Chapter 149 148 Wudang Golden Toad Kung Fu, the sun and moon can be swallowed!

After going down the mountain and leaving the Shaolin Temple scenic area, it was already late at night. Chen Jue first found a 24-hour B&B in a nearby town to stay for one night.

Chen Jue felt that he slept particularly soundly that night, and he probably felt that he had made a lot of merit in helping others become "Buddhas".

It was already 10 o'clock in the morning when he got up the next day, washed up and had breakfast, and then Chen Jue continued hiking southwest with his backpack on his back.

I spent two days and walked more than 400 kilometers, visiting the flat landforms and rivers and lakes in the Central Plains. Compared with the hilly landforms in Wenzhou, the terrain in the Central Plains is indeed much flatter. You can see a flat wheat field on the road.

, unlike Wen City where there are mountains and fields, mostly terraced fields, and a few neat stretches of flat land as far as the eye can see.

By the time we reached the foot of Wudang Mountain, it was already the night of the fourth day, and we found a bed and breakfast in a tourist town at the foot of the mountain.

By the way, perhaps because of the atmosphere created by the scenic spot, all the B&Bs and hotels that can be seen nearby have the name "Inn", and the decorations are also antique. It has a sense of the artistic conception of martial arts novels about knights traveling around the world.

Inside.

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After sleeping one night in the inn, Chen Jue got up the next day and contacted Taoist Master Liu Shiqing on WeChat.

When the other party learned about Chen Jue's arrival, he was quite surprised. He sent a location on WeChat and briefly chatted with Chen Jue.

Probably because of the bonus of [Lu Zu Enlightenment] and the foundation established by the Eight Immortals of Chuanquan, Chen Jue has an inexplicable feeling of intimacy towards Taoist people and Taoist culture.

After leaving the inn, I had a bowl of the famous local Xiangyang beef noodles in the small town. The business of the small shop was booming and the atmosphere in the shop was warm. A bowl of hand-rolled noodles was added with authentic braised beef and a spoonful of cool red spicy oil.

, spicy, numbing, and fresh fusion, delicious taste, long aftertaste, after eating one bowl, I felt that it was not enough, Chen Jue went to order a second bowl, and felt warm and delicious in his stomach, so he slowly paid and left the noodle shop

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After filling his stomach, Chen Jue followed the navigation and came to the location sent by Taoist Master Liu Shiqing.

On the road, we often see tourists entering the mountain, as well as Taoist priests wearing buns and coarse robes, and there are even some foreign faces among them.

I think it's because Wudang Kung Fu is famous all over the world and Taoist culture has a long history. Even foreigners come here to learn from it.

Moreover, these practitioners dressed as Taoist priests were in a hurry, probably going to do their morning exercises.

By the way, it should be mentioned here that Taoist is just a unified title, and it does not mean you can be called a Taoist just by putting your hair in a bun.

There are distinctions between Taoist priests and non-monastic monks. Those who are not monks are also called lay people. Currently, there are two mainstream sects, one is Quanzhen and the other is Zhengyi (there are too many other large and small sects to mention).

Taoist priests of the Quanzhen sect are monastic Taoist priests who cannot get married, are vegetarians, and live in Taoist temples. The men are Gan Dao, and the women are Kun Tao. They have long hair, buns, and can wear crowns. Gan Tao has beards.

Taoist priests of the Zhengyi sect can get married and eat meat. Most of them are Taoist priests who do not become monks, also known as incense laymen. They do not need to have long hair and beards, and dress like ordinary people. It is basically impossible to tell that they are Taoist priests without Taoist attire.

Of course, there is an obvious difference between the disciples of the two sects. The disciples of the Zhengyi sect must be conferred talismans to become qualified Taoist priests, while the disciples of the Quanzhen sect need to be taught ordination.

In fact, most of the people Chen Jue saw rushing to practice martial arts were not orthodox Taoist priests, but apprentices and hobbyists who came here to learn martial arts.

This is the same principle for lay disciples recruited by the school.

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While walking around, Chen Jue arrived at the location. He looked up and found that it was a Taoist temple, so he went in to visit and saw Taoist Master Liu Shiqing who was leading his disciples to recite Taoist scriptures and do morning homework.

Instead of going up to disturb him, he first placed some incense sticks in the temple, paid homage to Sanqing Tianzun, and waited for Liu Shiqing to finish his morning classes before he went up to say hello.

