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After thinking it over, Lin felt that there was a problem with his cultivation, but he had no idea where the issue lay and could only scratch his head in confusion.
Rather than pondering such problems, Lin was more eager to challenge himself with a difficult dish, even one that a Tenth Level Chef couldn't create; he was willing to give it a try.
As for cultivation, he was just an outsider who had entered a school filled with pitfalls. He had thought someone would guide him, but instead, he found himself stumbling forward on his own.
"By the way, don't you have that Yellow Emperor's Heart Method? Why not give it a try? It was left to you by that impressive person last time; it might yield remarkable results."
Upon hearing this from Shitou, Lin immediately recalled the Yellow Emperor's Heart Method that he had forgotten. He hadn't practiced this martial arts technique since learning it mainly because he couldn't understand it.
The Yellow Emperor's Heart Method was obscure and difficult to comprehend. He was particularly unclear about the various pathways involved in its operation, as he had never encountered those strange Qi Meridians in his martial arts training.
Qi Meridians are the pathways through which Inner Qi flows, separate from blood vessels. The two must not operate simultaneously; otherwise, it could lead to a reversal of qi and blood flow, commonly referred to as "going astray."
However, the term "meridian" was mentioned multiple times in the Huangdi Heart Sutra, which included both Qi Meridians and blood vessels. Did it actually require the mixing of qi and blood?
This posed a significant challenge for Lin Qing, who hesitated to attempt it. Yet now, he had no better options and could only try his luck.
The Yellow Emperor's Heart Method was divided into nine levels, similar to the extraordinary skills described in Jin Yong's works. Ordinary martial arts seemed to lack clear levels, while techniques like the Yi Jin Jing, Nine Yang Divine Skill, and Nine Yin White Bone Claw always exhibited distinct tier differentiation.
The first level of the Yellow Emperor's Heart Method was called Primordial Foundation. According to the text, once cultivated to this level, one could embark on the path of a strong warrior, moving as lightly as a wild goose and possessing palm strength capable of breaking a thousand pounds.
The descriptions here were somewhat exaggerated; reading through it made it seem like once one cultivated six or seven levels, they would become an omnipotent immortal capable of splitting mountains and rivers.
According to the book's teachings, mastering this martial arts technique would place the practitioner among the top hundred in the interstellar rankings, possessing the power to devastate the earth!
"This book is a bit too far-fetched. According to its claims, mastering this one martial arts technique would be enough for a lifetime; why bother with any others?"
Lin couldn't help but grumble. If not for the information left by that senior, he probably wouldn't have read it a second time after finishing it once.
It was like giving an indigenous person a computer and telling them they could see the world within; they would surely scoff at it.
Compared to other martial arts techniques, the Yellow Emperor's Heart Method was several eras ahead; it was created by Huangdi, one of the ancestors of Yan and Huang during an age when gods and demons roamed freely.
"You not knowing something doesn't mean it doesn't exist. Forget about that seemingly immortal senior; if you master this method, you'll become like him. Hurry up and practice!"
As the words of the stone pointed out, Lin Ye understood. He took a deep breath, preparing to practice this unreliable Martial Arts.
Before starting his training, Lin silently prayed: "Senior, please bless me. Please do not let my vital energy backflow and lead to my demise!"
...
The stars twinkled in the sky, and the twin moons slowly moved. Lin sat cross-legged by the lake, his originally coarse breathing gradually slowed until it eventually ceased altogether.
To the outside world, Lin appeared as if he were dead, but in his mind, he was filled with astonishment!
This Martial Arts was truly remarkable; once he began practicing, Lin could hardly describe the joy he felt.
Just as the stone had guessed, the energy he absorbed did not vanish but instead existed within his body—not in the Dantian, nor in the Mysterious Gate, but in his mind.
To his surprise, there was a place at the top of his head that could store energy. This location had never been mentioned in any martial arts manuals, but it was referred to in the Yellow Emperor's Heart Method as the Spirit Platform.
The Spirit Platform was a compact area that served a purpose even more powerful than the Dantian; it could store a vast amount of energy. The "disappeared" energy resided here.
However, ordinary Martial Arts could not mobilize the energy from this place; only the peculiar pathways described in the Huangdi Heart Sutra could transport energy out.
Lin began to attempt transporting energy according to those pathways, moving it into his Dantian. This process was extremely simple; Lin Yun found it effortless.
The energy that had entered the Spirit Platform had already been assimilated as Lin's own energy. Now that he was mobilizing his own energy into the Dantian, it felt as easy as eating or drinking, and this transportation of energy did not incur any consumption.
In other words, whatever amount of energy Lin absorbed became entirely his!
The only difficulty lay in Lin needing to refine that energy and circulate it within his body according to the methods described in the Huangdi Heart Sutra, ultimately forming a pathway he had never seen before.
Once this Inner Qi circulation became automatic, the first layer of the Primordial Foundation would be completed.
The Primordial Foundation itself was not difficult; it merely required a significant accumulation of energy. Typically, beginners needed three years, five years, or even ten years to gather that energy.
However, Lin possessed a vast reservoir of energy within him—enough to complete the Primordial Foundation.
He carefully guided the energy of the Dantian to flow outward, passing through the Mysterious Gate before returning to the Dantian. This was the simplest cycle.
To complete a full cycle, Lin needed to connect a total of eighteen cycles. The first seventeen cycles were self-contained, and when it came to the eighteenth, he had to connect these cycles together to finish!
It seemed very simple, like the plumbing games Lin often played, but the slightly difficult part was that sometimes he couldn't find those obscurely named meridians.
One after another, Lin tirelessly worked on the connections.
Lin was extremely focused; in his mind, there was no concept of time, only concentration on connecting these cycles.
He didn't know how much time had passed, but Lin finally completed the eighteenth cycle. After finishing this cycle, Lin's Dantian, Mysterious Gate, and Spirit Platform were mysteriously connected together, with energy flowing among them, endlessly!
"I did it!"
Lin Ye secretly rejoiced. According to the book, he had completed the Primordial Foundation.
However, nothing unusual happened; his cultivation was still stuck at level 10, and the massive energy remained dormant within the Dantian, like a sleeping beast.
Lin was puzzled about why this was happening.
He tried to mobilize the energy within the Dantian, urging it to operate according to the cycle. As soon as he did this, a great change occurred; that energy burst forth like a flood that had broken its dam, rushing toward the Mysterious Gate and Spirit Platform!
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