Qi Wuhuo and Mr. Zhou Lingyi exchanged greetings for a moment, then naturally went to Lian Shulan's home to visit the woman who had cried so hard that her eyes went blind after losing her daughter. The young Taoist continued to use Qi to perform acupuncture, and asked Mr. Zhou Lingyi's two daughters-in-law to hold Lian Shulan's head, while he used the thumb and index finger of his left hand to separate the woman's eyelids. The winter sunlight was slightly clear, but not dazzling.

Looking into the woman's eyes, Zhou Lingyi and his two daughters-in-law finally saw her eyes.

The two young women were slightly frightened.

Even Zhou Lingyi paused in stroking his beard. It was because her eyes had turned slightly white, as if she were no longer human. There was no need to say that they were clear and bright, but just looking at them would make people feel a little uneasy.

“This, this is…”

He stopped talking in time, glanced at his two daughters-in-law, and told them not to say anything so as not to upset the patient.

The young Taoist said, "It's okay, it's not a big problem."

"Just take a good rest for a while."

They let the woman rest in peace.

When he came out, Zhou Lingyi said with emotion: "His eyes are cloudy and white, no wonder he can't see."

"Young Taoist priest, be merciful."

"If I had said it directly just now, she might not be able to bear it."

Qi Wuhuo thought about it and didn't say that he was sure he could cure her eyes.

Tan Tai Xuan's "Record of Becoming Immortal" records his experiences over a hundred years.

He was once a young swordsman and had traveled the mortal world. He had recorded the things he had seen, including some medical skills. The young Taoist wrote some prescriptions and asked Mr. Zhou Lingyi to help him find the medicine. He then carried a bamboo basket and headed for the nearby mountains and rivers.

He wanted to thoroughly investigate what happened in his hometown that year.

And now there are only three clues.

The first is that the old gentleman had used his magical powers to bring rain to Jinzhou and was injured. Combined with the information revealed between the lines of the fortune teller, there is no doubt that the incident in Jinzhou is far bigger than Qi Wuhuo had guessed; the second clue is the fortune teller. Given his personality, Qi Wuhuo does not hold out much hope that he will tell him the truth about the incident.

The third is the Mingzhen Dao League.

Now I know how to enter the Mingzhen Dao League and I also have the token in my hand.

It's just that the Mingzhen Taoist Alliance seemed to be [bartering], and Qi Wuhuo was not sure how much information he needed to know about the events in Jinzhou that year, so he came to the mountains to find some elixirs. He walked slowly all the way, and when he reached the mountains, he looked for them according to the method he used to pick Polygonatum sibiricum in Helian Mountain last year.

It will be found soon.

The teenager only takes some medicinal materials that are within a certain age.

He put it in the backpack on his back.

He bought this backpack in the village at a very good price, one-third less than in Zhongzhou city.

The old woman who made the backpacks clapped his hands enthusiastically and said that the backpacks she made were very useful and very sturdy, and could be used for a lifetime, so there was no need to buy new ones. She also let Qi Wuhuo try them out. The young Taoist thought that you would never hear such words from some merchants, as they probably wished that the things they used would break every day so that they would buy their things.

He raised his hand and placed a herb in the backpack.

The young Taoist was wondering how much he could get in exchange.

Then I was thinking, should I start refining the elixir, and then go and exchange the elixir?

Although the teacher taught him how to make elixirs, he also told him that he didn't need to be obsessed with taking the elixirs.

Regarding the matter of mixing medicine and taking pills, [those who study Taoism must be familiar with it. If they are not familiar with it, they cannot help the Tao.]

【Don’t be obsessed, otherwise it will damage your Yin Gong. 】

[Greedy for money on the outside, but waste time on cultivation on the inside. 】

However, elixirs should be easier to exchange for information than medicinal herbs themselves, or at least their value would be higher. Moreover, Qi Wuhuo also wanted to exchange some magical powers in the Mingzhen Taoist Alliance, not for cultivation, but just to see the paths and directions taken by others. He flipped through the "Record of Becoming Immortals" and was very fond of the many small spells and magical powers in it.

I find it very interesting.

It turns out that the combination of spiritual nature, vital energy and essence, combined with human imagination, can accomplish so many incredible things.

At this moment, I have finished reading "Record of Becoming Immortal".

As he walked, he looked through Senior Sister Yu Miao's "Hunyuan Sword Classic" for the method of opening the seven orifices of the human body.

The seven orifices of the sword immortal are: Xuantong, Linggen, Miaoyao, Tongzhen, Tongshu, Hanshen, and Dongyou.

The left is Yuanlong, the right is Baihu.

This is naturally an extremely mysterious method.

Qi Wuhuo seemed to be lost in thought. He bent over to pick up the medicine while silently thinking about the method of cultivation in his mind.

[When the Xuantong acupoint is opened, the sweet dew will rise to the Niwan at midnight every night and flow through the whole body at noon every day.]

Does this refer to the transformation and circulation of the life-giving essence, which makes it lively and does not turn into a lifeless dead tree?

When the young Taoist was deep in thought, his own vital energy and essence naturally circulated and changed.

You just need to persevere and you will naturally be able to open up the mysterious acupoints.

