Kill me a few more times and I'll be invincible

So he seriously began to think about the problem of Hai Wuya.

Based on his rich experience in committing suicide, he was keenly aware that this was a good opportunity to show off his death evaluation.

If he talks about saving the world and the people and defeating immortals with force in front of Hai Wuya, and thinks about Hai Wuya's hostile stance towards foreigners, his score this time will not be low.

But he, a hardcore slave, suddenly didn't want to answer like this after hearing Hai Wuya's previous understanding of martial arts.

"Practice martial arts, naturally, to become stronger." This is Qiao Mu's inner words, rather than some great and upright truth:

"Making my fists bigger and stronger is my goal."

Hai Wuya was noncommittal, with no expression on his face.

He had been in Tianlao for thirty years, and he was not completely deaf to what was happening outside the window.

He had heard about Wu Shengren's death and the several disturbances caused by this inmate.

Despite this, there was no disappointment on his face when he heard that Qiao Mu's original intention was so simple.

I saw Qiao Mu continue: "Only when your fists are big, you can stand up and fight injustice with your fists."

"If your fists are not big enough and your abilities are insufficient, standing up rashly may not only lead to death, but you may not be able to save people, or even harm your family."

"What I ask for is nothing more than a clear mind and a moral righteousness in the world."

People say that the Qiao family is eager for justice and dares to be the first in the world, but Qiao Mu naturally knows that he is not a moral saint, and he has never thought about becoming a moral saint.

Qiao Mu was not afraid of the fatal disaster at all, and even wanted it very much.

But if he fails to save people and even harms the people around him, this is not what he wants.

When he first traveled through time, Qiao Mu acted recklessly. Later, when he saw that things would get serious and might affect people around him, he acted more thoughtfully.

Of course, one still has to be reckless, but not as mindless as before.

"Follow one's own heart and pursue morality. It is indeed desirable." Hai Wuya nodded, showing approval.

"Huh? Lao Hai, why don't you say something else? My martial arts aspirations are not as grand as your martial arts ideals of humanity." Qiao Mu was slightly surprised.

"Haha, that's just a concept." Hai Wuya smiled and said:

"There are no saints in this world. In my early years, I just wanted to be an official and shine in my family. It was just that I failed in the imperial examinations many times, which led to what happened later."

"When I entered the Shaolin Temple to practice martial arts, I just saw martial arts as a shortcut to becoming an official."

"Before I offended the Holy One because of my strange behavior and was imprisoned in the Heavenly Prison, I was just an ordinary second-grade civil servant who only practiced a little martial arts. At that time, there were people who were more powerful than me in the court and who were more powerful than me in martial arts. Minister, there are still some."

When he was in his prime, Shaolin monk Hai Wuya did not hold the concept of "martial arts is humanity" from the beginning. This was a concept that he gradually formed after being imprisoned in the sky prison.

"Confucianism talks about cultivating one's moral character, harmonizing one's family, governing the country, and bringing peace to the world, instead of taking the big but empty goal of 'pacifying the world' from the beginning." Hai Wuya said.

Hai Wuya stood up and rummaged through the piles of books around him for a long time before finding a manuscript.

"still have a question."

Hai Wuya was holding the manuscript in his hand, and the ray of sunlight falling from the sky prison window was draped on his shoulders. His gray-white hair seemed to be shining in the sunlight at this time:

"My skills are not some magical skills."

"In my imagination, this will be a martial arts technique that can be practiced by everyone. Even people with dull qualifications can practice it as long as they have enough perseverance. The only difference is that the speed of practice is slower."

"This technique was created for the people of the world, not for top martial artists with extremely high qualifications. It is not amazing, nor is it magical."

"The most important thing is that this technique was created by me and is not perfect. If you learn it, you may go astray and become obsessed and die! Even so, are you still willing to learn it?" Hai Wuya asked.

"Hahaha..." Qiao Mu's long laughter echoed in the sky prison:

"Why don't you want to? It's just death. I, Qiao Zhong, can't ask for more!"

Hai Wuya's face became slightly solemn and he handed over the manuscript.

With Wu Fu's strong eyesight, Qiao Mu clearly saw the title on the first page of this manuscript.

"The Book of Humanity"

But what surprised him was that there was a horizontal stroke across the three words "Human Dao Jing".

