The content of this pamphlet is very different from that of Owen Anderson.

This was originally expected by Fang Tian.

In any case, Owen and Anderson generally fall into the category of "dirt buns". Their martial arts inheritance cannot be profound, but should be "small, popular" and "ordinary".

Not to mention that you only went to the second and third levels, you went to the fourth and fifth levels, and it should be the same.

And Grote, as a fifth-level martial artist, is an out-and-out "superior person" in the martial arts class of this world.

His inheritance must be all the way, which is different from those wild roads.

Therefore, Fang Tian had already been mentally prepared for Grote's secret record.

But when he opened the secret record and saw what was inside, Fang Tian was still a little surprised. For a while, he even thought in a trance that he had returned to his previous life and was flipping through the comic books of his previous life.

What's that in a picture, and why is it so familiar?

That long, rope-like thing with teeth and claws is a dragon, right?

In previous lives, dragons have always been different.

First of all, the Western Dragon and the Eastern Dragon refer to absolutely not the same thing, that's for sure. Similar to the giant lizard, the Western dragon was a reptile that was clumsy, heavy, and similar to that of a Chinese alligator.

The Oriental Dragon is a complete fiction.

First of all, on the skeleton, it is completely in the form of a snake. There is even every reason to think that the main shape of the dragon is a snake.

In ancient Chinese legends, Fuxi Nuwa is the head of a human and the body of a snake.

But the difference between dragons and snakes is that dragons have feet.

In ancient China, there was a story called painting a snake to add to the foot, and the painter was ridiculed. But if he says he's drawing dragons, there's nothing wrong with that.

Then, the serpent walks on the earth, while the dragon can fly in the sky.

How can you fly without wings?

Sima Qian's father-in-law once described Lao Tzu, a legendary figure in ancient China, in his article: "Birds, I know they can fly, fish, I know they can swim, and beasts I know can walk." The walker can be reckless, the traveler can be a lun, and the flyer can be a monk. As for the dragon, I don't know, but it rode the storm to the sky. I see Lao Tzu today, and he is like a dragon!"

Not in China, not in the original world, here, in the pamphlet of a mysterious martial artist, Fang Tian actually saw the same dragon pattern as in his previous life, isn't it a miracle?

More importantly, Fang Tian knew that there were actually "dragons" in this world.

Volcanic Dragon.

The monster that devours magma in the fire has nothing to do with the "dragon" that seems to be delicate and domineering in the booklet.

Suppressing the curiosity in his heart, Fang Tian looked at it carefully.

This secret record also adopts the method of pictorial expression.

This is very normal, the pattern representation, the most concise, the most clear, the most thoughtful. The Book of Changes and the Book of Hetuluo handed down in ancient China are all inherited by patterns, and there is no word left behind. By the time it was written, there had been an interval of I don't know how many light years had passed.

There are no three sheets in a series, and from beginning to end, this booklet is six images, specifically six dragons.

The first dragon, head to tail, coiled on the ground.

The second dragon swam by the water's edge in a zigzag S-shape.

The third dragon, still in a zigzag S-shape, is just wrapped around a tree.

The fourth dragon, in a straight line, climbs up the mountain.

The fifth dragon, still in a straight line, climbed up the mountain, but its body did not rise or fall like a straight line. In the protrusions of the rocks, the body is empty.

The sixth dragon, with its head and tail strangely folded in half, hangs in the void. ...,

These are six such patterns.

It also means a set of advanced martial arts inheritances from level one to level six. If he hadn't read the pamphlets of Owen and Anderson before, and hadn't understood and summarized their first- to third-level martial arts training, Fang Tian would definitely be at a loss for these six patterns. However, at this time, there was no zài, and with the overlap or correspondence of the three levels of harmony, Fang Tian quickly figured out the general intention of the six dragons and six patterns. But with careful scrutiny and analysis, Fang Tian also found that each of these patterns is very complex, and any one of them can be grafted with several other patterns at any time.

That is to say, these patterns can only be combined together to form a whole, and then in this whole, their intentions are obvious and hierarchical.

And if you break this basket apart and only take out one of them for analysis, then the exercise items it involves may quietly run through the second, third, and fourth levels of the martial arts level at the same time.

This kind of complex workout, this private cross-level workout, is incomparable to Owen Anderson's one-on-one, two-on-two, extremely simple and clear yet well-spaced workout.

In the actual exercise, based on Fang Tian's current analysis and estimates, there will probably be such a situation:

Owen and Anderson they worked, and when they were in level one, they only practiced level one exclusive items. At Level 2, only Level 2 proprietary items are practiced. The same is true at level three.

And Grogui's workout, from the beginning, is from level one to six, and the cycle repeats. In any case, in these two secret records, Fang Tian discovered the difference between simple and complex, and discovered the two and the direction of exercise of graded exercise and coherent exercise.

For Grote's complex and coherent workout, Fang Tian didn't have any thoughts for the time being. And for Owen and Anderson's simple, graded workouts, Fang Tian wanted to do some modifications and then let them try it.

In fact, it was best for Fang Tian to test the Fa by himself, but whether it was the cultivation of a martial artist or the cultivation of a mage, or whether it was a change in the body or a change in consciousness, it was a long-term and long process. Fang Tian couldn't wait so long, and he didn't want to wait.

At present, Anderson, who has accumulated a certain amount and is in a state of overflow, is undoubtedly the best test product.

Next, Fang Tian began his retreat. No eating, no sleeping, no meditation, no communication, no chess, no traveling. Just sitting in the well, imagining and imagining all the movements in your consciousness. These movements range from the most basic human body to other biological simulations involving simple things, such as "Five Fowl Plays" and "Twelve Illustrations".

Then there are all kinds of punches and kicks.

Then there are the various neuropathic reactions and the extreme flexion and extension of the limbs.

First thought.

It took about a day and a half to think about it.

When he gradually felt that the various frontal reactions of the human body had been exhausted, and roughly divided their direction and range, Fang Tian stood up and began to move according to the movements he had in mind.

After three days, all the movements were sorted out one by one, and Fang Tian got a coherent routine of eleven postures.

If the body follows this routine, the elements in the body will always be restless. In other words, as long as this is not interrupted, the coherent movement will always be in a state of stimulation when doing this action, and the person who is doing this action will always be in a state of stimulation.

What is the effect of this state on the body of a person?

Fang Tian called Anderson.

His No. 1 real product was on the scene. The Anderson guinea pig is officially on the road...... ）