Seeing this, Zheng Qiu's eyes lit up, this senior who followed Mu Meihua to do research was also a person with outstanding talents, and he was able to create exercises from the study of divine power.

He quickly flipped back, wanting to see what the exercise called the Five Elements Edict looked like.

After the introduction and general outline of the exercises, there is the first volume of the "Five Elements Edict", called "The Edict of Water Travel".

Walk the qi up to the arm and then into the palm meridians, but not every palm meridian has to enter.

The Qi Jin Walking Route makes use of many meridians that are not usually used, and requires the establishment of a very small new meridian at the base of the little finger.

Finally, in the process of casting, it is necessary to keep moving the hands and cooperate with each other, and the effect is to control the flow of water without contact.

It turns out that the "Water Walking Edict" in the "Five Elements Edict" looks like this, which looks really strange, as if there is no requirement for the type of qi carried by the person who learns it.

Zheng Qiu flipped through the contents of the "Water Walking Edict", intending to see what the other four elements were like.

However, there is no content of the exercises, but a passage.

This passage states that Mu Meihua's bold experiments with living people ended with the subject losing control.

Places used for research need to be destroyed in order to suppress out-of-control test subjects.

And this senior who created the exercises took the remaining drafts of the exercises and hurriedly fled from here with Mu Meihua.

It turns out that the content of the exercises in the back is not recorded in this booklet, and I don't know what the follow-up situation of the senior is, and whether he has completed the development of the exercises of the remaining four elements.

Suddenly, Zheng Qiu's arm froze in mid-air, as if he had been immobilized.

Wait, why do I feel very familiar with the cultivation method of the "Water Walking Edict" just now, and the results of cultivation.

He hurriedly flipped forward and carefully read the contents of this volume again.

After reading it this time, Zheng Qiu couldn't help but exclaim: "My God, isn't this the kind of exercises that stone obeys words and iron obeys orders!"

The stone obedient exercise can control the rock, and it also uses the meridians that are small and relatively biased in the hands, and in the process of control, it is necessary to constantly change the gestures to assist.

The same is true of the Iron Obedience Exercise, and the "Water Decree" in front of you is also similar.

These exercises are simply carved out of the same mold, but each has different characteristics.

Could it be that those miscellaneous skills that control stones, metals, flames, and plants are the "Five Elements Edict" that has been circulated?

If you want to find out whether these miscellaneous skills are related to each other, the best way is to practice the "Water Decree" in front of you.

So Zheng Qiu put the book on the ground, turned the page to the method of exercising the exercises, and urged the qi to start cultivating.

The cultivation process was unusually smooth, and the energetic walking route had a complementary effect with the other miscellaneous skills that Zheng Qiu had learned before.

Some of the meridians he had already opened up beforehand, and now he only needed to inject qi.

In less than two incense sticks, Zheng Qiu learned the "Water Walking Edict", and after the first attempt after learning, he seemed excited.

You can't be wrong, these exercises come from the same source, and that is the Five Elements Edict!

In this way, Zheng Qiu had actually learned all the exercises of the "Five Elements Edict" and had the ability to control the five elements. March Chinese

He scratched his head and recalled that the "Twenty-Eight Methods of Stone Obedience" and "Eleven Mantras of Iron Obedience" were precious miscellaneous skills that were not passed down by the Qianyun Sect.

When I was really in Qianyun's book, I bought it from a disciple of the Qianyun Sect who was greedy for money.

At the same time, he also bought a miscellaneous book called "The True Recipe of Plants and Trees" on the Qianyun Point Book, and he also relied on the strength of his hands to control the plants.

And the book called "Fifteen Thoughts of Fire Listening" was found in the process of going out of the city to explore treasures when he was in the lonely city of the Great Wilderness.

Controlling rocks, metals, plants, flames, and now learning to control the flow of water, wouldn't that be a complete lesson in the Five Elements Edict!

Zheng Qiu flipped the notebook to the general outline of the exercises, and studied the contents of the general outline again.

After reading this, he found another interesting place.

The miscellaneous skills of different attributes in the "Five Elements Edict" can further enhance the control effect through the relationship of mutual assistance.

According to the general outline of the "Five Elements Edict", if you want to make the effect of the "Tuxing Edict" stronger, you must first let the energy follow the running route of the "Fire Edict".

That is to say, before performing the "Twenty-Eight Methods of Stone Obedience", run the "Fifteen Thoughts of Fire Listening" again.

As the general outline says, we can borrow the principle of the five elements of symbiosis, and through fire to earth, the effect of controlling rocks can be greatly enhanced.

Seeing this, Zheng Qiu wanted to try it on a whim.

He carefully recalled the method of casting the "Fifteen Thoughts of Fire Listening", and then urged the qi to enter the meridians of his palms, and at the same time danced his palms to make all kinds of seemingly strange gestures.

After performing the operation process of the Fire Listening Exercise, he did not pause at all, and immediately connected the gesture of the "Twenty-Eight Methods of Stone Obedience".

The two seemingly different exercises, the gestures and the qi movement are extremely smooth, and the notes are indeed not deceiving, these exercises are indeed part of the "Five Elements Edict".

When Shi obediently finished the operation gesture, Zheng Qiu pushed his palms towards the rock wall next to the cave.

With a clattering sound, the stones on the rock wall were easily pushed through the air like dough, revealing huge pits.

He didn't stop there, and continued to increase the amount of qi he used, controlling as many rocks as possible through the Stone Obedient Exercises.

One zhang square, two zhang square, three zhang square, and finally the volume of the rock controlled increased to five zhang square.

This result made Zheng Qiu very happy, and the five-zhang square rock was already close to the façade of a shop of some size.

You must know that in the past, no matter how much strength Zheng Qiu used, no matter which realm level of power he used, the effect of the stone obedience exercise to control the rock could not exceed the volume of three zhang square.

Satisfied, he folded the notebook and put it into the empty bottle.

The Five Elements Edict is really a good thing, and Zheng Qiu thought of a wonderful note, which was to promote this set of exercises as a trick for cultivators in the Cloud Sleeve Continent to deal with the Divine Lord.

The "Five Elements Edict" is miscellaneous exercises, and learning miscellaneous exercises has no requirements for the nature of the qi in the cultivator's body, and it can be practiced by any cultivator.

It's just that cultivators with different qi properties have some differences in power after training.

Zheng Qiu used to use these exercises a lot, and he clearly knew that although these exercises were not very powerful, they were very practical, and almost everything could be dealt with through one or two of them.

Once hundreds of cultivators who practiced the Five Elements Edict gathered together and simultaneously performed one of the control methods, how powerful would the natural forces that could be mobilized become.