Next to the "Human Dao Jing", there is a smaller subtitle:

"Sutra of Mount Sumeru King"

"Why does this technique have two names?" Qiao Mu asked.

"At first I named this technique "Sumi Mountain King Sutra"." Hai Wuya said calmly:

"But Mount Sumeru is too small to carry my ideas of humanity, so it was renamed "The Sutra of Humanity"."

"But the name "Human Dao Jing" is too big."

"This technique is not yet perfect. It has not reached the point where martial arts is the way of humanity and can be practiced by everyone. One day in the future, if the "Sutra of Mount Sumeru King" has been deduced to a sufficiently complete level, it will be renamed "The Sutra of Humanity" 》, is worthy of the name.”

Hai Wuya had been a young warrior monk in his early years, so the name he chose sounded like a Buddhist scripture.

It's just that he is still a Confucian scholar at heart, so he says "Mount Sumeru is too small".

"Qiao Zhong, do you know that martial arts is not as good as immortality? Why is it inferior?" Hai Wuya asked.

Qiao Mu thought for a moment and replied:

"In addition to the fact that the way of immortality itself is further explored than the way of martial arts, in my opinion, the fundamental reason why martial artists are inferior to those who cultivate immortality lies in two points."

"The decline of Qi and blood in old age, and the end of lifespan."

"When people reach their old age, their energy and blood will decline and they will no longer be at their peak."

"Some foreign warriors who suffered many hidden injuries when they were young, even after the age of thirty, their vitality and blood began to decline."

"At the same time, the lifespan of a martial artist is not much longer than that of ordinary people. Compared with people in the immortal path, their accumulation is naturally insufficient."

Speaking of this, Qiao Mu remembered the Heyang Qiao Changsheng Fist that he had been thinking about:

"Speaking of which, it was said that the patriarch of the Qiao family in Heyang in the past could live up to the age of eighty without losing energy and blood."

"The grandmaster of the Qiao family in Heyang a hundred years ago was able to live a hundred years without losing energy and blood."

"Longevity Fist?" Hai Wuya smiled half-heartedly when he heard the name:

"Speaking of which, your surname is Joe too, right? Maybe five hundred years ago we were all from the same family."

"Do you know where the longevity boxing originated, and why is this boxing technique the only one that has the characteristic of immortality and blood in old age?"

"I have heard about the origin of Changshengquan." Qiao Mu recalled what Qiao Canxue said:

"This longevity fist is said to be a Taoist martial art. It was taught by the ancestors of the Qiao family in Heyang by a Taoist master. There is even a saying that it was taught by an immortal--"

At this point, Qiao Mu suddenly stopped.

He has already dealt with immortals, so he doesn't know what kind of virtues these so-called immortals have.

"Being old but not fading?" He recalled the immortal cultivators he had dealt with.

Immortalism emphasizes the soul, and many of these immortal cultivators look like young people, such as Mingyue, a former disciple of the Xuantian Sect. Another example is the Dao Zongdao just now

real.

Hai Wuya said calmly:

"Actually, among the nine immortal sects, there is one of them, and its name is... the Immortal Sect."

The Gate of Immortality, the Fist of Immortality, staying old forever... These are not unrelated things.

Hai Wuya said: "The nine major immortal sects all have their own similarities and differences. The Dao Sect that dominates Zhongzhou has many immortal cultivators like Daozhen before, who act as they please and only for the sake of enlightenment."

"As for the Immortal Cultivators of the Eternal Life Sect... they became interested in warriors many years ago."

"Even the so-called saying that 'the path of immortality emphasizes the soul, and the path of martial arts emphasizes the body. There is no superiority between the two paths, only the priority.' was also the first to put it forward by the immortal cultivators of the Eternal Life Sect."

"Many years ago, the Immortal Cultivators of the Eternal Life Sect began to study martial arts...and their result was actually the "Eternal Life Fist Sutra".

Qiao Mu was surprised at first, and then suspicious.

"But as far as I know, the Heyang Qiao family has nothing to do with the Immortal Sect. It has no Immortal Sect background and is a pure martial arts family?"

Qiao Canxue, who was blind at first, didn't even know that the stranger was an immortal cultivator.

