Courtyard House: Wudang Disciple Sweeps Through the Compound

Chen Wenqi memorized it thoroughly and understood it perfectly, without the slightest doubt.

He immediately went to the open space next to the library and began to personally practice the Tai Chi.

From initial awkwardness and stiffness, with movements becoming clumsy, to gradually becoming skilled, fluent, and naturally connected.

With repeated practice, the entire set of movements became increasingly fluid, graceful, and full of charm.

During the practice of Tai Chi, Chen Wenqi clearly felt...

The effects of the Yi Jing Xi Sui Dan (a traditional Chinese medicine formula) previously taken in the body are being continuously stimulated.

It nourishes his limbs and bones, strengthens his muscles, bones, and blood, and rapidly improves his physique.

Gradually, he entered a state of enlightenment where he forgot himself and the world around him, his mind completely immersed in the world of martial arts.

"Ding! Congratulations, host! Your Tai Chi cultivation has successfully broken through, officially entering the Ming Jin realm!"

"Ding! Congratulations, host! Your Tai Chi skills have advanced another step, successfully entering the Dark Force realm!"

"Ding! Congratulations, host! You have achieved perfect mastery of Tai Chi, reaching the Transformation Realm!"

Three consecutive system notifications rang in my mind, filled with joy.

Chen Wenqi felt that his control over his body had reached an unprecedented level.

Every movement can be done at will, controlled and executed at will; the feeling of exhilaration is truly indescribable.

Until he felt that the rate of improvement in his cultivation level began to slow down significantly and stabilize.

Chen Wenqi slowly stopped practicing his boxing, found a clean place to sit cross-legged, and adjusted his breathing to stabilize his state of mind.

Then, he selected several different types of martial arts manuals from the bookshelf.

These manuals include classic martial arts such as Xingyiquan, Five Elements Fist, Tiger Claw Extinction Hand, Baguazhang, Taiji Swordplay, and Ladder Cloud Leap.

As the saying goes, if you understand one method, you understand all methods.

With his extraordinary comprehension, Chen Wenqi grasped the core essence of Tai Chi.

When learning other martial arts, one can also draw inferences from one instance to another, achieving twice the result with half the effort.

In particular, he mastered the light-foot skill "Ladder Cloud Leap," reaching a high level of proficiency, making his movements graceful and agile.

With a light leap, he easily scaled the five- or six-meter-high wall and landed silently.

It can even walk several steps on a vertical wall as if it were flat ground, without any effort.

This extraordinary experience filled Chen Wenqi with a sense of wonder and awe, and gave him even more confidence in the future.

However, Chen Wenqi soon noticed a distinct feature.

All the martial arts techniques on the first floor of the library belong to the category of traditional Chinese martial arts, which focus on cultivating qi and blood and strengthening muscles and bones.

Although it can cultivate internal strength, improve physical fitness, and enhance combat power.

However, it does not possess the mysterious and magical abilities described in martial arts novels, such as the ability to fly or disappear into the ground.

There is also no internal energy cultivation method that can circulate within the meridians and continuously accumulate and grow stronger.

Therefore, it seems that the first layer contains martial arts manuals of national martial arts level, which emphasize practical combat and fundamental skills.

Based on the information transmitted by the system, Chen Wenqi learned more.

Each floor of this library corresponds to a martial arts manual collected by Zhang Sanfeng from a different dimension.

The first level corresponds to Zhang Sanfeng in the Chinese martial arts world, focusing on fundamentals and practical combat.

The second layer corresponds to Zhang Sanfeng in the martial arts world, where content such as internal energy cultivation methods will appear.

The third level corresponds to Zhang Sanfeng in the Otherworld, whose techniques are even more mysterious and unique.

The fourth layer corresponds to Zhang Sanfeng in the fantasy world, where the power system will undergo a qualitative leap.

As for the fifth, sixth, and even higher levels, what secrets are hidden there?

The system has not yet provided any relevant information, and the situation remains unknown and full of anticipation.

However, Chen Wenqi made a bold prediction based on the current situation.

On higher floors, there might be cultivation manuals collected by Zhang Sanfeng from the world of immortals and heroes.

It is even possible that Zhang Sanfeng left behind unparalleled inheritances and methods to reach the heavens in a cultivation world or a mythological world.

However, a higher level of inheritance is still too far away and unrealistic for him at present.

There's no need to rush things; it's more important to take it one step at a time and build a solid foundation.

Anyway, as long as you can learn, master, and thoroughly understand all the books in the first floor.

That was enough for Chen Wenqi to act recklessly in this chaotic world, fearless of any challenge or danger.

With that thought in mind, Chen Wenqi stopped worrying about the higher floors and turned to the bookshelf for medical books.

The bookshelves were neatly filled with various medical classics, exuding a faint scent of ink and an air of antiquity.

These include the *Qibo Jing*, *Huangdi Neijing*, *Huangdi Waijing*, *Bian Que Shu*, *Qing Nang Jing*, *Baopuzi*, *Shennong Bencao Jing*, *Bencao Gangmu*, and so on.

These books encompass the timeless works and culmination of the wisdom of almost every famous physician from ancient times to the present.

It is a veritable and priceless treasure trove of medical knowledge, truly breathtaking.

Even the top acupuncture techniques that have long been lost and only exist in legends, such as the Thirteen Ghost Needles, Taiyi Divine Needle, and Bian Que Huayang Needle.

These are all recorded in great detail in these classic texts, without reservation.

The manual covers everything from the essential techniques of acupuncture, the corresponding precise acupoints, the types of diseases it is applicable to, and precautions.

Chen Wenqi's mother was a highly skilled doctor, and he was influenced by her from a young age.

His maternal grandfather was a renowned and highly respected traditional Chinese medicine doctor during the Republic of China era, known for his high medical ethics.

Speaking of which, Chen Wenqi comes from a family of doctors and has a natural affinity for and strong interest in medicine.

The Chen family's library houses a considerable number of medical books and classics.

Chen Wenqi grew up in an environment steeped in the fragrance of ink and medicine, and was deeply influenced by it from a young age.

He also took advantage of his spare time to dabble in some basic medical knowledge and theories.

However, he was still young at the time, and his temperament was not yet fully stable and resolute. He was never able to calm down and delve into the essence of the medical books, and in the end, he only learned some superficial skills.

Chen Wenqi has just successfully completed his second year of junior high school and is about to enjoy a long and hot summer vacation.

Once this sweltering summer vacation is over, he will officially enter the third year of junior high school, and what will follow is the high school entrance exam that will determine the future of his life.

Faced with such a crucial juncture in his life, Chen Wenqi kept pondering whether he should continue his studies and go on to attend a university for further education.

It is now 1956. If you can successfully pass the high school entrance exam and complete three years of study, it will be 1959.

If he continued his studies at university for another four years, he would have graduated in 1963.