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Slowly, after Li Quan digested all the huge information about Wu Qin Xi's Tuna method, his head no longer hurts. He has successfully learned this set of extremely precious ancient cultivation methods.

I really don't know.

More than a month ago, when he was reading Hua Tuo's Wu Qin Xi, he accidentally understood the essence of it.

I thought that even if it was not as powerful as the Wu Qin Xi taught by Hua Tuo himself, at least it could have 70% to 80% of the power of the real one.

Now that he has learned it, Li Quan understands that the Wu Qin Xi without the teaching method, even if he understands the essence of its movements, it is still just a set of ordinary physical exercises.

At best, the effect of exercising is slightly better than ordinary gymnastics.

If you have comprehended the essentials of the movement and the essence of the moves in it, and then cooperate with the breathing method, it will be powerful. It has become a set of real cultivation methods, and is no longer limited to ordinary physical fitness.

To use an analogy, if you don't have the Wu Qin Xi of the Famen, no matter how you practice it, it's just a mortal martial arts. With the Wu Qin Xi of Tu Na Dharma, that is the real fairy-level kung fu.

Of course, this is just an analogy.

Whether there really are immortal-level exercises in the world is an unsolved mystery in the world.

But there must be powerful cultivation methods. And the farther back to ancient times, the more powerful the method of cultivation.

According to many unofficial histories and official histories that Li Quan had read, he made a comprehensive inference.

Take China as an example.

The earliest record is the Yanhuang period, when human warriors could directly control bears, tigers, and elephants to fight.

One of them reads like this.

"Yellow Emperor cultivates morality and strengthens troops. He governs the five qi and five kinds of arts. He caresses the people, saves the four directions, and teaches the bears, the brave, and the tiger. He is an emperor on horseback."

It can be seen that the ancients at that time were very powerful.

Because there were no modern thermal weapons and high technology in ancient times, human equipment was very backward. Wanting to tame those powerful beasts depends entirely on physical strength.

Although the ancients could tame ferocious beasts and make them submit,

And for oneself to ride and go to the battlefield to kill the enemy, there will also be some credit for wisdom, but the proportion is very small.

Why do you say that?

Because the way of thinking of ferocious beasts is simple and rude, they believe in the law of the jungle where the weak prey on the strong.

If your strength is weaker than them, no matter how strong your wisdom is, it will treat you as a snack.

Foxes are smart enough, right? That is the recognized wisdom among animals.

At least smarter than tigers and lions.

But has anyone seen foxes tame tigers and lions and order them to kill the enemy?

Therefore, if anyone thinks that human beings have tamed powerful beasts with only wisdom, it is nonsense.

Not to mention taming ferocious beasts, even taming a fierce horse requires a lot of strength.

The first time you ride on its back, if it jumps and runs wildly, it still fails to shake you off your back. Then you win. The next time you ride it, it will be obedient.

And only recognize you as the master.

If others wanted to ride it, they would definitely throw him off the horse mercilessly. It's hard to even get close to it.

It can be seen from this that the ancients in the Yanhuang period must have been very powerful.

According to Li Quan's speculation, the reason why the ancients were so powerful has something to do with their way of life.

The ancients drank blood like hair, ate raw animal flesh, and ate wild fruits in the mountains. Then, in order to obtain these foods, he had to run and exercise in the mountains and forests every day, fighting and killing all kinds of beasts.

It is these primitive ways of life that made the ancients in the Yanhuang period far stronger than modern humans.

The ancients in the Yanhuang period could fight fierce beasts such as elephants, lions, and bears. In modern times, everyone is a superman.

Next, there are humans in the pre-Qin period.

This is a watershed moment.

Why not talk about the earlier Xia, Shang, and Western Zhou?

Because the human beings before the Qin Dynasty still didn't have superpowers. Some people even think that humans in the Shang Dynasty and the early Western Zhou Dynasty were more powerful than those in the Yanhuang period.

Later, because of the war, all the strong fell, and human beings began to decline sharply from the road of the super strong.

The Romance of the Gods in the history of Huaguo is just a mythical novel.

However, some of the content in the book may be true.

No one can verify this.

In the descriptions of the wars before the founding of the Western Zhou Dynasty, the shadows of superpowers can be seen everywhere.

Then in the early Qin Dynasty, the description of human wars and generals changed.

It is no longer about killing ten thousand enemies with one general, but more people have begun to pay attention to strategy, and began to study sharper cold weapons, stronger shields, and bows and arrows with stronger penetrating power.

Why did humans start to study these weapons vigorously?

On the one hand, it is of course the progress of human civilization, on the other hand, it also reflects that human beings must rely on external forces in order to continue to rule the world. In order to fight against those powerful beasts.

To sum up, the pre-Qin period is a watershed for human beings, and the super strong are gone forever.

It is rare to see their traces and describe their heroic deeds.

More is the description of Qin Shihuang's strategy to destroy the six kingdoms.