"The Heyang Qiao family is indeed just a martial arts family and has nothing to do with immortality." Hai Wuya said:

"The Immortal Cultivators of the Immortality Sect tried to study martial arts and developed the "Eternal Life Fist Sutra". However, this path was not completely clear, so they were eventually abandoned by the Eternal Life Sect."

"Otherwise, the "Eternal Life Boxing Sutra" will not be immortal, but should be a stunning unique skill in both Taoism and martial arts!"

Changshengquan was naturally a superior martial art in the old martial arts world.

But to say that it is extremely powerful and comparable to Wu Shengren's new method, it still lacks some confidence.

Qiao Mu was silent for a moment.

Is Changshengquan a path that has not yet been taken? And it was abandoned by a long-lived immortal cultivator?

Hearing what Hai Wuya meant, maybe the Immortality Fist also had shortcomings, otherwise why would it be given up by the Immortal Cultivators of the Immortality Sect?

"Don't worry about the longevity fist, come and practice my "Human Dao Jing"." Hai Wuya concluded.

"Listen to what you mean, Lao Hai, can your "Human Dao Jing" also make warriors grow old and not grow old?" Qiao Mu's eyes lit up.

He remembered that Hai Wuya was an outstanding person who had re-entered the seventh rank in the Heavenly Prison at the age of seventy or eighty years.

The Qiao family’s longevity fist is not good enough!

The top skills created by Wu Shengren are no good!

Because Hai Wuya has a better "Human Dao Jing"?

He was about to look through the manuscript in his hand with anticipation, but then he heard Hai Wuya's words;

"Being old without fading? Of course that's impossible." Hai Wuya said calmly:

"Birth, old age, illness, death, old age and physical weakness are the normal state of the world. This is normal, and why should we solve it?"

"I heard that you, Qiao Zhong, have already met Wu Shengren, haven't you?"

"Wu Shengren is eighty-five years old this year. Do you think his energy and blood are declining?"

"Besides, ordinary warriors in this world will lose their vitality and blood after they are thirty or forty years old."

"So, compared to an eighty-five-year-old martial saint or a thirty-year-old ordinary martial artist, which one has more energy and blood?"

"Of course the two cannot be compared." Qiao Mu spread his hands.

"That's right." Hai Wuya said:

"It is normal to lose strength with old age, but as long as the Qi and blood can continue to grow and make breakthroughs, what will happen if we age?"

Chapter 121 Then behead him

Hai Wuya's "Human Dao Jing" has two characteristics that are different from ancient and modern martial arts.

First, the requirements for martial arts qualifications are very low. As long as you have enough perseverance, you can eventually improve slowly over time.

Secondly, this Kung Fu is expected to allow the martial artist to maintain an increase in Qi and blood in his later years.

Aging is a force majeure, so as long as Qi and blood continue to rise, what will happen to old age?

Hai Wuya said: "I was a martial monk in the Shaolin Temple in my early years, and I also practiced foreign martial arts. Now this "Xumi Mountain King Sutra" can also be regarded as foreign martial arts... No, this is a Qi and Blood martial arts technique. ”

The four paths of martial arts, strength, strength and skill.

Hai Wuya believes that the so-called "power", that is, the warrior's physical body, Qi and blood, is the foundation.

"At the limit of a warrior's training period, after Qi and blood become strong, internal strength will be generated by itself. Inner strength is born due to strong Qi and blood."

"If a person reaches old age and his body ages, the first thing that will decline is Qi and blood."

"Once the Qi and blood weaken, even if the internal energy is still there, it will be difficult to maintain the level... let alone continue to improve."

"So my "Sutra of the King of Mount Sumeru" is dedicated to the cultivation of qi and blood."

"As the saying goes, when soil accumulates and mountains become mountains, wind and rain stir them up; when water accumulates and water forms abyss, dragons and dragons emerge."

"The name of the Sumeru Mountain King Sutra means that through the accumulation of soil over time, the human body's energy and blood, which are as small as sand and gravel at the beginning, gradually accumulate into Mount Sumeru."

Is this to train the human body into the so-called Mount Sumeru? Is the energy and blood as vast and boundless as Mount Sumeru?

Qiao Mu was speechless.

"The biggest flaw of this technique... is the time it takes." Speaking of this, Hai Wuya sighed: