Chapter 857: Chapter Three

Although the learning progress of the horse stance was very fast, Bai Lang was a weakling in the entry of Qi sense—he was one of the last scum who felt Qi sense among the entire group of small servants, and he was almost kicked out of the door to continue being a little beggar. Of course, it was unlikely to be kicked out of the door. In the gang, besides the thugs who knew martial arts, they also needed all kinds of small second-class people with a little strength.

For seven full days, picking purple qi in the morning, absorbing evening glow in the evening, and picking moon essence when the moon was in the middle of the sky, Bai Lang felt a slight movement in his dantian, as if a hot current was born—after confirming that it wasn't the urge to pee, Bai Lang could control this hot current to flow along the meridians he had already recorded. These small servants were only given one meridian at the beginning, which was very easy to record, the Ren meridian, first pass through one Ren meridian, and then slowly open up the twelve regular meridians and the Ren and Du meridians and other eight extraordinary meridians.

This was a lifelong water-grinding effort. The twelve regular meridians circulate true Qi, disperse into the eight extraordinary meridians to accumulate and transport, and finally return to the dantian Qi sea to form a cycle. However, that was very later kung fu. At the beginning, it was just walking the Ren and Du meridians, or occasionally opening up individual twelve regular meridians or eight extraordinary meridians' acupuncture points. Most martial arts could be practiced with this kind of kung fu, which was called the small cycle. One day, opening the Ren and Du meridians, true Qi would be endless, from then on, one could open the twelve regular meridians and eight meridians, and the meridians of the whole body would be connected, and the acquired true Qi would leap into innate true Qi. Up to this point, one could be called an innate expert—as for further up? At least Bai Lang hadn't heard Liu Heita say it.

Commanding this mouthful of true Qi was really not an easy thing. Although it was born in his own body, and it really made Bai Lang very moved that he could practice martial arts, this true Qi was still not very obedient, and the control was clumsy and often played with delays. "Although I can practice a mouthful of true Qi, it's really good, but this broken thing is really hard to handle. Am I soul travel or flesh travel? Soul travel is easy to say, how did flesh travel practice this mouthful of true Qi? I remember that almost the same visualization was played around with, and it was really impossible to have any Qi sense..."

There were many people on Earth who sincerely wanted to practice a mouthful of true Qi and had perseverance, and there were many methods of visualization and Qi operation, but no one had ever seen anyone practice internal force true Qi—those who practiced hysteria were quite a few... However, Bai Lang couldn't solve this problem at all. Who knew if it was soul travel or flesh travel? Maybe soul travel to an identical body??? This problem should not be explored deeply, anyway, it is rare to be confused, practicing true Qi is the most important.

Liu Heita was actually quite satisfied. The quality of the small servants recruited this time was good. There was a genius-like disciple—this disciple also had a very loud name, Mo Di... This ten-year-old child could stand in a horse stance in one day, and practiced a mouthful of true Qi, and in seven days, he could achieve half a small cycle by walking the Ren meridian, which was really a genius of martial arts. And the rest of the people almost felt Qi sense within seven days, which could be considered as entering the gang as reserve disciples.

As for Mo Di, it was very likely that after finishing the foundation, he would be picked by a certain elder to become an inner disciple. In this way, it would also be good for Liu Heita, so for a while, this black man was also a bit kind, and the rattan whip didn't swing so sharply. Bai Lang was not valued, but since he could practice Qi sense, a reserve disciple position couldn't be escaped.

Regarding the matter of practicing true Qi, Bai Lang found that he didn't have a golden finger, neither a system nor any point-adding device, and the limited number of Qi operation methods and visualization methods he remembered from the past didn't dare to try—he wasn't a middle-school boy, although his age now might be eleven or twelve, perhaps he should be middle-school, but he knew with his butt that this Qi operation method couldn't be tried casually. Normal people should know that this Qi operation method is the most basic foundation, and it should also be practiced by countless people through thousands of hammers and hundreds of refinements—you, a guy who didn't even practice a name on Earth, dare to try it? Don't you really think you are not going to be possessed by the devil and are the son of destiny?

Bai Lang was very rational and knew that he couldn't afford to toss. Regardless of what he played, he should lay a good foundation first—he knew nothing about this world, only knowing that it was a bit like ancient China, and it looked like a mixed style of Tang, Song, and Ming dynasties. It was better to practice the foundation well, and then gradually understand the situation. Anyway, being able to practice true Qi meant infinite possibilities, Bai Lang thought quite excitedly about the martial arts masterpieces he had read.

Men's fairy tales are like this, didn't expect that he could also become a member of the fairy tale, this is of course excellent. And Bai Lang had his own confidence, "Although I might not be a genius, I have confidence in my analytical and learning ability as a person who has received nine-year compulsory education!" I don't know where this confidence came from, but it was good to be able to strengthen his will. Since he had already practiced Qi sense, Liu Heita also began to gradually teach these reserve disciples the kung fu of fists and feet.

From now on to the next half year, these little guys would learn introductory fist and foot kung fu and basic internal breathing methods, of course, the kung fu of practicing strength like horse stance and stone locks would not be lost. Many internal kung fu are not simple sitting and practicing Qi, but need to combine specific fist and foot martial arts to operate true Qi. The thirty-two-way long fist of the Changle Gang is a fist and foot kung fu that clears the meridians of the whole body—the effect is generally below average, but it wins in being neutral and peaceful without any bias.

So Bai Lang found that their three meals a day had more boiled white meat. Practicing martial arts, not eating meat is always not very good—eating meat supplements Qi and grows strength, and it is not the Buddhist temple of the martial arts holy land. Those places have their own divine skills, and not eating meat is fine. He learned the long fist quite quickly, and with the help of the long fist to nourish Qi, Bai Lang gradually caught up from behind. But Mo Di fully demonstrated his talent, that is, he learned it as soon as he learned it, and he was refined as soon as he learned it—it was much faster than Bai Lang, who thought his learning ability was strong.

Mo Di, whose movements were very standard, also made Bai Lang a bit discouraged. This kid is indeed a genius. Although Bai Lang learned quickly—this is mainly the vision and open mind brought by traveling through time, it is not so easy to learn refined. And at the beginning, when he practiced long fist, he often couldn't cooperate with the rhythm of breathing, and was often forced to interrupt the operation of true Qi—ordinary reserve disciples are indeed like this...

Bai Lang's routine was learned quite quickly. He learned three of the thirty-two-way long fists in seven days, which was one less than Mo Di, but look at Mo Di, Bai Lang really admitted that some people are indeed martial arts geniuses—this guy learned fast and learned well, and has been able to cooperate with breathing and Qi operation, and operate true Qi in the practice of long fist... ===== CHAPTER 858 =====