Humans in this period are not as powerful as those in Yanhuang, Xia, Shang and Western Zhou dynasties. But still very strong.

I believe anyone who has read the history of the Three Kingdoms knows this.

Peerless generals are not given for nothing.

Meng Zhang Fei guarded Changbanqiao alone, and a loud shout frightened a general of Cao Jun to death. It also shows the overwhelming strength of one man guarding the gate and ten thousand men not being able to open it.

Cao Jun's pursuit was stopped by his own strength.

In addition, Chitu among horses and Lu Bu among people, I believe everyone has heard of it.

Lu Bu is known as the tyrannosaurus among men, and with one enemy, three generals and five tiger generals, he still does not lose the wind. It is enough to see how terrifying Lu Bu's strength is.

You know, the Meng Zhang Fei who defended the attack of the Ten Thousand Army just now with the power of one man is one of the five tiger generals.

Based on these descriptions, Li Quan deduced that from the Qin Dynasty to the Three Kingdoms period, humans were still very powerful.

Even beyond the imagination of modern people.

After that, it will be the Tang and Song dynasties. Until the Qing Dynasty, there were fewer and fewer deeds about powerful people among human beings.

On the contrary, martial arts figures and Jianghu masters began to appear.

Each of them is good at boxing, palm, sword and so on.

In fact, this is very similar to modern Sanda, free boxing, and martial arts.

Some of the martial arts masters of this period may have really cultivated the legendary internal strength. But there is definitely no way to compare with the strong in the pre-Qin and Three Kingdoms periods.

It is even more incomparable with the Yanhuang period.

But even in the late Qing Dynasty, you can still hear some stories from time to time about martial arts masters killing foreign invaders, or eliminating violence and peace.

Their strength should be closer to modern Sanda champions, boxing champions and the like.

In modern times, the physical fitness of human beings is really weak.

Even a grown man might not be able to beat a larger shepherd or shepherd dog with his bare hands.

This is something that was unimaginable in the Yanhuang period.

People in that period estimated that killing lions and tigers was just like playing.

As for the wolf dog, in front of the ancients in the Yanhuang period, I am afraid that it is no different from a rabbit. You can pinch to death with a backhand.

This set of five-animal opera breathing methods learned by Li Quan was created by Hua Tuo.

Hua Tuo belonged to the late Eastern Han Dynasty.

This is a little earlier than the Three Kingdoms period.

From this, it can be inferred that the set of Wu Qin Xi exercises created by Hua Tuo should be ranked at the second level, that is, the level of the strong in the pre-Qin period.

If Li Quan is successful in cultivation, he will probably be as powerful as a warrior of the Three Kingdoms.

All this is just Li Quan's personal guess.

Whether it is true can only be known after he has practiced.

Aware of the power of Wu Qin Xi's teaching method, Li Quan also made up his mind that he must not pass it on to others indiscriminately.

It's okay to pass it on to your future wife.

But if it is passed on to some people with corrupt moral character, after the other party learns it, they really have a powerful strength far surpassing that of martial arts masters. Then use power to harm the people.

That would be troublesome.

The Wuqinxi breathing method is divided into five layers. If it is only used to treat leukemia, learning the first layer of breathing method is enough. Soaring Chinese

Even if he really wanted to pass it on to others in the future, Li Quan was only going to pass it on to the first level.

As for the following cultivation method, he will never pass it on to outsiders easily.

to prevent harm to society.

"Hey, honey, what are you thinking about while holding the book in a daze?"

Sophie didn't know when she woke up.

She waved her hand, and her slender, white fingers swayed in front of Li Quan's eyes.

"Hehe, I didn't think about anything. I was thinking about some principles in the medical book." Li Quan put down the medical book. "By the way, I fried a new Chinese medicine for you. Well, let me check the temperature first."

Li Quan probed the outer wall of the glass jug with his hand, and it was warm.

This temperature is just right.

Drink tea, drink medicine, and eat, neither too hot nor too cold.

If you often drink hot tea, it is easy to burn the esophageal mucosa. Under long-term accumulation, it is very easy to become cancerous.

Many throat cancers are caused by eating very hot food for a long time or drinking hot tea.

This point must be paid attention to.

"Drink the medicine first, and then have dinner, is that okay? I guess your mother is going to buy food, and she should be back soon." Li Quan glanced at the time on the phone.

It's already past seven in the evening.

"Honey, can I make a request?" Sophie looked at the big black pot of Chinese medicine, her heart pounding.

These traditional Chinese medicines are really bitter.

"If you ask to add sugar to the medicine, don't mention it. You can't add sugar to this medicine." No matter how much Li Quan loves her, he must be cruel.

Good medicine tastes bitter, and ensuring the efficacy of the medicine is the first priority.

Only in this way can her disease be cured.

"Okay, you guessed it all! I want to take a big gulp this time, can I?" Sophie stuck out her tongue aggrievedly, and looked at Li Quan with a pitiful expression.

"Of course there is no problem. But you must not choke."

Li Quan readily agreed.

