Douluo's main body is respected

Chapter 38 Tai Chi
In the Seven Treasures Glazed Tile Sect, Ning Fengzhi had returned from Tiandou City after attending the birthday banquet of Emperor Xue Ye, with Sword Bone Douluo beside him.

After returning, the Ninth Elder recounted in detail what had happened along the way, especially the part where Yang Xiong went deep into the poison formation.

Sword Bone Douluo showed no expression throughout the whole process, but the smile on Ning Fengzhi's face gradually disappeared, and his expression became a little serious.

"Ninth Elder, thank you for your hard work this time. The poison array you mentioned should be the rumored Dugu Bo's medicinal garden in Sunset Forest. Have you cleaned it up from beginning to end?"

The Ninth Elder nodded and said, "Master, I have already eliminated all traces on the periphery. Even Dugu Bo would not be able to find any clues. However, I cannot penetrate deeper into the poison array."

Ning Fengzhi then smiled and said, "You've worked so hard this time, you'll be old now. You should take a good rest from now on."

The Ninth Elder left without saying anything, leaving only Ning Fengzhi and Sword Bone Douluo at the scene.

Ning Fengzhi thought for a long time before speaking: "Uncle Jian, Uncle Gu, what do you think of Yang Xiong's training this time, especially his in-depth study in Dugu Bo's medicine garden?"

Bone Douluo thought carefully before speaking, "Feng Zhi, Yang Xiong has always been very cautious. This time, he actually went deep into the poison array set up by that old monster Dugu Bo. He must have received some information. There must be something he wants in Dugu Bo's medicine garden, and it must be something of vital importance."

Ning Fengzhi nodded. "Yang Xiong has remained relatively quiet over the years, even being extremely cautious whenever he contributes to the sect. His contributions to the sect are enough for us to plan anything for him. It seems Dugu Bo must have something special in this herb garden, which is why he's willing to take such a risk."

"You know, this kid has been hiding an external spirit bone all this time, and he hasn't even revealed a single bit of his spirit skills. This shows how cautious he is."

Bone Douluo seemed a little angry when he heard this: "What on earth is this brat hiding? If he had told me to deal with it, he wouldn't have needed to use so many methods, let alone take such great risks. A mere Dugu Bo is not worth our efforts."

"Feng Zhi, do you want me to arrange for Yang Xiong to come over and interrogate him in person? I have a feeling this guy is hiding some secret."

Ning Fengzhi was silent for a while before speaking, "Never mind. As long as Yang Xiong is loyal to our sect, his little secrets will be exposed sooner or later. We don't need to pay attention to his little tricks. If Dugu Bo finds out one day, we can just trouble Uncle Jian to frighten him. At most, we will have to pay a small price."

Sword Bone Douluo nodded, obviously agreeing with Ning Fengzhi's statement. Of course, they also looked down on the weakest Titled Douluo Dugu Bo.

In the Yin-Yang Eyes of Ice and Fire, Dugu Bo looked at the devastated ground, appearing extremely sad and angry.

"Which bastard stole my herbs? If I find out, I will make you taste the pain of the green phosphorus snake venom and kill your entire family."

The Yin-Yang Eyes of Ice and Fire were in an extremely miserable state at this moment. All the herbs had been dug out, and even the entire ground seemed to have been dug up. Everything underground had been dug out, leaving no roots. Even the poisonous weeds planted by Dugu Bo himself were gone.

Dugu Bo's face looked a little distorted, but he quickly calmed down. The Yin-Yang Eye of Ice and Fire was in a special position, and there was a poison formation set up by himself outside. Even a Soul Douluo could not break in. Only a Titled Douluo could enter.

Not to mention the poisonous weeds in the Yin-Yang Eye of Ice and Fire, especially the two poisonous weeds, one white and one red, that even he couldn't get close to. It must be the work of a Titled Douluo, but there are only a handful of Titled Douluos in the world, and basically every Titled Douluo cannot move without permission. Only the Titled Douluos of the Spirit Hall have time to enter the Yin-Yang Eye of Ice and Fire, especially his mortal enemy Ju Douluo, who is the most suspicious.

Dugu Bo was furious: "Juhuaguan, Spirit Hall, this matter will never be let go. I will never let it go." Spirit Hall: ...

After Yang Xiong returned home, he greeted his parents and then practiced alone in his room. He had not left the room for many days.

During this ice and fire body refining, Yang Xiong was in extreme pain, especially his body and martial soul seemed to have undergone a transformation in this pain, and he seemed to feel something unknown in his body.

Those are the meridians, the actual roadmap for meditation.

There is no such thing as meridians in the Douluo world, especially in Douluo I. There are only some relatively simple meditation methods.

But Tang San's Xuan Tian Gong is completely different. It runs through the meridians and is far more efficient than the current meditation method.

After experiencing the effects of the extreme ice and fire poisons this time, Yang Xiong actually understood his body better, especially the ice and fire poisons, which seemed to attack his meridians from beginning to end, and the entire meridians seemed to expand in a circle.

Under the influence of the ice and fire poison, Yang Xiong came up with an alternative method to practice.

The power of ice and fire can, in a sense, be called the power of yin and yang. If one wants to balance the power of ice and fire in the internal organs, then one must let the soul power run continuously and rapidly in the body, eventually forming a certain balance. This was also the solution that Yang Xiong came up with when he was in extreme pain in the Yin-Yang Eyes of Ice and Fire.

In fact, in the final analysis, Yang Xiong thought of a word from his previous life - Tai Chi.

In any martial arts world, Taoism is the undisputed leader, and Tai Chi is known as the pinnacle of Taoism.

In his previous life on Blue Star, although Yang Xiong did not know much about martial arts, he did have some exposure to Tai Chi. People were practicing Tai Chi in every park, and even various TV shows and movies had detailed introductions to it. Yang Xiong was taken by his grandfather to learn Tai Chi for a few days, but he always felt that Tai Chi had no effect, so he did not understand it in depth.

Now Yang Xiong thought again that Tai Chi might not be suitable for combat, especially for combat in the world of soul masters, but for the world of soul masters, meditation was on another level.

Thinking of this, Yang Xiong casually performed the Tai Chi he had practiced in his previous life. Perhaps it was because of the ice and fire body training, but the feeling he had now was completely different from that in his previous life.

It felt very natural to perform a set of Tai Chi, especially the soul power in the whole body seemed to be pulled during the process of practicing Tai Chi, and it actually surged invisibly.

I remember seeing various descriptions of Tai Chi in my past life. Legend has it that practicing Tai Chi can harmonize the body's yin and yang energies, enhancing flexibility and coordination. In combat, Tai Chi uses softness to overcome hardness, using stillness to counter movement, skillfully neutralizing an opponent's attacks. It also promotes blood circulation and improves bodily functions, making it a profound Taoist art that combines fitness and health benefits.

Yang Xiong didn't believe this at first, but now he is a little bit convinced, especially since Tang San's Xuantian ability was cultivated in the Douluo Master Realm, then Tai Chi must be feasible as well, and may even be stronger.

　I originally wanted to write about Bajiquan, but Tai Chi seems to be more widely spread. I learned a little bit when I was a child. Besides, Tai Chi is the real treasure and pinnacle passed down by our ancestors, and even laymen will learn a little bit.

　　
　
(End of this chapter)