The Counterattack of the Villains

On the official road, a strong horse is galloping. The knight on the horse is proud of the spring breeze and is in a good mood.

When he came, he had to bring a certain amount of medicinal materials and tools for brewing medicine, so Li Mu traveled by carriage.

Now that the injury has completely healed, there is no need for medication, and naturally there is no need to take a carriage that slows down the journey.

So he got rid of the carriage and rode directly.

Li Mu headed south, and three days later, he was at the foot of Wuliang Mountain.

Li Mu left his horses at a farmhouse in a village, gave him a few pieces of silver as a reward, and then went up the mountain alone with only some dry food.

The destination of Li Mu's trip was naturally the blessed land of Langhuan.

Coincidentally, when Li Mu went up the mountain, it happened to be the East-West Sect Martial Arts Tournament held every five years by the Wuliang Sword Sect.

All the people from the Wuliang sect gathered in the square, and just in front of them, Li Muzhi entered the forbidden area where the Wuliang Jade Bi was.

Not to mention that there is no one guarding the forbidden area at the moment. Even if someone is guarding, how can they stop Li Mu?

A moment later, Li Mu stood on the edge of a cliff, looking at the smooth jade-like stone wall, the corner of his mouth curled up.

Without delay, he moved his feet, kicked off the ground, and jumped directly out of the cliff. Like an arrow from a string, he shot towards the jade jade nearly ten feet away.

After getting close to the jade, he silently used the gecko wall-walking skill and clattered tightly against the jade.

Li Mu slowed down the movement speed of his true energy, which reduced the adsorption force of his limbs and quickly slid down the smooth jade.

Just when it was about to hit the ground, the speed of the true energy suddenly accelerated, and the adsorption force increased to the extreme, instantly stopping the downward trend.

At this time, he was no more than ten feet above the ground, but there was a pool of water under the jade.

The true energy he brought to his palms changed from inhaling to exhaling, and he pushed the jade with both palms, turned around, and kicked the jade with his feet again.

Li Mu turned into an arrow from the string again, flew over the pool under the jade biscuit, made a hollow hollow in mid-air, and landed firmly on the ground.

With the memory of the original work as a reference, he naturally found the blessed land of Langhuan without much effort.

We successfully found the cave, went straight to the bottom, and came to the statue.

He squatted down, lifted up the futon, tore it open from the bottom, and took out the silk bag.

Opening the silk bag, he took out the silk scroll that recorded the "Beiming Divine Skill" and "Lingbo Weibu". He turned a blind eye to the previous "Beiming Divine Skill" and turned directly to the last part of "Lingbo Weibu".

Of course, he didn't completely ignore the Beiming Divine Art. He not only wanted to read it, but also memorized it firmly.

Even if you don't practice it yourself, having this skill in your mind can be regarded as a piece of your own heritage.

However, it is not too late to learn the Lingbo Weibu first, and then memorize the Beiming Divine Skill.

The benefits of studying the sixty-four hexagrams of the Book of Changes are reflected at this moment.

Just like the internal energy method requires the names of the meridians and acupuncture points where the true energy circulates, the direction of walking in this step naturally also needs to be named.

The walking method of Lingbo Weibu is the hexagram names such as Guimei, Wuwu, Zhongfu, Xiaoguo, Weiji and so on.

If you don’t understand the sixty-four hexagrams of the Book of Changes at all, you don’t know which direction a certain hexagram name corresponds to, and you can’t even walk, how can you practice Lingbo Weibu?

In those time-travel novels, the plot that you can directly practice Lingbo Weibu by getting the secret book is really childish.

After Li Mu memorized the formula of Lingbo Weibu, he left the cave, returned to the spacious valley, and started practicing immediately.

This step is not just about walking in a circle according to a specific direction.

If we just follow the sixty-four hexagrams of the Book of Changes, how can we have such a miraculous dodge effect?

In this step, sometimes after taking the previous step, you can't take the next step just by moving your steps.

At this time, it is often necessary to turn around, dodge, or maneuver... to successfully receive the next step.

And just in that tossing, leaping, and leaping, there is an extremely profound and mysterious method of advancing, retreating, and avoiding.

This Lingbo Weibu is more than just a footwork. Its whole-body movements are closely related to internal strength. When performing the footwork, it is equivalent to practicing internal strength.

Beginners who are not familiar with footwork will naturally not be able to walk fast. The speed of internal force operation is far inferior to that of meditation.

But after you become more proficient in it, your footwork will become faster and faster, and the speed of internal force will naturally increase simultaneously, and the effect will gradually improve.

Although this step method can never catch up with the speed of practicing meditation and exercise.

But its biggest benefit is that when performing this step, you are also restoring your internal strength, and your battery life can be greatly improved.

When fighting with someone, the opponent's body and footwork will consume his internal energy, but he is recovering, and the advantage will become bigger and bigger.

Li Mu practiced Lingbo Weibu hard in this valley, and ate dry food when he was hungry. There were fish in the pools, and wild fruits grew on the mountain walls.

When you are tired, stop and rest, and recite the Beiming Divine Art and memorize it.

Suddenly seven or eight days passed, and Li Mu finally practiced Lingbo Weibu to the point where he could do whatever he wanted.

Now that he is using Lingbo Weibu, he no longer has to follow the first step, but can take whatever step he wants and whatever step he needs to take.

This is crucial for Li Mu who wants to apply his footwork in actual combat instead of just focusing on dodging like Duan Yu.

When Duan Yu encountered an enemy, he had no intention of fighting back. He just dodged on his own, followed the first step to the last step, and then started from the beginning again, and so on.

Lingbo's micro-steps are erratic, his advances and retreats are unpredictable, and the enemy cannot capture his figure, so his attacks will naturally be difficult to hit.

But after a few more visits, once someone figures out the pattern, it will be accurate every time.

This is actually the same as fighting in a martial arts competition.

Only when you can use each move individually according to the needs on the spot, so that no one can tell what your next move will be, will the moves be effective in actual combat.

But like Zhang Wuji, who first learns the moves, then forgets them, and uses which move comes to mind when on the spot, and uses which move is suitable, then he is a master.

Those who only know how to perform routines from beginning to end are the best examples.

Every time I hit two knives, how can I be so miserable?

After successfully mastering the Lingbo Weibu and memorizing all the Beiming magic skills, Li Mu wrapped the silk scroll in silk and put it back into the futon.

This is his son's opportunity, and he will naturally not destroy it.

With Duan Yu's temperament, if he had not experienced that kind of disaster, he would not have wanted to learn martial arts no matter what.

He didn't want his son to be just a weak scholar with no strength to control a chicken, and finish the game without paying attention.

When Duan Yu learns Beiming Magic and Lingbo Weibu, Li Mu will approach him and try to get him to practice the full version of Beiming Magic.

These twenty years were his opportunity to make plans.

Although in the end, as long as the throne of Dali falls into Duan Yu's hands, he will be able to complete his counterattack if he discloses that Duan Yu is his son.

But he still wants to try to regain the throne by himself, so that his score will be higher, and he will be able to return to this world and spend more time in the future.

After this reincarnation is over, he can return to the Swordsman World to visit Ning Zhongze, and by the way, he can also see his daughter get married.

In this world, I don’t know what ties he will leave behind, but it’s always good to come back.

Leaving the passage in Langhuan Paradise, the exit was beside the Lancang River. Li Mu circled back to the foot of Wuliang Mountain, retrieved his horse, mounted it and headed east.