The Taoist's Sword Fighting at Night Volume 1: Visiting the Mountains and Rivers in Search of Magical Methods 147: Rebellion Rises Time flies. Lou Jinchen, who has been practicing for a day, starts teaching again. This time he comes in, and Xue Baoer is waiting there in the lecture hall.

Lou Jinchen just let her practice, and during the breaks, he explained some swordsmanship theories to her.

After more than ten days, he saw that she had become proficient in practicing, so he designed a sacrificial sword style for her.

A small bead was hung in front of her, and she was asked to stab the bead with her sword, while there were hairy chestnuts hanging on the way to sprint. The hairy chestnuts would sting people when they hit them, and they would bump into each other when they rushed over, making people feel scared.

Lou Jinchen felt that the most important thing in the art of sword fighting is to overcome this kind of inner fear, because in actual combat, it would be extremely dangerous for a person to follow the movement of the sword and jump in, and he would have to overcome huge psychological pressure.

This is both practicing swordsmanship and sharpening your personal will.

In addition to reading in the library, he also practiced by himself, weaving his own Qi thoughts and tying silk threads. He spent more time every day than Xue Baoer. When Xue Baoer was practicing, he also

Practicing next to me, the lecture hall was always filled with mist at first, but then gradually the atmosphere became lighter and lighter.

He has finished knotting more than a dozen threads about three feet long, and his own Qi has been woven into silk threads by himself.

Lou Jinchen found that his Qi was getting softer, purer and smoother, like a white cloud. When it appeared, the room was filled with light.

However, Xue Baoer could not see much progress at the moment. After all, swordsmanship requires time to be polished and practiced, and it cannot be achieved overnight.

Lou Jinchen is like a sponge, absorbing all kinds of knowledge. Of course, when he has time, he will also go to other lecture halls to listen to lectures, and found that these lecturers have their own unique aspects or teachings, no matter what their cultivation level is.

Lively and lively, it makes people listen to it like drinking from a sweet spring.

There are also some lecturers who are very lofty in their teachings and can always lead people into a mysterious realm. There are also some lecturers who are few words in their lectures, but are good at demonstrating and making people understand at a glance.

He not only went to see the supplementary courses, but also the main courses, and gained a comprehensive and detailed understanding of all the spiritual paths.

At the same time, he also understands that there are actually some connections between some Dao channels, and they are trying to incorporate some spells into their own practice by learning from each other's advantages.

Lou Jinchen discovered that this place is not only a place for students to study, but also a place for lecturers to have a collision of ideas.

He didn't care about other people's eyes. After attending lectures, he would often be invited to participate in some small Dharma meetings. These Dharma meetings were a real collision of ideas and a blend of various spells.

He found that all the things he had learned through traveling around the world could have deeper and more sophisticated theoretical support here.

Swordsmanship, spells, talismans, magic, flight, invisibility, avatar, clone, curse, borrowed spells, formation restrictions, etc.

These are all knowledge-based spells that monks of each school can practice and try to integrate into the spell characteristics of their own school. In the end, they will naturally be different from each other, thus forming the characteristics of their own spells.

Among them, Lou Jinchen saw someone with a small silver sword, and he stabbed back and forth. The speed was so fast that Lou Jinchen was surprised. He also saw someone who could carve a peony on a wooden board with Yuyinwan.

Huatu Lai, Lou Jinchen feels that it is not easy for him to achieve such fine control.

The other spells are all kinds of strange. Every small Dharma gathering will have a theme, and the person who organizes the small Dharma gathering based on this theme will invite the corresponding people, all of whom have experience in this type of spells.

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After Lou Jinchen heard about it, he always went to listen. At first, everyone was reluctant. After all, he was a Qi Refining Dao monk. If it was a Qi Refining ceremony, it would be understandable for him to be present, but for other non-swordsmanship gatherings

, didn’t like him coming, but every time he brought a booklet with his own swordsmanship experience.