Then I saw the text behind it.

【The skin is fresh and tender】

The young Taoist paused.

???

He thought about it, reached out and touched his face, which seemed to have changed a little. Then he slowly put the herbs in the backpack.

Completely opened up the entire chapter of "The Seven-Aperture Exquisite Sword Heart".

[When the spiritual root orifice is opened, the innate essence will carve a lacquer grain, and produce ninety-six grains day and night, flowing up and down]

It is also the life-giving essence, and it changes day and night, circulates throughout the body, and nourishes the body.

[After a long time, your eyes will be clear and refreshed, and you will never have any eye problems. Even if you stay awake for several nights, you will not feel tired.]

The young man nodded slightly. Sword Immortals place the most importance on their eyesight, which requires reaching the realm of [Nine Layers of Clear Sky]. Then he saw the next sentence -

[The skin will become moisturized over time].

The young Taoist was silent, and confirmed that the book he opened was called "Seven-Aperture Exquisite Sword Heart" before he carefully turned to the next one.

[When the secret key is opened, the heart and nature will be fragrant, the yang will be warm throughout the body, and the master will be established.]

[The external aura is overwhelming, the body is as flexible as cotton, and the moves are swift and quick]

The aroma is so fragrant...

The young Taoist looked at these words and suddenly had an absurd idea:

"Senior Sister Yu Miao created a method that can condense Yuan Jing even when sleeping or in seclusion. It does not require [Controlling Qi with Spirit] or [Refining Essence with Spirit] to persevere and naturally refine Yuan Jing. Is it just to let [Life Treasure] flow around the body, making one's skin smooth and delicate, one's heart fragrant, and one's external fragrance striking?"

"My eyesight is so sharp that it can see through the nine layers of heaven; my vital energy and essence are constantly in motion."

"The body is active and the moves are swift, the Yang and the harmony permeate the body, and one becomes the master."

"Are the magical powers that even sword immortals desire just incidental?"

The young Taoist thought of his senior sister who still had the face and temperament of a young girl after a thousand years. He looked at the method he created in order to find medicinal herbs. He remembered that he created this little magical power last year just to find two more Polygonatum sibiricum so that he could eat something delicious. He felt that there was no difference between him and his senior sister. He thought that his senior sister must have created such a method when she was young.

Then I showed it to the teacher, and the teacher just stroked his beard and laughed and said, "Okay, okay."

He is my disciple.

Magical powers are supposed to be like this, why do they have to be so high and mighty?

Magical powers are just natural.

When one has something in his heart that he desires but is unable to achieve it, he will desire supernatural powers.

Qi Wuhuo saw the seven orifices at the back, which was the orthodox way of the sword immortal. He had to practice until [all 36,000 pores in the body were open, connecting the qi of heaven and earth. At this point, the qi of the whole body and the movement of the meridians were in harmony with heaven and earth]. According to the requirements of the senior sister, he had to achieve this step first before he was qualified to hold the sword and practice the sword technique.

It is divided into three parts: Heart Sword, Qi Sword and Form Sword.

The sword of the heart can cut off the seven emotions and six desires.

The sword of qi crisscrosses between heaven and earth.

The Shape Sword can fight against all swordsmen in the world.

Qi Wuhuo himself wanted to practice the Seven Apertures Method, but he also felt that he didn't know if he could eliminate his senior sister's little thoughts. Besides, the characteristics of the first few acupoints were more suitable for a woman like Yunqin.

I wonder if I can learn some of these features.

Then re-edit and create a new one that only has these characteristics of moisturizing the skin and fragrant fragrance, but does not involve the magical cultivation method of the sword immortal's orthodox mind method? After all, although the reason was to give her osmanthus cake, Yunqin did show herself a volume of the original book of magic, so she should also give something in return.

This is the right way to go back and forth.

Qi Wuhuo thought hard and casually made a spell to look for the medicinal spirit.

This time, he took a spiritual look and subconsciously used the method in his senior sister's sword manual, bringing with him some of the charm of a sword cultivator.

It’s just a magical power to find medicine.

The young Taoist heard a very faint sound of "Ah!"

He was startled for a moment, then reached out his hand to push aside the branches. He saw a little person with disheveled hair sitting between the rugged rocks. He had delicate features, slender limbs, and was wearing clothes woven from leaves. It seemed that he had been hit by something, and he was holding his forehead, squatting on the ground, breathing in the cold air.

Rub, rub, rub, rub.

It hurts to fly, fly, fly, fly.

I can't fly away.

There were two big bags of tears in his eyes.

He squatted on the ground and rubbed his forehead.

When it saw Qi Wuhuo, it raised its head, was stunned for a moment, and then seemed to react. It widened its eyes, pointed its finger at the young Taoist, and shouted in a babbling voice.

"Medicine spirit?"

The little guy pointed his finger at Qi Wuhuo and shouted for a while.

When I heard these two words, I realized where I was coming from.

His body stiffened.

He raised his head again and saw that the young Taoist had already squatted down, not far away from him.

"Eeyeeeeee!!!"

The little guy let out a cry.

Then his eyes rolled back.

He fell directly backwards.

Fainted.