Her mind was spinning rapidly, and Jiang Xin thought of more things in just a few breaths. Seeing Jiang Xin's silence, the doctors were a little confused for a moment, but fortunately, it didn't last long before Jiang Xin regained consciousness.
Look up.
"I'm sorry." Jiang Xin slowly shook her head: "I learned this skill from other places, and I swore not to spread it to others."
Then looking at a trace of disappointment on the faces of several people, Jiang Xin continued: "But my brother's illness may take a few days to be cured. If you don't mind, I can make some clay figures for you to try.
try."
Hearing Jiang Xin's words, although everyone felt regretful, they still nodded in agreement.
The human body is inherently special, and the clay figures made by Jiang Xin are even more special with Qi. In their imagination, if the changes in Qi and the deeper connections between meridians and acupuncture points can be tested on the clay sculptures,
Maybe they can have the ability to go more directly to the source and see the essence of the disease.
Western medicine generally associates the onset and end of diseases with the lesions and repairs of cells. They do not refute this point, but it can be seen from both hands that Qi plays a larger role in it than changes in cellular substances.
effect.
This effect is not fully demonstrated in ordinary people, but it is fully demonstrated in the group of strangers. However, whether it is prescriptions, acupuncture or spiritual treatments, most of them affect Qi through interference with the body.
Change and feed back again.
There are really not many methods that can directly guide and control Qi and cure diseases. Those who can achieve this level are basically famous, and they are the ones with a great personal reputation.
Wang Zizhong is considered one, and his disciple Hu Lanlan is also considered one. Looking further up, the existing Xing Qi circuits in the human body can be eliminated, and the rootless energy that promotes the body's self-repair can barely be regarded as half and half.
But this person is not famous in this way.
It’s still the word ‘realm’. Even medical skills have realms. Saving lives before death, eradicating diseases in the cradle, and nipping problems in the bud. The three realms are becoming more and more profound, but if you want to reach the third level, you will have to do it before the disease occurs.
The state of eradication is really not an easy task.
What Jishitang advocates is not the theory of treating the head for headaches and the feet for foot pain, but integrating the essence, energy and spirit of the human body into one body and practicing medicine according to the theory of yin and yang and the five elements. He attaches great importance to Qi nature. This is how Jiang Xin's method can be seen.
of preciousness.
In Jiang Xin's hands, these clay figurines have basically no other use except for fighting, but in the hands of these doctors, by stabbing the acupuncture points, meridians and Qi to varying degrees, it is entirely possible for them to find Qi and the body more intuitively
contact.
And since the clay figurine doesn't matter whether it's life or death, there's no need to give up. Although the experiment is good, it has energy, has a human form, and is not afraid of death. Such good experimental materials can't be found with a lantern in ordinary times.
In theory, all of them can be used for experiments, but the problem is that they are doctors!
Doctors do not treat illnesses and save lives, but use swords and guns to arrest people and use them as experimental materials. This is no longer a shameful thing, but it is enough to make many people feel terrible.
As the saying goes, a good medicine can also be used as a poison to kill. The more skilled a person is in medicine, the more aware he is of the fragility of the human body. It is okay for such people to treat their illnesses with peace of mind. If they come out to take action, how can they not cause other people to panic?
Suspicion.
Therefore, they would accept Jiang Xin's proposal when there was an extreme lack of suitable materials. Even if Jiang Xin added other additional conditions, these people could not hesitate too much.
...
In the side room, isolated from the movement outside, Fang Shuzu and Yang Cheng sat opposite each other and said calmly: "What I'm going to do next is the method of spiritual healing, a method involving the spiritual soul. It allows me to pass through
Show the changes in your spiritual world."
"But the premise is that you can't be too defensive, otherwise I will be kicked out. So, relax, calm, and concentrate, these are the most basic requirements."
"Okay." Yang Chengsheng took a breath and nodded calmly. The next moment, the fluctuations in his inner demon became more and more public in Fang Shuzu's eyes: "Just right!"
