After a good night's sleep, Li Yao finished washing up and exercising in the [Spiritual Spring Space] at 10 a.m. the next day. She went to the living room on the first floor to prepare breakfast.
Breakfast consisted of mutton stew with bread and roujiamo (Chinese hamburger). Li Yao added a spoonful of chili oil to the mutton stew, making it incredibly delicious. She also ate three roujiamo.
6834 also ate two roujiamo (Chinese hamburgers) and drank a bowl of mutton soup.
As Li Yao was eating, he suddenly remembered that when he woke up in the morning, he had used his senses to look at the other temples and saw that many disciples were practicing martial arts in the courtyards, their bodies bare and muscles exposed. To be honest, they were quite a sight to behold.
Li Yao asked, "6834, how come everyone on Lao Jun Mountain has superpowers? Don't you find that strange?"
6834 wiped his mouth and said lazily, "This sect has a lineage, it's the kind of Qi you talk about in martial arts novels, internal martial arts, it's a bit similar to ancient martial arts, so their chances of awakening superpowers are much higher than ordinary people. If you train superpowers by practicing Qi, how can you not level up quickly?"
Li Yao's eyes widened upon hearing this. So, there really is internal energy? Flying over rooftops and scaling walls, the One-Finger Divine Skill that can kill a person with a single finger? Can Tai Chi really overcome hardness with softness? Can the Great Shift of the Universe and the Star Absorbing Skill really absorb internal energy? Was the Sunflower Manual really obtained by castration?
Li Yao's mind raced, and 6834 slapped her forehead with a cat paw, saying, "Stop your nonsense! What are you talking about? This Taoist kung fu is real kung fu. What you're thinking is just TV drama stuff. Besides, this planet may have undergone an upgrade in the past, with bursts of spiritual energy or other forms of energy. That's why they can cultivate various kinds of qi or energy, like superpowers that allow you to perform non-human actions. But for some reason, humanity is now clearly more focused on technology, so many traditions have been lost."
Li Yao, with a cat paw print on her forehead, nodded and said, "Sometimes, the human spirit of survival can truly create miracles."
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After finishing her meal, Li Yao had no plans for the day, so she carried 6834 to the stone bridge in front of Lao Jun Temple.
You can see a sea of clouds here, it's very beautiful.
Li Yao found a good spot with a good view, one that was shaded from the sun and sheltered from the wind.
He then took out a tea table and cushions, sat cross-legged, used his fire-based supernatural ability to light the alcohol stove to boil water, and added a few drops of spiritual spring water to the kettle.
Once the water boils, rinse and brew the tea, and a fragrant aroma fills the air.
Li Yao leisurely sipped her tea, admiring the drifting clouds.
It was still a bit of a distance from the Lao Jun Temple, so Li Yao didn't disturb the old Taoist priest. She just sat there leisurely and relaxed, and after a while, she took out a recliner and lay down.
After finishing two cups of tea, Li Yao took out a guqin (a traditional Chinese stringed instrument).
Li Yao discovered this guqin in a high-end shopping mall in Dubai; it was an absolute luxury item.
Li Yao took out her phone, found a guqin tutorial, watched it several times, and then watched a few performances.
Based on her photographic memory, she began to slowly play the piano.
To be honest, Li Yao does have some talent. She played the guqin version of "Bad Guy," a piece that's supposed to be "dancing on a grave," quite well after only two or three tries.
She had seen a show where this was played, and she found it very interesting. Every time she listened to it, she could imagine Li Bai holding a bottle of wine and dancing wildly, which was very exciting.
She herself became happier and happier as she played, and finally closed her eyes and fully immersed herself in the music.
When the music ended, she opened her eyes and saw the old Taoist priest sitting at her tea table.
This startled Li Yao.
She quickly said, "Why didn't you tell me you were coming? You startled me!"
The old Taoist priest stroked his beard and said playfully, "I saw you were having fun playing and didn't bother you. Is it my fault?"
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