The furniture in the wooden house is very simple, only a simple chair, not even a bed, which shows that the owner of the room rarely rests in the room. Probably most of the time, I meditated cross-legged in the cave, immersed in the spiritual practice.

On the west side of the wooden house, two drawings are hung, and the surface of the pictures is covered with a white cloth that covers the contents of the paintings.

I stepped forward. Looking at the white cloth, I wanted to see the contents of the painting, but I hesitated for a moment, thinking if I should find Mo Lost and ask if I could uncover the white cloth and see the contents of the painting.

I was just about to turn around and go back, and I suddenly understood. Last night, Mo Yu let me in alone, and he agreed to let me open the white cloth and read the contents of the scroll. And the reason why he didn't come in with me was because he couldn't read the contents of the scroll.

In other words, he allowed me to look at the contents of the canvas, and now I went back and asked for his opinion, which was completely unnecessary. Thinking about the reason, I directly unraveled the white cloth covering it.

After it was revealed, there was no landscape on the scroll. It's not a picture of a lady or a person, it's densely covered with small characters, and there are all kinds of lines, and there are all kinds of red dots on it.

I walked in and found that under the second canvas, there was a small inscription that read: Gu Longting. The owner of this room is none other than Gu Longting.

It seems that Ye Huan's speculation is correct, Gu Longting has indeed stayed here, and the shadow that fell from the stone wall of the cave. It can also be inferred that Gu Longting stayed under these five poisonous peaks for a long time.

The outside of the hut is all rattan, and the light inside is not bright. I took the canvas off and walked to the doorway, using the light that was shining in to make out the small print on the canvas scroll.

Those lines are the distribution of the meridians of the human body, and the red dots on them are the acupuncture points of the human body. The above text records a Taoist method of spitting, which should be a Taoist method of cultivation.

According to Ye Huan, Gu Longting is a Taoist priest, and the ancient family of Sanqingshan is his descendant, and it is not unusual for a set of methods to appear on this canvas.

I did what was said on the canvas and gave it a try. I found that some places are similar to the method of vomiting taught me by Yuyinzi, but there are a few places that are a little different.

The lines on the meridians are the direction of the eight meridians of the Qi meridians, Yu Yinzi told me before that there are many meridians in the human body, the most important of which is the eight meridians of the Qi meridians.

I thought to myself, Yuyinzi and Gu Longting are both cultivators, so they both admit to practice, but there are a few subtleties, and there is a different method, which is normal. Which of the two different techniques of breathing is better?