Innate masters are on the threshold of "refining Qi and transforming into God". Some pursue a higher level to cultivate the spirit, while others do not cultivate the spirit and focus on the body. By constantly polishing the Qi and feeding it back to themselves, they can also play a role in immortality.
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In terms of combat effectiveness, in theory, warriors who specialize in physical training are greater than those who switch to mental training, but this is only theoretical.
Warriors who practice spirituality in actual combat are not stupid, so why would they want to compete with you physically? You can control the enemy remotely by weaving a web using only your spiritual power.
The warrior who specializes in physical training is like a fly stuck to a spider web. He seems strong but sticks tighter and tighter, and is finally easily harvested by the spider.
Unless a warrior who specializes in physical training has reached the level of Guo Jing, his spirit cannot come out but his mind is as unified as one, and he can focus on one thing and everything else does not bother him. Such a person can only be avoided by warriors who specialize in spiritual training.
Miss Yang has a tendency to become Guo Juxia.
She cultivated her spirit, but she also cultivated her body. From this point of view, she received Yang Guo's ideas, and Yang Guo may have been inspired by Guo Juxia.
Li Jiang sighed and said: "Wu Sandai is different after all!"
Therefore, the memory in Miss Yang's mind is very strong. The mental power output by Li Jiang cannot be broken if it is light, but if it is slightly heavy, it will cause a strong rebound.
The consequence of the rebound is that Miss Yang will lose this part of her memory, or more seriously, her mind will be shattered and she will become an idiot.
Not to mention becoming an idiot, missing memory will be troublesome. People will not be able to recall this memory in the future. With Miss Yang's intelligence, would she not have thought that Li Jiang had tampered with her mind?
It’s impossible!
Li Jiang spent a lot of effort to finally overwrite the Dadu Palace time period in her mind with a new memory. He could only do this. It was not that he couldn't delete it, but he didn't dare to delete it. Otherwise, how could he explain the memory loss?
Is it obviously trying to hide something?
Well, how long can the memory of overwriting last? Li Jiang thinks it can be at least a few years.
How many years from now will it happen? Li Jiang said that he has already run away and has something to do with him.
He looked back at the direction of Miss Yang's cabin, and said with lingering fear: "Yang Yihua, I blame you for knowing too much, so I had to do this. But fortunately, we worked together, and I achieved my goal and you were not harmed."
Miss Yang's name was still known to Li Jiang. In the end, he couldn't help but gossip and spent more time to find the memories of Miss Yang when she was a child.
Her parents were still there at that time, and she was still a naughty little girl in the back valley of Zhongnan. She was the great-granddaughter of Yang Guo, and her parents called her "Yihua".
Li Jiang guessed the name Yihua, or it could be "Yihua, Yihua, Yihua, Yihua" etc., because he only heard the pronunciation and never saw the name sticker.
There was a reason for his guess. What Yang Guo wanted most was to fight against the Yuan Dynasty and restore China, so "Recalling China" was the most likely possibility.
Li Jiang felt that he had a clear conscience about spying on other girls when they were young. Because this was not Li Jiang's personal gossip. He was asking on behalf of all the fans who had read "The Legend of Heaven and Dragon Sword".
Early the next morning, Miss Yang woke up. The first thing she did when she woke up was to wonder why she fell asleep inexplicably.
She sat there for a long time, searching herself and her mind, but found nothing wrong.
Finally, she set her sights on the wine jar that still exuded a faint aroma of wine. Is this wine that powerful? Will she get drunk just by smelling it?
She wrinkled her nose, grabbed the wine jar and threw it out of the window.
Listening to the crashing sound coming from the courtyard, she couldn't help but smile and thought to herself that Li Jiang looked like a rogue, but in fact he was polite and did not take advantage of the opportunity...
She covered her hot face and closed the window.
In November of the 16th year of Zhengzheng, the Mingjiao army divided into three groups to conquer the capital of the Yuan Empire.
The delay of several months was due to the need to mobilize troops.
