Chapter 690 Illusion
"Martial arts..."
Chu Junyin's heart suddenly shook, he raised his hand,
His fingers involuntarily pointed at Xie Que in front of him, and his words were full of disbelief:
"You...you are actually..."
Although I had already vaguely guessed that the other party might be inextricably linked to the Maha World,
But the word "martial arts", as a unique practice system in the Maha world, undoubtedly instantly solved Chu Junyin's doubts.
As soon as these two words came out, Xie Que's status as a person in the Maha Realm was undoubtedly confirmed.
And based on the strength he displayed, it is inferred that this person is very likely to be at the top of the pyramid of the Maha Realm.
Just when Chu Junyin's thoughts were swirling, Xie Que's movements were as fast as lightning, and a broad palm gently touched his forehead:
"The martial arts I am going to teach you is definitely not what you imagined, nor can it be compared to any traditional martial arts spread in the world!"
Every word he said was like a heavy hammer, hitting Chu Junyin's heart.
"Based on what I gave you just now, you should be able to go further!"
"Now, what you must do is to completely abandon those complicated and lengthy techniques and magical powers in your mind."
"Although they have been a help on your spiritual journey, they may also become a stumbling block for you."
Xie Que continued:
"You have to learn to feel the microscopic world in the purest and most direct way, to feel every detail of this world."
"If you can do this, you will be able to reach the blood realm!"
Suddenly, Chu Junyin's thoughts seemed to be drawn into a whirlpool.
His will began to become trance-like, as if he were in an undivided fog.
In the fog, time seemed to have lost its meaning and space became blurred.
The next moment, an indescribable feeling of emptiness suddenly hit me.
Chu Junyin only felt that the memories that were originally full in his mind began to recede like a tide.
Paper-cutting, shadow-making, and magical methods disappeared from his cognition one after another without a trace.
Even his most basic understanding of the world, such as the interdependence of yin and yang and the five elements, the reincarnation of heavenly stems and earthly branches, and even various theoretical concepts have been forgotten by him.
Only the modern scientific concepts about atoms, molecules, gravity, and magnetic fields that Xie Que had just taught him, as well as a complete Hongmeng Parasitic Art, still existed in his mind.
This Hongmeng Parasitism Technique is not an incomplete version taught by a half-hearted person like Tong Shucheng, but a great avenue-level magical power created by Xie Que himself.
Xie Que stood aside, quietly looking at Chu Junyin's somewhat dazed eyes, and whispered to himself:
"Come on... The concept of blood realm has just been created. Whether you can truly reach that realm depends on your perseverance, wisdom and luck."
Xie Que's initial plan was to use Chu Junyin's power to destroy the Mingguang Realm as a test for the Hongmeng Parasitism Technique.
However, as time went by, Xie Que gradually realized that the Buddhist world was enough to carry the Hongmeng Parasitism Art.
And the existence of Chu Junyin is not completely meaningless to Xie Que.
Its greatest value now is to help him push the realm of "Blood Realm" from theory to practice, from fantasy to reality.
Just when such thoughts flashed through his mind, Xie Que waved his hands gently, and in an instant, cosmic light erupted from the river of time, eventually transforming into the head of a candle dragon.
The Zhulong's mouth opened wide, and it seemed to wrap Chu Junyin's entire body in an instant.
Chu Junyin felt his eyes go dark.
Immediately afterwards, an indescribable feeling of sleepiness came over me like a tide.
He tried to resist, but found that he could only let the tiredness drag him into the darkness.
When he opened his eyes again, he found that he was in a completely unfamiliar world.
Surrounded by bright and dazzling lights, the entire space was illuminated like daylight, making it difficult for Chu Junyin to adapt for a while.
Chu Junyin looked around in astonishment and saw that the interior space was wide and neat rows of tables and chairs were arranged in an orderly manner.
Each table is filled with a variety of books and stationery. The books and papers look very different.
Compared with the bamboo slips and ink he had seen in the past, it was a world of difference.
He looked down and saw that the clothes he was wearing had also undergone earth-shaking changes.
