Training One Hundred and Eight Great Acupoints, Capable of Rivaling Ghost Gods! The True Reason Mingchuan Breathing Technique Ranked Among the Four Extremes!
[Because you learned part of the memories of the swordmaster Tokugawa Yūgorō, you learned part of the knowledge of the Four Extremes Breathing Technique—Mingchuan Breathing Technique.]
After the prompt, an ancient, semitransparent scroll slowly unfurled before Uesugi Tetsu.
There were only three brief terms composed of ancient characters in the table of contents, while the lower half was empty.
[Sea of Qi]
[Palace of Flesh]
[Treasury of Kami]
"Four Extremes Breathing Technique, Mingchuan Breathing Technique..."
Uesugi Tetsu silently stared at the simple table of contents. First, he rapidly flipped through the following pages with his mind, wanting to get a complete overview.
Less than ten minutes later, when his headache had eased slightly, Uesugi Tetsu had more or less figured out how complete the Mingchuan Breathing Technique before him was.
The Sea of Qi and Palace of Flesh sections were both more or less complete.
The reason he said "more or less" was that, apart from this occasion, Uesugi Tetsu had never truly witnessed how the Four Extremes Breathing Technique was cultivated in reality.
However, certain crucial parts—such as the "Major and Minor Heavenly Cycles Circulation," "the Sea of Qi after opening the one hundred and eight Great Acupoints of the Human Body," and the complete cultivation methods for the four ultimate forms in the Palace of Flesh section...
All of them matched Uesugi Tetsu's impressions and the manuscript Tokugawa Hoshi had left for Ririko. There was not the slightest error.
Moreover, Uesugi Tetsu knew that ordinary breathing techniques, even when complete from beginning to end, only marked nine Great Acupoints in the Sea of Qi section.
More powerful and rarer breathing techniques only described the cultivation methods for twelve or eighteen Great Acupoints.
As for the Corona Breathing Technique, Uesugi Tetsu was cultivating a fragment he had gotten for