From a refugee to a martial artist
Chapter 17 3 days
Chapter 17 Three Days
All the young men were willing to listen. Meng Yuan and Wu Changsheng also made jokes from time to time. Nie Yannian became more and more excited as he spoke, and even talked about the initial changes in this path of martial arts.
In ancient times, natural disasters were constant, monsters and demons were causing chaos, and the human race gradually found the way of warriors in repeated resistance, and gradually perfected the method of advancement.
Moreover, from ancient times to the present, 90% of the founders of dynasties, big or small, were military men.
When Taoism and Confucianism flourished, Buddhism also emerged.
Each school of thought improved its own theories and also integrated them with each other. Each school had its own ideas and developed its own method of advancement.
However, the three religions have experienced ups and downs, prosperity and decline, just like the current Qing Kingdom, which respects Confucianism and Taoism and despises Buddhism.
Warriors establish themselves through martial arts, and place more emphasis on self-cultivation. This is unlike the Confucians who cultivate a sense of righteousness, or the Taoists who cultivate both the body and the soul.
Because of this, in terms of martial power, the warriors are often the strongest among the same rank. Once they are approached, they can even instantly kill the same rank from another route, or even kill them across ranks.
There are advantages and disadvantages. For example, people know magic and have supernatural powers, while warriors can only rely on a sword.
Of course, these are mostly comparisons of the advantages and disadvantages of low-quality products. As for what the high-quality products are like, Nie Yannian said he didn't know either.
After talking about the old stories, Nie Yannian then talked about the path for a warrior to become a nobleman.
There is a saying among warriors that there are three heavens: upper, middle and lower. There are thirty-three heavens in the lower heaven, thirty-three heavens in the middle heaven, and thirty-three heavens in the upper heaven.
The total number is ninety-nine days, which are often referred to by martial artists as ninety-nine acupoints.
Buddhism and Taoism also absorbed the warriors' idea of the three heavens of upper, middle and lower, and derived their own theories. For example, Buddhism has the theory of the three heavens of yesterday, today and tomorrow, and Taoism has the theory of thirty-three heavens.
The thirty-three acupoints of the lower body are within the skin and flesh, and their positions have long been determined.
There are four on each limb, sixteen on the torso, and one on the head, for a total of thirty-three.
The middle thirty-three days are among the tendons, bones, and internal organs, and their distribution is the same as that of the lower thirty-three days.
As for the upper thirty-three heavens, Nie Yannian did not say much.
Opening the acupoints will allow one to cultivate true qi. True qi is the source of a warrior's strength, and it circulates among the three heavens, so opening the three heavens is the foundation of a warrior's path.
Even some advanced kung fu techniques need to be based on this.
The more acupoints are opened, the smoother the flow of blood and Qi in the body, the greater the strength, the quicker the reaction, and at the same time, the faster the movement of Qi.
The ninety-nine acupoints are connected like a river. The more and wider the river is, the more essence it can carry, and the easier it is to mobilize.
For example, a person's strength is like a large ship carried in a river. The wider the river and the more water flows, the larger the ship can be carried, and the corresponding strength is greater.
To achieve perfection in the ninth level, one must fully open the lower thirty-three heavens; to achieve perfection in the eighth level, one must fully open the middle thirty-three heavens; and to achieve perfection in the seventh level, one must fully open the upper thirty-three heavens.
The seventh, eighth and ninth grades are still within the realm of ordinary people, but they are the foundation of warriors. Once all the acupoints are opened, you can see the vastness of the sky and the sea, which is another scene.
To enter the realm of enlightenment is to open one of the thirty-three acupoints.
This step is often the most time-consuming, and it is difficult but not difficult. Usually, it is to temper the body, and then use the relaxation and tightening method taught by Nie Yannian to slowly open it. There are also people who wash their bodies with medicinal baths and combine them with some kind of method.
Once an acupoint is opened, you can quickly open the next acupoint by connecting the points into a line. For example, the acupoints on the arm start from the palm, to the wrist, then upwards, and then all over the body.
If one is diligent, an ordinary person can open all 33 acupoints in the lower body within three to five years; those with outstanding talents can often open them all in a year or even less.
Of course, if you don't do everything accurately, you might get stuck somewhere. Or if you are too lazy, you won't make any progress.
However, there is a benefit to opening a point. Opening the top of the head can make people energetic and clear-minded. Opening the limbs can make the strength stronger and more stable. Opening the trunk can increase endurance and strength.
There is no definitive answer as to which acupoint to open first.
Some people attack the top of the head first, some open the limbs first, and some open the torso first, mainly due to local conditions or other reasons.
All the orthodox major schools and those with a long tradition will open the top of the head acupoint first.
However, some boatmen and medicine men need to row boats, climb mountains, and jump high, so they need to have a strong lower body, so they open their lower limbs first and then their arms.
As for some martial arts schools outside, they are even more diverse.
Because of this casualness, although the world admires Confucianism, Buddhism and Taoism, most people who have no experience choose the path of martial arts. This is because it is easy to get started, the effect is fast, and after the strength is increased, no matter what you do, it will be beneficial.
"Look at those farmers and boatmen. Aren't they more hardworking than you? But few of them have opened their acupoints. That's because there is no way. Although the movements of the Holding the Pillar and Nourishing the Yuan Qi are simple, the most important thing is the breathing method and the method of visualization. But if there is no one to guide them, those people will never understand it in their lifetime."
