Following the instructions on the labels on the rows of bookshelves, Feng Linmo found the area where traditional ancient immortals were cultivated.
Search for body training and transformation series.
Soon I found some fragments of the Seventy-two Changes.
On the bookshelf, each change is a separate book, and some are even divided into two volumes.
Feng Linwen opened it eagerly and looked through it.
I suddenly felt very raw.
After roughly reading two or three books, Feng Linwen rubbed his eyebrows with a headache.
"Let's look around first to see if there are any notes or annotations left by predecessors!" Many of the terms and expressions in these books are too old for Feng Linmo to understand thoroughly, and on the intranet of Galaxy College , Feng Linmo was unable to log into the public network and directly scan and analyze it.
Walk along the bookshelf.
Sure enough, Feng Linwen found some more books that were written to explain the seventy-two changes.
I randomly picked out a book and was stunned by the title.
"On the transformation from the Nine Transformations Mysterious Technique to the Eighty-nine Transformations Mysterious Technique and then to the Seventy-two Transformations!"
Feng Linwen opened it and saw that although the title of the book was weak, the content was really substantial.
It not only elaborates on the inner connections and certain roots between some classical magical transformation methods, but also explains the root and purpose of the transformations.
And the most obvious point is this.
This kind of practice method was not originally created for fighting or facing enemies, but to cope with natural disasters and fight against the sky. Only as the laws of heaven became more and more rigorous and the rules of heaven became more stringent and standardized, this method of fighting against heaven gradually transformed and became a means of fighting against people.
Only by understanding its roots can we practice better and more purposefully.
This inevitably made Feng Linfu think of his own changes and magical powers, as well as the true energy that he relied on as his foundation.
Although for some reason, this series of methods gradually became one.
But it still lacks a core essence.
And this is what he must pay attention to next.
Because his true Qi is enough to turn into Nascent Soul, according to another practice, he has reached the pinnacle of refining Qi. Further up is the process of refining Qi and transforming into God.
Cultivating the soul requires not only an extremely pure Qi, but also a self-awakening and lasting charm.
The unity of the Yuan Shen is the beginning of truly feeling the heaven, earth and universe, and replacing the heaven, earth and universe with one's own body.
Putting down the books in his hands, Feng Linwen no longer indulged in those classical books on magical powers and methods, but specifically looked for this kind of explanation and research books.
Soon, Feng Linyi picked up another book, "On Pangu's True Body Cultivation from Getting Started to Giving Up".
It was pointed out that the so-called Pangu's true body was the natural body of Pangu in the past.
Cultivating Pangu's true body is like trying to break a mule into a tall horse. Even if it is successful, at most you will no longer be yourself.
Therefore, this method of self-cultivation is only suitable for introductory reference, and is not suitable for relying on it as the foundation and perseverance in practice.
Feng Linwen read a book and gradually became addicted to it.
Suddenly, he was kicked out of the library.
It turned out that it was already the next morning, and he had to participate in the morning exercises for the entire academy.
But after returning to reality, Feng Linwen suddenly discovered that he had forgotten everything he read in the library...forgot!
He knew clearly that he seemed to have seen something extraordinary.
But when I thought about it carefully, I found that I couldn't remember anything.
Feng Linwen didn't believe in evil. He spent several days in the library, as if he was possessed.
But no matter how deeply he looks or how obsessed he is, he will forget everything he has seen when he exits the library. Only when he returns to the library will he remember everything again.
"What's the point of reading like this?" Feng Linwen was a little dazed.
Indeed, if you forget everything you have read, the meaning of learning will seem empty and inexplicable.
It's just that this library is like a big treasure piled with treasures, and Feng Linmo is really reluctant to give up.
Until this day, he saw someone in the library who he thought would never be there.
"Fei Beiming! You can actually read?" Feng Linhu's surprised question made Fei Beiming feel that he had been insulted and had to fight ten bloody battles to repay.
Fei Beiming put down an ancient Gu refining scroll in his hand, and grinned at Feng Linyi. The calmness and wisdom in his eyes were completely different from his usual self.
"Have you also noticed? No matter what you saw or remembered in the library, you will forget everything after you go out?" Fei Beiming asked.
Feng Linwen nodded.
“This is because the entire library is constantly in a non-existent fragment. It is non-existent and false to anyone who enters. No one can steal or take anything away from it. Fei Beiming said.
"Then what's the point of reading?" Feng Linwen suddenly realized why Fei Beiming was different from reality.
He must have been in the library for a long time, but all the insights he gained from reading the books and the content he wrote down will be left in the library. This is equivalent to a person having a considerable period of experience that is blank.
If things go on like this, it will lead to a contrastive bias in personality.
"Of course it makes sense. We can't take away other people's things. Our own things still belong to us. These are the rules of the library. They force us to learn to think for ourselves instead of being taken away by others." Fei Beiming smiled. explained.
Hearing this, Feng Linwen suddenly became enlightened.
He was definitely carried away somewhat.
People tend to have a book superstition.
I think that if it is written in a book or recorded in a certain place, it must be true. I preconceptionally regard it as a classic and pursue it.
Few people doubt that it is false, untrue and full of flaws.
Those annotations in the library may all have some truth, but the truth is other people's truth, not your own.
Just like the annotation in the book about Pangu's true body, it said that Pangu's true body is Pangu's natural body. No matter how others practice, they will only make themselves closer to Pangu and become Pangu, rather than their true self.
But from another perspective, why can’t I be Pangu?
I can be Pangu, someone else, anyone! Just like an actor, he can be an emperor, a knight, a gangster, or even a pervert.
Learning and imitation are originally a conventional way to pursue civilization.
"That's it! The vast knowledge here is both a treasure and a burden. If there were no such restrictions, I would be immersed in it tirelessly and forget my direction."
"There are too many people pointing the way, and sooner or later I get lost on the road. Because everyone is destined to go in a different direction. These remarks left by the former can only be a reference for my direction, but not the coordinates and destination."
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