Pour out the traditional Chinese medicine and put it in a bowl, Sophie finished it with a few big mouthfuls. She was so bitter that she stuck out her tongue, her nose and eyebrows were crowded together, forming countless wrinkles.

"It's great! It still looks like a bowl and a half, come on!" Li Quan cheered her up.

"Honey, can I have a rest for a few minutes before drinking the second bowl?" Sophie burst into tears.

"Okay!" Li Quan thought of something, stood up and said to her. "I'll go out for a while, and I'll be right back."

After speaking, Li Quan walked out of the ward quickly.

After about five or six minutes, he ran back panting heavily.

"Why did you go? Shouldn't you go to the cafeteria to find my mother?" Sophie asked with a smile.

Sophie's mother had come back by this time.

The meals I bought are all placed on the bedside cabinet.

A ward for four people is very small. I hope Sophie can recover and leave the hospital as soon as possible.

Then you will be free.

"I won't tell you now. I'll give you a little surprise after you finish drinking the medicine." Li Quan smiled mysteriously.

"Hmph, it's too late!" She snorted, poured out a bowl of traditional Chinese medicine, and drank it dry in a few gulps.

Then without a break, he drank the last half of the remaining bowl.

"Okay, I've finished drinking, what's the surprise?" This little girl is always so arrogant.

Sophie's mother watched the young couple fight and laughed.

"Dang Dang Dang!"

Li Quan took out a bag of salted white ginger from his pocket like a magic trick.

"Oh, give it to me, give it to me quickly!"

Sophie just gritted her teeth and drank two bowls of extremely bitter Chinese medicine, feeling very uncomfortable in her stomach. I feel like throwing up.

Seeing that Li Quan bought salt ginger for her, her eyes sparkled.

Like a child seeing a long-awaited popsicle.

"Haha, I'm making you greedy. Ginger has the effects of increasing appetite, suppressing vomiting, promoting blood circulation and warding off cold, but it is easy to get angry, so you can't eat too much. You can only eat a small piece every time you drink the traditional Chinese medicine."

Li Quan tore open the packaging bag and asked Sophie to choose a piece by herself.

She chose a piece that was neither too big nor too small, and put it in her mouth happily. Then there was an expression of enjoyment on his face.

The turbulence in the stomach was slowly suppressed.

No more nausea.

Ginger slices are very effective in treating vomiting and nausea.

Moreover, it can be taken with most traditional Chinese medicines at the same time, and will not interfere with the efficacy of other traditional Chinese medicines.

It is precisely because it has these characteristics that some old Chinese doctors call it Qinglian in medicine.

What does that mean?

It is to describe it as a lotus flower, which emerges from the mud without being stained, and will not be mixed with the effects of other traditional Chinese medicines.

"You just finished drinking the traditional Chinese medicine, and you can't eat now. You can start eating in half an hour. Now, you can watch us eat, and then secretly swallow your saliva."

Li Quan teased her with a smile.

"Hmph! Hit you!"

She waved her powder fist and made an angry expression of wanting to beat Li Quan.

It has to be said that a beautiful woman is a beautiful woman, and the way she punches people is so touching.

"Hehe~!"

Sophie's mother saw that her daughter had improved obviously and had begun to show vitality, and her heart was filled with joy.

"Xiao Li, this meal is for you. The two of you stay inside, and I'll eat outside."

She carried her share and walked out of the ward.

Li Quan had eaten, but he was thinking about teaching Sophie to practice Wu Qinxi in his mind.

Not only should she be taught the essentials of movements, but also the way of breathing.

Definitely not appropriate in a ward.

Maybe the Office of Chinese Medicine Research is a good place to be.

Anyway, there is usually no one there, except Li Quan, the first researcher, who sometimes runs over to sit for a while.

I don't know how Professor Exon's research is after taking Sophie's blood and bone marrow samples?

As for entertaining these American experts, Li Quan didn't need to worry about it at all.

The hospital is profitable, and it treats these American experts as treasures.

A special person is responsible for the meals.

When the American experts are researching, they will provide what they need in a timely manner.

...

After Sophie also had dinner, Li Quan took her pulse to see if the medicine had worked?

"Wow, the pulse is clear, long, and powerful, rising steadily. This is really surprising." After Li Quan gave her the pulse, his hanging heart finally fell to the ground.

There was a lot of joy and anticipation in my heart.

This hurdle can finally be passed.

In a person's life, there will be various tribulations. As long as you grit your teeth, it will eventually pass.

It was only about an hour after Sophie drank the traditional Chinese medicine, her pulse had already undergone such a gratifying change. It shows that Qian Yi's prescription works.

However, if this prescription is used alone, the effect will be much worse.

Must be used in conjunction with acupuncture treatment.

"Honey, how is it? Is my condition better?" Sophie couldn't immediately feel whether her body had improved.

After all, taking traditional Chinese medicine does not have the immediate effect of acupuncture.

It will only be a little bit, and slowly help the body recover.

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