Fan Yao led the Henan and Hebei Guards to form the main siege force and attacked from the south. One hundred thousand people in the eastern theater led by Xu Da were also integrated into the Guards, and he became the commander of the Heavenly Army. The original commander of the Heavenly Army had another appointment.
It was Li Jiang's decision to eat so ugly.
Are you kidding, can the army that fell into his hands be able to run away again? Moreover, Xu Da was also willing. He was grateful to Li Jiang for promoting him from the ordinary rebels, and then against all opinions, he allowed him to lead the troops in pursuit, thus
Make extraordinary achievements.
On the west route, Yaya, the commander of the local army, led the Shanxi Guards out of Taihang, mainly to intercept the Zhangjiakou area and prevent the Yuan army from escaping to the grassland.
Originally there were no troops on the North Road, so Wu Jincao asked him for instructions on how to maneuver remotely, entering the grasslands from Shaanxi and then moving to the north of Dadu.
However, the Military Aircraft Department vetoed it after deliberation. One reason was that time did not allow it. A general offensive was about to be launched. How long would it take you to draw a big arc from the grassland? Meng Yuan still has troops on the grassland. Will he let you pass?
It’s still a question. If there is a war, how long will it take?
The second is that the most important goal of the Western Theater Command is to capture the Kingdom of Abundance, so there is no need to be distracted by this.
Therefore, the Military Aircraft Department issued a troop deployment order to forcefully requisition all merchant ships and civilian ships in the east, plus the Eastern Navy with junk snacks, a total of more than a thousand large and small ships, transporting 50,000 people to the Liaodong Corridor, and strive to garrison Xifengkou
Cut off the Yuan soldiers' retreat route to the north.
The Yuan court had already detected such a big move by the Ming army. All the nobles and officials advised the emperor to hunt north, but the Yuan emperor firmly refused.
No matter it was the advice of the empress dowager or the weeping tears of the veterans of several dynasties, he ignored them all. He was determined to coexist with the majority and not fall from the glory of the golden family.
He even frantically sent his minions Huahua Buluhua and the Great Khan's personal army to kill the opponents. He believed that these opponents had lost the face of the Yuan Empire and were greedy for life and afraid of death!
Most of the cities were in a bloody storm throughout July and August.
The smart people could see clearly that Emperor Yuan was mad and could not come back. So they all picked up the guys and fled.
At this time, Emperor Yuan had the Great Khan's personal army and was able to control the entire city of Dadu. However, he was merciful and allowed everyone except those with the blood of the Golden Family to leave the city.
After October, most of the city was silent, with no killings and no escapees. Only ordinary people and the golden blood who stayed in the palace were left, trembling in the palace, waiting for their fate to be pronounced.
On the eighth day of December, the Military Aircraft Department led the Ming army's main force of 400,000 to surround Dadu.
Strangely, the Ming army did not attack the city. Instead, they sent a delegation headed by Tong Derong and Dazhang Jing that night to open the city gate and enter Dadu and the palace.
On December 12, to the surprise of everyone in Dadu, Emperor Yuan, who had previously clamored to coexist and die with Dadu, became a weakling. After four days of discussion with Mingjiao representatives, he decided to surrender!
On December 13, Li Jiang entered the palace alone and signed the "Agreement on Abdication and Future Treatment of Emperor Yuan" on behalf of the Ming Dynasty.
The agreement stipulates that Emperor Yuan abdicated the throne of Emperor of the Central Plains and Great Khan of Mongolia; Mingjiao named Emperor Yuan the King of Obedience, with treatment equal to that of the emperor, and all living expenses will be allocated by the new government in the future.
On December 15th, the four gates of Dadu were opened, Emperor Yuan surrendered, and the Ming army took over the entire city of Dadu.
On December 16th, Emperor Yuan issued the last imperial edict, announcing that the soldiers and civilians in various places under the original Yuan Dynasty should put down their resistance and wait for the Ming army to take over.
On December 30, the 16th year of the Zhengzheng Period, after half a month of intense preparations, everything was ready for the Zen Ceremony and we were just waiting for tomorrow.
Tomorrow will be a new year and a new day for all people, the first day of the first year of Hongwu.
Chapter completed!