It is no longer the long robe with large sleeves and complicated patterns.
Instead, he wears a simple and bright blue and white outfit. The clothes and pants are separated, making it comfortable to wear and move freely.
There were several words printed on his chest that were very similar to the common characters in the Mingguang Realm. He couldn't help but mutter in his heart:
"The second tallest person in Dragon City."
However, these four words were like a heavenly book to him, and he could not get any useful information from them.
At this moment, Chu Junyin turned his head again and his eyes fell on a young man beside him.
This young man was dressed the same as him, also wearing a blue and white school uniform, but his hair was less than three inches, so short that he was not used to it.
The young man was burying his head in the book at the moment, and the tip of his pen quickly crossed the paper.
Full of curiosity and confusion, Chu Junyin quietly moved closer to take a look, only to see that the paper was covered with densely packed characters that he could not understand at all.
These characters have different shapes, but they seem to follow some complex rules.
"What and what are these?" Chu Junyin muttered to himself, frowning.
Just as he was deep in thought, a clear bell suddenly rang outside the classroom.
Immediately afterwards, a bald middle-aged man, wearing a neat striped shirt, walked steadily to the podium.
His expression was extremely serious, and he had a book in his arms.
With his arrival, the originally noisy classroom suddenly became silent, as if even the air had solidified.
The man looked around, and wherever he looked, the boys and girls lowered their heads, for fear of looking into his eyes.
Then he spoke slowly, with a loud and powerful voice:
"The performance of our class in this monthly exam was actually pretty good, but what makes me disappointed is that classmate Chu Junyin actually handed in a blank paper."
"This is the first time this has happened in our second-highest Osai class in Dragon City."
Listening to the man's words, Chu Junyin suddenly felt more confusion and confusion in his heart.
However, he did not show the slightest panic. Instead, he chose silence and observation with an extraordinary calmness and rationality.
He knew that in this completely unfamiliar world, he could only maintain inner peace and sobriety.
Only in this way can we adapt to the environment more quickly and find our own way of survival.
After the man stared deeply at Chu Junyin, he seemed to have read through his mind.
But without saying anything else, he immediately opened the book in his hand and started his lecture.
Seeing this, Chu Junyin silently followed his deskmate's example and took out a book with the word "mathematics" printed on the cover from his schoolbag.
Although he was full of doubts and confusion, he still chose to calm down and listen carefully.
Throughout the class, Chu Junyin was highly focused.
He constantly observed every movement and word of the man on the podium,
Trying to capture some clues about the world.
At first he was at a loss for what the man said;
Those complicated formulas and tedious reasoning were as difficult to understand as a bible to him.
With the passage of time, Chu Junyin gradually discovered that
Although what the man said and wrote was vastly different from the divination methods he was familiar with,
But the logic and reasoning contained in it seem to have the same purpose but the same purpose.
The mathematics here are more complex and profound, requiring more rigorous thinking and more precise calculations.
Chu Junyin secretly sighed in his heart. After all, he was an old guy who had lived for more than a thousand years and had seen quite a lot of the world.
But the fantasy world in front of him made him feel an unprecedented novelty and shock.
After class, he made insinuations,
Communicate and discuss with classmates, and gradually begin to understand this fantasy world.
He was also filled with emotion: "It really is a vast world, full of wonders. This kind of civilization, this kind of world, is really completely different from ours."
His identity in this illusion is simple and pure,
Apart from being a student, he is a helpless orphan.
There is not much connection or connection with other people in this world.
It was precisely because of his status as an orphan that the second high school student in Longcheng prepared an independent single dormitory for him.
And there is also a monthly living allowance, so Chu Junyin does not need to worry about anything else.
After Chu Junyin knew that he did not need to be distracted by trivial matters, he was ready to devote all his energy to learning the knowledge of this world.
After a period of familiarity, he gradually understood the mysterious monk's profound meaning and intentions.
Although the other party kept saying that he would teach him martial arts, he actually did not directly give him any specific skills or secrets.