After saying that, Fang Shuzu's breath moved slightly, and his hands hung under Yang Cheng's wrists. Wisps of Qi breath hung down like heavy smoke, connecting the two people together. As Fang Shuzu's eyes closed, after a short period of darkness, he saw
Something he wants to see.
The human spirit is a relatively idealistic thing. Everyone's spiritual world is different. No one, even himself, can accurately describe his own spiritual world in words. What Fang Shuzu sees now is just
Just a performance.
But just in this appearance, the inner demon has already appeared.
The pure white is just a meaningless embellishment. What really attracted Fang Shuzu's attention was the invisible aura constantly wandering in this background.
This energy is ever-changing like an invisible thing, but through the clear and uncertain mist, you can see the core inside, a ball of 'light' with impermanent colors, and it is this ball of 'light' that is jumping up and down like a monkey at this time,
The mist emanating from the surroundings dyed the background a little distorted.
If it were an inner demon, Yang Cheng, whose spiritual world had been distorted like this, would have lost control long ago, but it wasn't, so he could only watch his achievements fade away little by little, and then he became even more diligent,
Until it saw Fang Shuzu.
"not good!"
Seeing the ball suddenly stop, Fang Shuzu's heart subconsciously moved. There was no need to experience it personally. An unexplained intuition told him: He was being targeted!
But it's too late now. In the spiritual world, its speed is unimaginable by ordinary people. In just an instant, the 'ball' approached Fang Shuzu: Hey Cha!
...
The method of spiritual healing has a certain burden on the human spirit, and due to the mystery of the spiritual world, it often takes longer to come to a conclusion. Therefore, everyone just sat in the hall for a while and then left, and Jiang Xin
Also among them.
After a while, several people mingled with Jiang Xin in a relatively remote garden of Jishi Hall.
It is said that Chinese medicine has accumulated a lot of experience, but the few people who hang out with Jiang Xin are not considered to be old, especially when the foreigners themselves are physically strong. They have passed the heavy responsibility of middle age and look almost the same as young people.
.
At this time, this group of middle-aged people who looked like teenagers were asking Jiang Xin to make a few more clay figurines for them to study the mysteries.
It was just clay sculptures, there were as many as they wanted. Jiang Xin simply made a bunch of them for them, and then asked two questions from time to time while they were happily playing with the clay sculptures, most of which related to the meridians.
The formation and shaping of.
But once or twice was okay. After a few more, several people finally thought about it and looked at Jiang Xin: "Little brother, you have been asking us questions about the formation and shaping of meridians. Is there something wrong with your body?"
?”
"No, I'm just curious." Jiang Xin chuckled and immediately thought of a way to respond: "I have been abroad and had contact with those alchemists. Their insights and achievements on the human body are quite similar to ours.
difference."
As soon as Jiang Xin said this, everyone suddenly became interested: "Oh? Can you tell us what the differences are?"
"Of course." Seeing everyone taking the bait, Jiang Xin nodded happily: "I saw a strange person there, a strange person who was transformed by someone."
"His meridians do not have twelve meridians and eight extraordinary meridians. Instead, they are believed to have been twisted into a few five major and three thick ones, and his physical cells were forcibly transformed."
"Meridians only transport energy, and the body is the part that truly exerts its abilities."
"Later, I investigated carefully and found that the meridians in his body could be twisted and transformed by others, and finally merged into one place. However, when I tried to conduct experiments on some spirit animals, I found that it could not achieve similar results.
the goal of."
"Even if the meridians of animals are forcibly transplanted into the human body, they will still be dead in the end and cannot allow Qi to flow through them. This is the case with living animals. It is even more difficult to apply this method to clay sculptures.
"
"So I want to ask, what is the essence of the so-called meridians, or how can one life's meridians be transplanted into another life."
After hearing Jiang Xin's words, everyone couldn't help but fell silent. After a long time, someone raised their head: "What is the essence of the so-called meridians? It is difficult for me to describe it accurately to you, but one thing is clear.
It’s also invisible.”