"Daochang Liu!"

"Master Chen Jue, welcome! It's our great honor that you can come to Wudang to discuss martial arts." Liu Shiqing lost to Chen Jue in one move and left a deep impression on Chen Jue, so he became extremely enthusiastic when they met.

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"Taoist Master Liu, you're welcome. The Thirty-Six Arts of Wudang Sect is famous far and wide, and I have also learned a few skills. This time I came to visit purely to seek advice." Chen Jue said politely, cupping his hand.

The two chatted for a while in the main hall. In addition, Chen Jue had taken the golden elixir and exuded a comfortable aura. Therefore, the more Liu Shiqing looked at Chen Jue, the more he liked him.

"Master Chen Jue, your martial arts skills are unrivaled in the world. Even the previous chief instructor was defeated by you. With my little skills, I dare not teach you."

"But one of my uncles was very interested when he heard that you were coming and wanted to meet you in person." Liu Shiqing said and led Chen Jue to the foot of Wudang Mountain.

When the two of them came out of the Taoist temple and arrived in front of an orthopedic clinic with a half-open door in the town, Chen Jue heard with keen ears a low, muffled sound like a toad inflating in the courtyard behind the orthopedic clinic.

It's being passed on bit by bit.

Although the bus was noisy with tourists visiting the town, Chen Jue could still tell with his current hearing that the master inside was practicing the secret Wudang Golden Toad Kung Fu.

The golden toad is a sacred object in Taoist culture. As the saying goes: "Three-legged toads are hard to find, and two-legged people are everywhere." The three-legged toad refers to the golden toad.

There is a story in Taoist legend about Liu Hai playing with a golden toad. It is said that the golden toad was transformed by a relative of Liu Hai who was greedy for money. He loved to hear the sound of money colliding, so the golden toad was regarded as a god of wealth.

The Liu Hai in this story is Liu Haichan, one of the five northern ancestors of Quanzhen Taoism. His original name was Liu Cao, with the courtesy name Zongcheng and the nickname Haichanzi. This Taoist ancestor passed through Zhengyangzi (Zhong Liquan) and Lu Chunyang (Lu Dongbin) successively.

)'s enlightenment was traced at the foot of Zhongnan Mountain, the elixir was completed, and the corpse was dissected. Liu Haichan's disciple was Zhang Boduan, the Ziyang master who wrote "Wu Zhen Chapter", and his inheritance is far-reaching.

The concept of Wudang Golden Toad Kung Fu is taken from the journey of this sea toad son. It is a simulated frog breathing kung fu, also called Big Toad Qi and Diao Toad Strength. The villain kung fu toad kung fu is poorly written in martial arts novels.

It just comes from it.

"What a profound training in dirty kung fu!"

"How much lung capacity does it take to exhale and inhale like this?" Chen Jue listened in fascination outside the clinic. He immediately followed Liu Shiqing and pushed open the small door of the clinic, which was ajar, and walked into the courtyard behind the clinic.

I saw a middle-aged Taoist priest touching the ground with two fingers, his whole body half suspended in the air, making a posture like a toad squatting, leaning forward, his legs hanging in the air against his arms, and he seemed to be swallowing a bead in his mouth

, his cheeks were swollen, his neck was bulging, his abdomen was bulging, and with a "gurgling" sound, a stream of hot air spurted out from his nasal cavity, falling to the ground and raising a cloud of smoke.

"If you have a high ambition in your heart, you can swallow up the sun and the moon!"

"This toad has such a big breath!"

Chen Jue used his heavenly senses to observe the Taoist master practicing the Golden Toad Kung Fu, and he felt as if he was seeing a real toad swallowing the essence of the sun and moon.

Judging from Chen Jue's experience, this middle-aged Taoist master's martial arts has already acquired the essence of the Golden Toad Kung Fu, and his body is deeply imprinted with spiritual energy. When he inflates, there is a faint thunder in his chest. It is obvious that he has acquired the Zang Refining Yi.

Marrow's superior kung fu.

The third update! This chapter is the fifth update to add points to the collection of over 100,000. Pian Feng will continue to update and see if he can get another chapter out later.

If you've been waiting for too long, you can go to bed early. I'm in normal condition today, I guess I just caught a cold. I can't guarantee whether the next chapter will be released.
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