On the contrary, the monk just used some seemingly ethereal concepts,
To stimulate Chu Junyin's curiosity and desire for knowledge, and then put him alone in this illusion.
Chu Junyin knew in his heart that this was by no means as simple as teaching a skill.
He guessed that the monk's real purpose was to hope that he could learn and understand this huge system called "science" through in-depth study.
Then he used this as a foundation to open up a new path to martial arts and create an unprecedented martial arts classic.
This speculation filled Chu Junyin's heart with expectations.
He understood that this was an unprecedented path;
But he also understood that only in this way could he reach the height that the monk expected.
After spending some time, Chu Junyin gradually adapted to and became familiar with this new learning and living process.
Chu Junyin finally fully devoted himself to the study and life of the second high school in Longcheng.
In this illusion carefully constructed by Xie Que, the atmosphere of Longcheng Second High School is extremely harmonious and positive.
Almost everyone Chu Junyin meets here, whether they are teachers or classmates,
They would lend a helping hand to him without hesitation and patiently answer every question he had, as if he had arrived.
In such an atmosphere, Chu Junyin's studies progressed extremely smoothly.
With his extraordinary wisdom and unremitting efforts, he quickly built a cognitive framework for scientific knowledge.
From the initial ignorance to the gradual improvement, Chu Junyin's progress is staggering.
In less than a month, he had mastered the text here.
Learned to use a smartphone and even started browsing the internet.
As time goes by, Chu Junyin's academic achievements have become increasingly significant.
His scores in mathematics, physics, chemistry and other subjects have improved almost by leaps and bounds, and he shines in every exam.
Moreover, every time Chu Junyin learns something new, he can quickly understand the essence of these things and find the essence, which also makes the teachers marvel.
In less than half a year, Chu Junyin had already stood out in his grade and achieved first place in his grade.
The subsequent college entrance examination became a stage for Chu Junyin to show off himself.
With excellent results, he won the title of Dragon City's top pick in one fell swoop, drawing a successful conclusion to his high school life.
After graduation, Chu Junyin successfully entered a top university renowned at home and abroad with excellent results.
After his consideration, Chu Junyin began to choose from several subjects.
After he finally made his choice, he decided to major in physics.
For him, physics is not only the cornerstone of science;
It is also the bridge connecting the macro world and the micro world, and is the key to him exploring the mysteries of all things and pursuing the true meaning of the world.
In the broader place of university, Chu Junyin no longer studied as hard as he did in high school.
Instead, I began to try to integrate the knowledge I had learned and try to find a path of my own.
He knew that this was an unprecedented road, full of unknowns and...
But he also understands that only in this way can he truly surpass his predecessors and reach the top.
However, because Xie Que deliberately erased the concepts of Yin-Yang and the Five Elements in his mind when constructing the illusion for him, he encountered unprecedented difficulties when creating the technique.
He could only rely on the remaining Hongmeng Parasitism Technique in his memory to make difficult deductions and attempts.
"There are no monks in this world, which means that this place is completely spiritual." Chu Junyin thought to himself,
He gradually realized that the specialness of this world might be the key to its development of such advanced science and technology.
Without the existence of spiritual energy and monks, people in this world have devoted all their energy and wisdom to scientific exploration and research.
With this kind of thinking, Chu Junyin decided to start from the "qi and blood" described in Hongmeng Parasitism Art.
Trying to deduce a martial arts classic in this scientific soil.
He first chose to join the martial arts club in the university, and while learning martial arts, he tried to combine them with the physics knowledge he had learned.
However, the reality was far crueler than he imagined.
Although the things taught in the club may seem good, they actually have no real effect.
Chu Junyin practiced hard for two years, and until the end of his sophomore year, he was still unable to cultivate any vitality.
This made him fall into deep thought and began to reflect on whether his direction and methods had deviated.
Until one day, Chu Junyin saw a video on the Internet, saying that there was a real person existing in a certain Taoist temple.
Chu Junyin decided immediately and asked for leave to visit. (End of chapter)