"The tangible thing is that the essence of its operation actually includes the circulation of qi and blood, and the word 'blood' in the word qi and blood refers to the blood in the human body. The intangible thing is that it can carry the movement of things like qi."
"Qi is an innate Qi, the foundation of human birth, but no one can concretely describe what the essence of Qi is. It is abstract energy, something more mysterious than the soul."
"You can see it and touch it, but you can't hold it in your hands forever."
"If you want to understand the essence of meridians, Qi cannot be bypassed. If someone can bypass the essence of Qi and directly shape the meridians and the Qi in them, among other things, in the medical field, it should be regarded as a unique skill."
Both hands?
Hearing everyone's words, Jiang Xin thought of Lu Liang again. How on earth could this guy who had his tongue cut out and his limbs completely mend his body again as soon as he learned how to use both hands?
This is a living example of making bones from human flesh, and the difficulty is beyond what Jiang Xin can achieve now.
The alchemy of artificial human life involves the transformation of meridians, but either it requires the meridians of the experimental subject itself, or there is a hidden danger of sudden death, which is completely using life as a tool.
Although using both hands could create physical meridians without any side effects, Jiang Xin was stuck on this step.
He didn't know if the group of orthodox successors of the Eight Wonders had any messy inherited knowledge, but Jiang Xin was stuck at this step inexplicably.
Jiang Xin was able to create white bones from human flesh, but what he created was always ordinary flesh with no Qi foundation at all, and this was obviously not the result Jiang Xin wanted.
It would be okay if the unreasonable Qi was just Qi refined from acquired Qi, but what Jiang Xin was not sure about now was whether the innate Qi was bred in it, which was why he didn't dare to bet.
Innate Qi is the foundation of human beings. Even ordinary people who do not have access to magic still have innate Qi in their bodies. If the innate Qi is blocked, no matter how hard the heartbeat of the person created by Jiang Xin is, and no matter how lifelike the face, in the end
They cannot be called human beings.
Of course, he can try it slowly bit by bit, but trial and error also has a cost, and the cost of starting from scratch will definitely not be the same as starting from the beginning.
After pondering for a moment, Jiang Xin finally sighed and squeezed back into the group of people: "If possible, I would like to follow you and learn."
"Follow us? What to learn?" Everyone was a little confused.
Jiang Xin pointed to the ravaged clay sculpture: "Study the relationship between Qi, meridians and physical manifestations."
Several people thought for a moment, and considering that Jiang Xin was the provider of these clay sculptures, they finally nodded: "If you want to learn, you can watch, and if you have any questions, you can ask, but some of them involve the secrets of our sect.
Question, we won’t answer you.”
"No problem." Jiang Xin nodded decisively.
Years passed by, and unknowingly, the sky gradually dimmed. When they noticed that the sky was getting darker, everyone finally recovered from the temptation of the clay sculptures, and couldn't help but look at the lobby with a little doubt in their eyes.
"Li De, you are the only one among us who has come into contact with it. How long does it take to perform this spiritual healing?"
"It shouldn't be." There was also a trace of doubt in Li De's eyes: "Although the spiritual world is difficult to understand, several hours have passed. No matter how difficult it is, it should be out by this time."
"Is there something wrong? After all, that kid's situation is somewhat special."
"It shouldn't be." Li De frowned and shook his head: "You don't know, what enters Lingzhi is not the soul, but a ray of spiritual power. It can be cut off easily, and the cost is only a few days of rest."
"Would you like to go take a look?"
"But didn't the hall master say that it's best not to disturb you when you're performing spiritual healing?"
"Then why don't you just keep waiting here, be gentle, and everything should be fine."
The few of them took Li De, the only one who had come into contact with Lingzhi, to discuss it together for a while, and finally made a decision without looking back at Jiang Xin: "Little brother, we are going to get into trouble, and we may need to ask you to
Stay outside for a while, sorry."
"It's okay, everyone, please go." Jiang Xin waved her hand: "I just want you to help me see how my brother is doing when you go in."
A few people nodded and turned around and entered the room.