Great Universe Reincarnation
3 Unintentional Breakthrough 3

Tang Haich

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Unintentional Breakthrough Through the Other World (3)

The five zang-organs are like the six fu-organs: the gallbladder stores and expels bile, which is in charge of decision-making. The stomach accepts rotten and cooked water and grain, and the water and grain fall to the ground. The small intestine is in charge of absorbing abundant and harmonious substances, distinguishing between clear and turbid, and is in charge of fluid. The large intestine is in charge of the dregs of the body and governs the body. The bladder stores urine and relies on the kidney's qi transformation function. The triple energizer passes through the vital qi and is in charge of qi movement and qi transformation. It is the path for water to circulate. The five zang-fu organs are governed by yin and yang. The five zang-fu organs are yin and the five fu-fu organs are yang. The five elements produce, restrain, take advantage of and invade.

Meridians and collaterals were the channels through which the human body circulated qi and blood, connected the internal organs and limbs, and communicated with the upper, lower, inner, and outer parts of the body. There were mainly twelve meridians and eight extraordinary meridians. Each meridian was connected to the viscera. The human body connected the internal and external organs through the meridians to form a whole. Pathogenic factors outside the body could be transmitted to the viscera through the meridians. Pathological changes in the viscera could also be reflected on the body surface through the meridians. Pathological changes in different meridians could cause different symptoms. When a certain meridian had a disease, the use of a certain medicine could reduce or eliminate these diseases.

Tang Junhui recalled what he had read in his previous world about martial arts and qigong. Then, he began to train and practice the Taiji Yin-Yang Mixed Energy Technique that he had practiced before. Tang Junhui believed that only by improving his physical fitness, adaptability, and skills would he have a greater chance of survival. If he were to leave hastily now, who knew what the situation outside was like? Moreover, he had been in this cave for many years and had not encountered any danger.

Tang Junhui did not know what level the Taiji Yin-Yang Mixed Energy Technique belonged to. It seemed to be a cultivation technique. However, in the previous world, Tang Junhui did not manage to cultivate it. It seemed that he had only just started and had just felt Qi. Due to various reasons, he did not continue.

[Taiji Yin-Yang Mixed Energy Technique: Embrace the Taiji leg and step on the string, circulating the Taiji intent continuously.] Clear the earth and level the foundation with Tai Chi, the inner and outer circles are integrated with nature.

Tao is the mother of all things, and things are the children of Tao. Tao gives birth to Yin and Yang Tai Chi, Tai Chi gives birth to the four images, the four images give birth to the eight trigrams, and all things come into being. Tao gives birth to one, one gives birth to two, two gives birth to three, and three gives birth to all things. Cultivation begins with clearing the earth and leveling the foundation.

Any substance had the basic characteristics of Yin Yang Tai Chi. The small universe of the human body and the natural universe were synchronized and integrated. The key was that the Yin Yang of the human body Tai Chi was not changing and moving in the opposite direction. The training method was to master the reversal of Xuan Dao and smooth transformation. Taking the reversal would seize the fortune, and following nature would absorb the essence. It would make the Yin and Yang Taiji of the small universe of body and mind return to the Dao and conform to the natural Heavenly Dao. Cultivation emphasized on smooth, slow, and steady movements. The body, mind, and spirit were one, and the whole movement was perfect.

After many days and several times of cold in the cave, Tang Junhui could already walk as if he was flying, jump high and low, have sharp ears and eyes, and react quickly. He could clearly feel an aura in his dantian. At this time, Tang Junhui's height had also grown a little, exceeding one meter.

On this day, Tang Junhui used his coat to catch a lot of fish. He broke off a small tree that was more than two meters thick and sharpened one end with a stone. He used it as a walking stick and weapon as he walked along the direction of the river. The things in this world were heavier and harder than those in the previous world.

After walking for an unknown distance, they arrived at a place where the river had several forks. The 6 o'clock direction was the main fork, which was the direction of the water flow. At 2 o'clock, 4 o'clock, 8 o'clock, and 10 o'clock, there were forks. Tang Junhui was at the 2 o'clock direction. At the fork at 10 o'clock, there was a 10-meter-long python coiled there. It was as thick as a small bucket. As if sensing someone's presence, the giant python across the river raised its head and stretched its huge tongue. It glared fiercely at Tang Junhui. Tang Junhui's heart trembled. He quickly hid behind a nearby stone pillar. Tang Junhui looked around. This cave was wider, with a radius of more than a hundred meters. There were stalagmites on the ground and on the ceiling. There were also sharp and protruding stones on the wall. There were also small holes that were concave. There were stone pillars on the ground. After a while, the python slowly moved toward Tang Junhui, and Tang Junhui slowly moved toward the place where there were many sharp bamboo shoots. The python gradually increased its swimming speed. Tang Junhui hid behind a few stalagmites. These stalagmites were taller than Tang Junhui. Tang Junhui raised the wooden stick and pointed the tip of the wooden stick at the python. He stared at the python's head. After the python swam across the river, it stopped more than 10 meters away from Tang Junhui. It slowly straightened its body and hissed. Its forked tongue extended and retracted, and its copper bell eyes looked at Tang Junhui. It raised its giant head and slowly approached Tang Junhui. Suddenly, the python's head shrank back slightly and shot toward Tang Junhui. Tang Junhui, who was behind the stalagmite, stabbed the wooden stick in his hand at the python's eye, then retracted it and dodged to the side. The python's eyes were blinded. It roared and swung its huge tail at Tang Junhui, bringing with it a strong wind. Tang Junhui had expected the python to attack. He hid behind a stone pillar at the 4 o'clock fork and stuck his head out from the other side of the stone pillar. Tang Junhui immediately crouched down as the python's tail swept through a few stalagmites and flung them at the stone pillar. With a muffled sound, a crack appeared on the stone pillar, and gravel fell. Tang Junhui quickly jumped to the side and hid behind another stone pillar. The python's eyes were bleeding. It roared and shot its head at Tang Junhui again. Tang Junhui held the wooden stick in his hand and dodged to the side. He leaped forward and stabbed at the python's other eye. The wooden stick stabbed into the python's eye. Tang Junhui rolled on the ground and hid in a small hole in the wall not far away. He suppressed his heartbeat, held his breath, and restrained his breath. He leaned against the wall and stuck out half of his head to look at the python. The python was in so much pain that it rolled on the ground, hissing and roaring. It smashed and broke one stalagmite after another, and the wooden stick was thrown to the side.

Half an hour later, the python's hiss was low and gradually became silent. It lay on the ground motionless, blood flowing out of its eyes, dyeing the river red. Tang Junhui slowly walked out of the cave, picked up a stone, hid behind a stone pillar, and threw it at the python. Then, the python shook its head, twisted its body, and swung its huge tail. It roared and rushed straight in Tang Junhui's direction. Tang Junhui immediately jumped back to the inner wall of the 2 o'clock fork. With a loud bang, the stone pillar that was as thick as a barrel was broken by the python's head and fell to the ground with a bang. The gravel scattered. The python fell to the ground not far from the 4 o'clock fork and struggled. After a long time, it stopped moving again.

Tang Junhui quietly and slowly walked to the side of the wooden stick. He picked up the wooden stick and looked at the python dozens of meters away. Then, he avoided the big fish in the river and swam to the 10 o'clock fork. He entered the fork and leaned against the stalagmite and stone pillar. He slowly walked inward and kept looking into the cave. In the previous world, Tang Junhui had read many novels that said that there might be treasures or heavenly treasures in places with mutated beasts. Tang Junhui had this idea. Now, Tang Junhui had nothing on him. Moreover, when he was fighting with the python, there were no other pythons. Tang Junhui estimated that it was not that there was no danger, but that there might only be some small snakes. Not long after, Tang Junhui noticed that there was a stone wall in the cave that was slightly different from the other places. It was smoother. Tang Junhui walked forward and realized that there seemed to be a circle of cracks on the stone wall. It seemed to be a stone door. Tang Junhui looked up and down, left and right, and realized that not far from the door, there was a circular bulge on the stone wall near the ground. If he didn't pay attention, he wouldn't have noticed it. Tang Junhui walked forward and pressed the stone door with his foot. The stone door did not move. Tang Junhui squatted down and slowly turned the door with his hand. The stone door creaked and slowly opened. Tang Junhui stuck his head out to take a look. It was a stone room. The stone room was very bright, as if there were ripples in the space. The ceiling of the room seemed to be embedded with a glowing bead. The stone room was about 30 meters long and wide. There was a stone platform in the middle of the wall. Behind the stone platform sat a skeleton. There were some things on the stone platform. Tang Junhui thought to himself,"Could it be that in all the transmigration novels in the previous world, the protagonist had not been transmigrated for long before he had an inherent opportunity? Could it be that there was some inheritance left behind by a senior with profound martial arts skills and many treasures?" To prevent traps, Tang Junhui picked up a few stones and threw them in from different angles. He waited for a while, but there was no reaction. Tang Junhui raised the wooden stick and stuck it into the stone room. He shook it up and down, left and right, but there was no reaction. Tang Junhui raised the wooden stick and swung it up and down, left and right, as he slowly walked in. Nothing unusual happened all the way to the stone platform. He looked at the items on the flat, dusty white stone platform. There was a wide sword, a jade-like ring, and a praying mat in front of the stone platform.

There seemed to be words, patterns, and patterns engraved on the long sword and the ring. There were some patterns and patterns on the futon that Tang Junhui didn't recognize. Tang Junhui looked at the skeleton sitting upright. This was a joseki in novels from his previous world. He did not think much about it. He knelt down and kowtowed nine times. The skeleton flashed and turned into powder. Tang Junhui knelt for a while and looked around. Then, he stood up and slowly walked around the stone platform. He did not find anything else.

Tang Junhui picked up the sword and felt that it was very heavy. It was estimated to be at least a thousand pounds from the previous world. Tang Junhui thought about it and realized that he could actually pick up such a heavy sword. If the sword did not have a hilt, it would not look like a sword. It was like a thick iron plate. The sword was 2 meters long, 50 centimeters wide, 5 centimeters thick in the middle, and 1 centimeter thick at the sides. It had no edge and was very heavy. Tang Junhui blew away the dust and wiped it with his sleeve. The sword was completely black and emitted a dark glow. Tang Junhui thought to himself,"This sword is too long and too big." The swords in the previous world were normally about one meter long, two to three centimeters wide, and a few millimeters thick. They had a sharp edge, and not to mention their thickness, this sword was at least 50 swords in the previous world. Tang Junhui picked up the jade ring. Without thinking, he bit his fingertip and dripped a drop of blood. The ring flashed, and Tang Junhui's vision blurred. He felt as if something had entered his mind. He felt as if his consciousness was connected to the ring. Tang Junhui looked into the ring and found that the space inside the ring was about 100 meters in length, width, and height. There were many stone cabinets stacked on one side. There were roughly thousands of them, accounting for about a quarter of the entire ring's space. The cabinets were about 2 meters x 1 meter x 4 meters in length, width, and height. A few cabinets contained jade bottles, a few cabinets contained clothes and other daily necessities, and a few books. A few cabinets contained things that looked like cards and small metal pieces, a few cabinets contained equipment, swords, and many cabinets contained stones. And other things, about half of the cabinets were empty.

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