrow, Xiaoyu? I want to cook something delicious to reciprocate. What do you think?"

Miyazaki Yu nodded in agreement. This girl was independent and strong-willed, and never took advantage of others in the slightest.

During this period, every time she came, she would bring something; she never came empty-handed, and she wouldn't listen to her even when I told her.

Moreover, after the meal, she would insist on washing the dishes and cleaning up; such a girl commands respect from the bottom of one's heart.

After everyone finished eating, Miyazaki Yu went to pack his things. He had already prepared a tent and some camping equipment, and he had to bring them with him.

But things always change faster than planned, and just then, an uninvited guest arrived.

"Miyazaki-san, I apologize for disturbing you without prior notice."

The newcomer looked around with a smile, gently stroking his beard, appearing very pleased.

When Miyazaki Yu saw the person who came, he immediately became serious, because the person who came was none other than Nakamura Hara Masashi, the president of the Japan Kendo Association!

This former chairman enjoys immense prestige throughout Japan. In terms of reputation and influence, he is in no way inferior to Morita Einobu. Moreover, he is of advanced age and high moral character, and wherever he goes, he receives a high level of courtesy.

"It's Chairman Nakamura, please come in. Aunt Mie, please make some tea."

It was only then that Ran and Sonoko realized that the seemingly kind old man in front of them was actually the president of the Neon Kendo Association!

They all couldn't help but feel a deep sense of respect!

In particular, Xiaolan said with great admiration: "I heard that when Chairman Nakamura was young, he won the Kendo Championship many times. Later, he even represented the country and won great honors. After joining the Kendo Association, he trained many outstanding disciples."