"People from big families or powerful sects have either taken medicinal baths or eaten well since childhood. They have trained their bodies and nourished their vital energy. They have long had their own set of methods to open up their minds. We can't learn them, and they won't teach us." Nie Yannian looked around at the young men and said seriously, "But fortunately, the road of martial arts is not picky. If they can move faster, then they can move faster. If we work harder and endure more hardships, we can also touch their butts."
"Don't rush after the gelder just because he's done it. You can't rush into this. The Holding the Pillar and Nourishing the Yuan Gong I taught you allows you to combine relaxation and tension. This may not be the best way to open your acupoints, but it is definitely the most suitable for you. Focus more on yourself, and train your energy more. You will eventually be able to reach the level. It doesn't matter which acupoint you open first, as long as you can open it."
"No one else can help you with the acupoint opening. I can only pass on some experience to you. After all, the path of a warrior is the most important for oneself."
Nie Yannian talked for a long time, but when he saw that it was almost time for lunch, he became impatient.
"From now on, the little gelder is your senior brother. You must listen to him in daily training, eating, and sleeping!" Nie Yannian said with a stern face, finally showing some of the demeanor of a strict teacher. "If anyone is not convinced, don't come and complain to me. Beat him first!"
Seeing that Master Nie thought so highly of Meng Yuan, everyone couldn't help but look at Meng Yuan, but they saw that Meng Yuan had a blank expression on his face.
Meng Yuan knew that being a leader was a great achievement for him, but it was also because he had made a promise to sell himself.
"Let's all go eat!" Nie Yannian waved his hand, but held Meng Yuan back, "You stay, I have some more instructions."
After everyone left, Nie Yannian said, "Martial arts. Martial arts is the external use of one's own strength, body movement speed, and brain. Do you understand?"
"It means that if you have more strength, faster body movements and quicker reactions, and then use martial arts moves to save energy and be more powerful. It's not just about learning martial arts moves." Meng Yuan said.
"You are really good." Nie Yannian patted Meng Yuan's shoulder vigorously and said, "There is an old saying that if you practice martial arts without practicing the skills, it will be useless when you grow old. You don't have to rush to learn any moves now. Just exercise more, practice Yang Yuan Gong more, and focus on opening the acupoints first."
"Thank you, Master Nie!" Meng Yuan was grateful and asked, "How do I open the next acupoint?"
"Are you anxious? You just lost your virginity, so it's okay to take it easy." Nie Yannian said with a smile.
This guy never has anything nice to say!
"You should strike while the iron is hot and move forward bravely since you have just lost your virginity." Meng Yuan was no longer shy.
"You are a man of both literary and martial arts!" Nie Yannian looked at Meng Yuan and said with a smile, "It's actually very simple. Continue to practice the Holding the Pillar and Nourishing the Yuan Qi, nourish the Qi, and then use the Qi to slowly impact the next acupoint."
Seeing that Meng Yuan was serious, he explained some key points in detail.
"You can't rush to open the acupoints. You need to use the right method and combine tightness and looseness." Nie Yannian looked up at the sky and said, "It's getting late. I'll teach you sword techniques later! You can lead them to practice in the afternoon!"
Meng Yuan glanced at the sun at the top of his head and thought, this is too late? Are you too lazy?
"You must remember not to lose your virginity. Don't worry, when the time comes, I will find you a long-time brothel owner who will teach you great skills!" Nie Yannian was very serious.
I knew you were still thinking about the little money I earned as a concubine! What about being a pimp for many years?
"Master Nie, I still like young and beautiful girls." Meng Yuan told the truth.
"It's the same even if you close your eyes! You're still young and don't know how it feels!" Nie Yannian waved his hands, looking confused, and stood up to leave, "Put the recliner in place for me, don't break it."
After Nie Yannian left, Meng Yuan walked towards the cafeteria.
I really benefited a lot today, and finally got in touch with some things deep in this world.
It seems that one must be in a good position to have a broad vision. If one continues to be a gelder for the villagers, one may only be able to listen to some wild fox Zen and find it difficult to touch the truth.
When I arrived at the cafeteria, it was usually filled with the noisy sound of people eating, but today it was very quiet.
The male and female students sat in two rows, with a bowl of rice in front of each of them. There was also an extra bowl, which was full to the brim, and was obviously prepared for Meng Yuan.
All the students looked at Meng Yuan, each with a different expression.
Everyone heard too much today, but the more they knew, the more they felt that this Senior Brother Meng was extraordinary.
According to Master Nie, a ninth-grade warrior needs to open all thirty-three acupoints. An ordinary person would need three to five years, while a person with outstanding talent would need at least one year.
If one wants to open the first acupoint of the entry level, it will take an ordinary person three or four months, and he or she must also have someone to guide him or her and practice diligently.
But this Senior Brother Meng opened up his acupoints in just one month, without even receiving much instruction. Although it is still hard to say what he will achieve in the future, there is no doubt that he has a bright future.
"Senior Brother Meng." Wu Changsheng also stood up.
"Ah...Senior Brother Meng." Tie Niu stood up and spoke.
"Senior Brother Meng." All the men and women stood up.
"It's better to call me brother." Meng Yuan sat down and said with a smile, "Let's eat!"
(End of this chapter)
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