Chapter 53

After Wuyazi finished revising the secret manual and explained it again, Jing Tian listened to Zhen Weisi's report of "deduction passed" and happily continued to demonstrate the "Lingbo Weibu" and "Six Pulse Sword Technique." Wuyazi, with nothing to lose, continued to explain.

After Jing Tian finished listening to the explanation and had Zhen Weisi record the entire process, he then asked Wuyazi if he could still learn other internal martial arts after learning the Beiming Divine Skill.

Wuyazi stared at Jing Tian in silence for a moment...

Just as Jing Tian couldn't help but use his divine sense to scan himself, wondering if there was anything wrong, Wuyazi took a deep breath and solemnly said to Jing Tian, "Immortal, I will no longer hide it from you. This is a secret of our sect. Perhaps you can find a way..."

With a puzzled expression, Jing Tian listened as Wuyazi solemnly said, "My master, Xiaoyaozi, was originally an ordinary scholar who studied nothing more than music, chess, calligraphy, painting, astrology, medicine, and divination. Later, he discovered a cave in the mountains. Inside, he found a secret room and obtained a package from the remains within. From it, he learned the 'Beiming Divine Skill,' 'Xiaowuxiang Skill,' 'Lingbo Weibu,' and 'Chunyang Longevity Skill' of the present Xiaoyao Sect."

Jing Tian couldn't help but sigh. In comparison, Duan Yu's encounter was like a beggar meeting a wealthy and handsome man...

Wuyazi continued, "My master also learned from a letter in the package that these were ancient supreme martial arts, aimed at gathering all rivers, transforming endlessly, and seeking immortality."

Seeing the disbelief on Jing Tian's face, Wuyazi said, "Let me explain in detail..."

"The Beiming Divine Skill, Xiaowuxiang Skill, and Chunyang Longevity Skill originally came from one system, named 'Beiming Wuxiang Longevity Skill.' It aims to encompass all internal martial arts in the world, meaning: to absorb all others' internal energy; to learn all others' methods of using internal energy; to learn all others' martial arts techniques, like the sea embracing all rivers, seeking immortality. Because later generations could not practice it correctly, this divine skill was divided into three."

"The Lingbo Weibu is derived from the I Ching, symbolizing endless change and adaptability."

"My master, Xiaoyaozi, a genius, created the 'Zhemai Hand' based on the principles of Lingbo Weibu, derived from the Plum Blossom Numerology, also symbolizing endless change and adaptability. Later, my senior sister, who lived on Mount Tian, changed it to 'Tian Shan Zhemai Hand.' She also changed the 'Chunyang Longevity Skill' to 'Eight Desolates, Six Directions, Only I Am Supreme Skill.'"

Jing Tian was speechless... But upon reflection, it was indeed true. All the martial arts of the Xiaoyao Sect were centered around the idea of embracing all rivers, being formless and intangible, and transforming endlessly.

The 'Beiming Sea Divine Skill' embraces all rivers, and the 'Xiaowuxiang Skill' also embraces all rivers, developing into being formless and intangible, meaning it can be both the sea and the river. The 'Eight Desolates Skill' simply expands the scope of the 'sea,' i.e., longevity.

The I Ching and Plum Blossom Numerology are two important works of deduction in Chinese culture. The former symbolizes endless change and development, while the latter captures each change for one's own use within the endless changes.

This perfectly corresponds to the endless transformations of Lingbo Weibu and the Zhemai Hand, which can grasp the essence of a technique and incorporate it for one's own use.

Thinking of this, Jing Tian couldn't help but feel a deep respect for the genius of ancient Chinese people...

Seeing Wuyazi's expectant face after his explanation, Jing Tian thought for a moment and said, "Your meaning is to have me restore the original form of the 'Beiming Wuxiang Longevity Skill'?"

Seeing Wuyazi nod, Jing Tian, somewhat moved, asked, "Do you know the 'Xiaowuxiang Skill' and 'Chunyang Longevity Skill'?"

Wuyazi nodded upon hearing Jing Tian's question and then walked to the virtual screen, using his fingers to write and draw, clearly recording the two skills mentioned by Jing Tian.

After more than an hour, Wuyazi checked the two recorded skills again, found no omissions, and nodded to Jing Tian, saying, "They are all here. I hope Immortal can restore this divine skill..."

Jing Tian looked at the two divine skills and said, "Zhen Weisi, create a new plan, allocate 80% of the spare computing power, and calculate how long it will take to deduce the completion."

Less than half a minute later, Zhen Weisi's voice sounded, "Report, sir, it will take 1 year and 6 months to deduce the new task..."

"Why so long?" Jing Tian asked in confusion, as this was the first time he had seen such a high-level AI requiring so much time for deduction.

"Sir, the smartwatch's computing power is limited. I suggest activating the server cluster in the space to increase the computing power."

"Right, there's a server cluster in the space..." Without paying attention to the confused Wuyazi, Jing Tian flashed into the space, came to the server cluster, uploaded the data, and after calculating that it would take 20 days, accepted the result and happily returned to the martial arts world with the server.

Seeing Jing Tian suddenly disappear and then reappear with a large metal object, Wuyazi was even more convinced of his identity as an immortal.

Jing Tian didn't explain anything to Wuyazi, but took him out of the wooden house, first letting Wuyazi enjoy the long-awaited feeling of standing on solid ground and a healthy body. He then instructed Su Xinghe to send a message to his disciples to return and pay respects to their ancestor. He also told them not to touch the server.

Wuyazi didn't argue with Jing Tian's words. He thought that his disciples had indeed suffered over the years and should be compensated when they met.

In the following days, while waiting, Jing Tian didn't practice internal energy but learned about music, chess, calligraphy, painting, traditional Chinese medicine, and acupuncture from Wuyazi. As he learned, he had Zhen Weisi record everything for future review.

With his divine sense, Jing Tian learned music, chess, calligraphy, and painting very quickly. After Wuyazi taught him how to incorporate his own artistic intent into calligraphy and painting, Jing Tian easily achieved this with his divine sense, and the effect was very prominent.

Seeing Jing Tian's calligraphy and painting, Wuyazi couldn't help but be influenced by the lazy and carefree feelings Jing Tian had infused. After struggling to break free from the artistic intent, Wuyazi commented with a complex expression that Jing Tian was more like a disciple of the Xiaoyao Sect than he was...

In the following days, as Su Xinghe's eight disciples arrived one by one, they couldn't help but express their excitement at their ancestor's recovery and their gratitude to Jing Tian.

Jing Tian, holding the maps brought by the disciples and comparing them with the maps he found on the internet, finally established a detailed map of the world.

Sending the doctor Xue Mu Hua down the mountain to gather intelligence and extracting his medical knowledge, Jing Tian enjoyed a leisurely life on Mount Leigu.

Ps: Request for recommendations and collections~

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