What is "Qi"?

In the concept of ordinary people, they often think that "qi" and "qi" are the same meaning. However, in the perception of us cultivators, the two are completely different.

The original text recorded in the parchment scroll "Records of the Boundary" is: "The one who is angry, the first also." It is not born of grain impurities. ”

To put it simply, there are two kinds of aura in the human body, one is the innate "Qi", and the second is the true qi and Gang qi produced by cultivating and swallowing the essence of the sun and the moon, so the path of cultivation is also called "cultivating the truth".

According to Taoist theory, the innate qi is called "the qi without fire", and the acquired qi is called "the qi of grain", which is the same truth.

Whether it is a human or an animal, they all have three souls and seven souls, and the souls are intertwined to form the fire of life, which will be generated from our birth and exist in the brain, which is "Qi".

Don't think that this kind of thing is mysterious, "Qi" is not a concept unique to the East.

Long ago, scholars in ancient Greece discovered a miniature particle called "aether", which is believed to be one of the five elements that build the entire universe.

In the middle of the seventeenth century, the mathematical physicist Descartes was the first to introduce the "aether" into science and give it mechanical properties, which was also accepted by Newton, the founder of classical mechanics, and used it as a medium for the transmission of gravitational force.

In modern times, the "ether" is also known as the "God particle" and has been widely recognized, and this so-called "ether" and "God particle" are what we call "Qi".

If you are interested, you can search for it yourself and know that what I said is true.

Ordinary people and ordinary animals only have "qi" in their bodies and no true qi, while cultivators often coexist in their bodies, so by sensing whether the people around them have true qi, you can judge whether the person is cultivating or not.

As mentioned earlier, it takes a special method to hide the true qi, but the true qi can be hidden, and there is no way to hide the innate "Qi field" of the human body, unless you die. You can hide the qi but not the qi.

The blind man told us that a true master can sense whether there is a person by the changes in the natural Qi field around him.

However, the power of the Hidden Qi Jade Ring is that it absorbs all the Qi field and true qi emitted by the human body within a certain range, so that the opponent cannot detect it.

The blind man also said that Ji Dong, the ancestor, had a very high cultivation, especially in the field of making utensils, and belonged to the world's masters, and rarely participated in the mundane affairs of the rivers and lakes, in the words that are now popular, that is, the old-timers who are seriously underestimated.

According to legend, Ji Dong made a total of four treasures in his life, namely: the Hidden Qi Jade Ring, the Wave-splitting Bead, the Qilin Armor and the Mixed Heaven Bell. These four secret treasures are hidden in his four clothes.

He is an unborn master and has no descendants, so these tombs all do the opposite, not according to the trend of the dragon's nest and phoenix nest and feng shui leylines at all, but are buried in an unknown place where there is no logic at all.

Throughout the ages, tomb robbing has been exquisite. According to the topography of the dragon vein, the trend of the river, as long as the skill is deep enough, it will be able to find the tombs of the princes and generals of the past dynasties.

But there are far more dead people in the world than there are living people, and there are far more cemeteries than houses, so where can you find tombs that don't follow the trend of feng shui at all?

Therefore, Ji Dong's tomb is nowhere to be found, although there have been rumors in the rivers and lakes, saying that a certain treasure of Ji Dong has been dug up, most of them are rumors and cannot be trusted. But this hidden jade ring did fall into the hands of the Gu family.

The blind man said that at a summit of Mount Taishan twelve years ago, this ring was also publicly displayed, and what he saw with his own eyes was indeed an artifact.

As for the origin of this thing, the Gu family of Shudetang has been doing black market trading for generations, and there are countless magic weapons that have been bought and sold by hand, presumably because they don't know which little tomb robber accidentally got it, and they don't know how to do it, so they were bought by the Gu family.

The ring was sent to the Hu family as the dowry of the second miss of the Gu family, and now that the marriage is yellow, it has become a top priority to recover the Yin Qi jade ring. Who knew that this thing was stolen again, and the word "madness" was left at the scene of the theft.

"Crazy Demon" is the name of the madman Tu Tianchen, one of the five scattered immortals, and everyone in the rivers and lakes knows it, so this account was recorded on his head.

However, the Gu family called this jade ring what kind of heirloom it was, it was really ridiculous and generous, and Ji Dong's coffin board was estimated to be unable to hold it down, and he was going to cheat the corpse.

The ancients said: Listening to your words is better than reading a book for ten years.

I was attracted by the blind man's story, and I thought this guy was a treasure. Although his words sound half-truths and half-truths, and there are inevitably elements of deduction, and they cannot be fully believed, the huge amount of information in them is real.

As for saying that the Hidden Qi Jade Ring was stolen by Tu Tianchen, I don't believe it.

Others don't know, but when I met this "old madman" with the fat man in the dungeon of the Strange World, they could clearly say that he had been in the dungeon for hundreds of years.

Besides, the old madman has already become a demon spirit body, and he is not a living person at all, so naturally there is no existence of "Qi", what is the use of him stealing this hidden Qi jade ring?

Thinking of this, I glanced at the fat man and I at each other, and asked the blind man quietly, what do you think, brother? This ring was really stolen by Tu Tianchen?

Zhuang Blind Hehe, how is it possible? Who stole something and left a name? Should you be the swallow Li San, or the "killer Xie Xun" in "Heaven and Dragon Slayer"? If you think about it with your little thumb, you know that you are carrying the pot.

Besides, a scattered immortal who has cultivated for thousands of years will steal things? If anyone who steals chickens and dogs can cultivate into scattered immortals, then our buddies are Buddhas!

The Gu family and the Hu family in the ring continued to argue and fight, fighting one by one with a red face and a thick neck, and when it came to excitement, they couldn't help pushing each other, and they were about to do it.

Unlike the heroes who eat melons and watch the excitement in the audience, I really have no interest in this kind of bloody emotional disputes. Zhuang Blind is also lacking in interest in watching, and even said that it is boring and boring, let's go, our brothers will go to Zizhen Pavilion to play.

What he said was exactly what I wanted, and he had long wanted to see the treasure in this Zizhen Pavilion, so he immediately pulled the fat man and went with the blind man.

Affectionately looking at the input, he hesitated a little: "This has to be opened...... Let's fight, let's not ...... Don't you see it? ”

I didn't bother to pay attention to him, I said it was up to you, we weren't interested, bye bye! Affectionately scratched his round bald head, and after a long day of ideological struggle, he still followed us to the Zizhen Pavilion.

He was like a piece of dog skin plaster, holding my shoulders with difficulty, shaking his head: "Watch...... Cousin, brother, I'm a ...... Those who preach righteousness, let's ...... Go together, go together......"

I slapped his paws off in disgust, rolled my eyes, and left him with a constipated expression for him to experience.