At first, everyone didn't pay much attention to his swordsmanship skills, but after reading it, they were greatly surprised. Some of them said that this swordsmanship exercise book contains subtle meanings and no mysterious words, but it is simple and true, with specific steps and methods of practice.

It is an excellent swordsmanship training manual.

Some people even think that as long as you practice according to this swordsmanship manual, you can sharpen your will.

So he was allowed to listen. He didn't say much at the Dharma gathering, he just listened silently. He didn't really want to learn all kinds of mysterious magic. He just wanted to integrate the mysterious magic of various magic into himself.

of swordsmanship.

So he never cared about his swordsmanship being exposed. In his opinion, as long as his swordsmanship progressed fast enough, no one else could learn from it.

He gradually got to know more people. Although those commentators had never seen Lou Jinchen actually perform swordsmanship, through his booklets, they could be sure that Lou Jinchen's swordsmanship was not simple, but they all felt that Lou Jinchen's swordsmanship was not simple.

Kontatsu's swordsmanship is a swordsmanship. Although his swordsmanship may be advanced, his swordsmanship is still lagging behind.

Some people advised him to practice more sword-controlling skills, but Lou Jinchen didn't argue. He knew how to control silver pills himself, so he said that he could, and everyone just smiled and said nothing.

Of course, he also knew very well that if someone really wanted to learn his own swordsmanship, he would not be able to learn it in a short time. There may even be people who have learned swordsmanship for ten years and then had their heads chopped off with swordsmanship as soon as they came out of the mountain.

Condition.

Of course, Lou Jinchen will not let Xue Baoer learn this all the time. He wants to let Xue Baoer develop that kind of courage. In his opinion, all the skills of swordsmanship can be practiced slowly, but that kind of spirit, that kind of courage.

The most valuable thing is a sword spirit that is better than others, and it is also the most difficult to practice.

As Lou Jinchen's swordsmanship booklet spread, many people came to listen to his swordsmanship class. However, what Lou Jinchen taught was similar to what was in his swordsmanship booklet. The various training methods in the booklet were necessary.

It has accumulated over time, so some of these students have come and gone, but of course there will always be new ones coming.

Generally speaking, the entire small lecture hall was never full, but there were always three or five people there.

When it comes to Lou Jinchen's swordsmanship, there are actually not many secrets. He believes that swordsmanship must be fast, accurate, and sharp. This is the most basic. To achieve this foundation, the control of mana must be deep.

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Speed, accuracy, and sharpness are the bones of swordsmanship, and then there is the way to move the sword, such as his invisibility and hiding close to the enemy, his heart sword technique, and his wandering sword. Take these separately,

Others have similar spells that can do it, but Lou Jinchen is able to integrate them into one sword and one style.

The key is to integrate what you have learned. Otherwise, if you know a thousand spells, no one will ask you to cast a thousand spells. Thousands of spells can be integrated into one spell to form a torrent and be able to do it.

No one can defeat him with one sword strike.

However, he thought that if he became a god and listened to so many magic theories, he could create some real sword techniques.

In the past, it could only be called martial arts, but in the future, it might be called true swordsmanship.

These days, Lou Jinchen doesn't care about other things. He only concentrates on practicing, listening to lectures, reading books, and teaching. However, after the reputation of his swordsmanship spread among the students, some students asked about other swordsmanship lecturers, and

In the swordsmanship class, I asked about Lou Jinchen’s swordsmanship.

"Master Yan, what do you think of Lou Danyang's swordsmanship?" a student asked in the lecture hall.

Generally speaking, when you call him a teacher, it is an honorific title. If a teacher is a father, he is naturally respected.

"Yes, Master Yan, tell me. I heard that Lou Daoyan is called a swordsman. Is it true?" Another student asked.

"The swordsmanship training manual he wrote has been everywhere recently, and many people are practicing it!"

Yan Yi is in his thirties this year, not much older than Lou Jinchen. Of course he knows Lou Jinchen and has met him at a swordsmanship ceremony, but they don't have much friendship. Lou Jinchen doesn't talk much.

, and since he considers himself a senior, there is no reason for him to take the initiative to make friends with Lou Jinchen.

Of course, he adhered to the basic etiquette at the beginning, saying that Lou Jinchen's sword-wielding skills still had merits. If he practiced it, he could hone his will and increase his bravery.

But later when he heard that some students thought that Lou Jinchen's swordsmanship skills were excellent and should be made a required course for swordsmanship training, he became a little angry and said, "Swordsmanship is just a swordsmanship that has been eliminated. You can learn from it."

, but there is no need to practice that excessively, as this will waste your studies. A sword pill is as fast as lightning, and it can kill the enemy from a few miles away. The person wielding the sword cannot even get close, no matter how good his swordsmanship is.

So what if it’s sharp?”

As soon as this statement came out, many people felt that it was right in their hearts, but of course they didn't say anything.

However, there was a lot of discussion among the students. Some people came directly to Lou Jinchen and repeated Yan Yi's words, reorganizing the words in a way that they understood.

After Lou Jinchen heard this, he said casually: "Sword fighting is indeed difficult to learn and master, but sword fighting has its own mysteries and is of great benefit to the cultivation of fundamental Dharma."

As soon as his remarks came out, another student told Yan Yi what Lou Jinchen said. After Yan Yi heard it, he told the students not to listen to Lou Jinchen's nonsense, saying that he was just trying to defend his backward views on swordsmanship.

, just looking for an excuse.

Of course, he didn't say it so straightforwardly, and he didn't mention Lou Jinchen's name, but after being relayed to Lou Jinchen by other students, he had such a straightforward meaning.

Lou Jinchen smiled and did not answer. He just said that those who are willing to listen can continue to listen, and those who are not willing to listen can leave.

There were only a few students there originally, and after saying these words, there were not many people, but the words still spread.

After the matter fermented for a few days, it had already changed a bit. One of them, Lou Jinchen, who was quite familiar with Lou Jinchen, asked Lou Jinchen why he had a conflict with Yan Yi.

Lou Jinchen was a little confused. He said: "He and I have never spoken, so why are there any contradictions?"

Obviously, other commentators did not think so. Although things were calm here at Lou Jinchen, there was a wave of public opinion outside of him.

Some people say that since there is a dispute between sword fighting and sword control, it is better to have a fight and the winner will be the right one.

Lou Jinchen also heard this. He didn't understand why the words were spread like this. He never said that his swordsmanship was correct.

Moreover, Lou Jinchen had no intention of arguing with him.

However, Lou Jinchen soon thought of a possibility, that is, people from the Church of the God of Winter might have contributed to this.

But when he inquired again, he found that Yan Yi was not from the Imperial Master's Office, nor from the Church of the God of Winter, nor had anything to do with them. Instead, his background was somewhat extraordinary, coming from the Yan family in the capital.

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In fact, Lou Jinchen didn't know this either. Xue Baoer told him, and Xue Baoer asked Lin Daiqing. Lin Daiqing has been accompanying Jia Yu these days and has never been to Lou Jinchen's lecture hall because Jia Yu has always been far away.

Go far around here.

I learned from Xue Baoer that the Yan family has been cultivating the Dao of Ascension for generations, but his Dao of Ascension is practiced by both the sun and the moon, which is very mysterious.

The ancestor of the Yan family has entered the state of becoming a god and has a pivotal position in the capital.

After Lou Jinchen knew this, he quickly figured out that this was someone who wanted to use his own hands to create enemies for the Imperial Prefect's Mansion, because he had good relations with the Five Zang God Sect and was recommended here by the Five Zang God Sect.

The teaching has a very good relationship with the Imperial Preceptor's Office, so he is naturally classified into the faction of the Imperial Preceptor's Office.

Sometimes people don't need to choose their own stance, because the stances of your relatives and friends have already determined your stance.

However, after he obtained the short record of transforming gods from the Imperial Master, he was already on the Imperial Master's side in his heart.
To be continued...