Wang Qi sat on his bed, cross-legged in meditation, quietly circulating his heavenly cycle.
Yet there was not the slightest peace within his body. At present, Wang Qi let the spiritual power throughout his body circulate on its own while focusing his attention on an acupoint. Two utterly different masses of spiritual power churned within it like boiling water. As they moved, the acupoint gradually expanded.
Then, Wang Qi seemed to hear a roar. He knew that this was the sensation of the acupoint undergoing a qualitative transformation. Wang Qi hastily linked the spiritual resonance of the two masses of power. Then, they swiftly calmed and condensed into a Yin Yang Yao.
The flow of spiritual power, which had temporarily slowed, accelerated and regained its vitality. This newly condensed acupoint was rapidly filled like a reservoir. Afterward, the spiritual power resumed its usual circulation.
This newly condensed Yin Yang Yao became a new hub, drawing in and expelling spiritual power. Then, that power surged through Wang Qi's Governing Vessel like a mighty, rolling river.
This acupoint was the last major acupoint on Wang Qi's Governing Vessel. Once it condensed a Yin Yang Yao, it meant that his Governing Vessel was fully open.
Wang Qi did not stop cultivating. With a change of hand seals, he began another cultivation practice.
A strand of spiritual power utterly unlike the one from before arose from Wang Qi's dantian, stretching outward and running through his entire Governing Vessel. This spiritual power was threadlike, condensed but not unleashed, meant to link the Yin Yang Yaos within the various acupoints of Wang Qi's Governing Vessel.
This spiritual power did not originate from the Yao Ding Suanjing, but from the Geometry Book. Using dharma lines to connect the Yin Yang Yaos was an important step in combining