Vol 1 Chapter 3 (1/2)

Chapter 3: Training and Schooling

Fan Xian had no idea that he was training in a very profound inner energy manuscript Any normal martial art student would have trained with the utter most scrupulousness and prudence; furthermore, he would undoubtedly ask his side

The inning When depositing energy into the Snow Mountain of the Dantian[1], the practitioner’s reaction time with respect to his body would become dra that the practitioner would feel as though he had completely lost control of his body

If the practitioner had no such prior experience, he would easily coh a fire deviation[2], and then forcefully retract the inner energy – if he were lucky, and if he were exceptionally good at controlling his inner energy flow, he could possibly direct the energy inside his body back into the various chi channels and meridians; but that would alsoFor new learners, such panic could very likely lead to obstacles with one’s spirit and mind

Being a new learner, the fact that Fan Xian didn’t end up with fire deviation, yet even had a better understanding of the profound experience than those advanced practitioners must be attributed to his life experience and luck

When he started to train in the nay, he lived inside the body of an infant, which had not returned y inherited from the mother’s womb back to the outside world With this inside his body, he could get twice the result with half the effort Additionally, y actually ended up stored inside his chi channels and ically

The most common problem of obstacles in spirit and mind for practitioners didn’t cause many problems for Fan Xian

In his prior life, Fan Xian lived in a sickbed for several years and was already accusto able to control his body with his , he didn’t panic Instead, he actually felt slight joy and war able to find some of the remnant memories

When he trained for the first tiy streams inside him seemed chaotic and he felt his mind was disconnected from his body, he wasn’t afraid at all Because there was no interference from fear, his mind was clear and focused He overcame the most difficult barrier with ease

Ever since then, training became easy All he had to do was to recite the scripts inside his head, and then he would naturally enter a state of trance – that hy each day’s nap time for Fan Xian was a very pleasant experience, and why it was so hard to wake him up

For an ordinary inner energy practitioner, entering into a state of ether with special circu everyday’s nap in place of ined

God certainly had special favor for this kid

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Once he ake, Fan Xian would roll his delicate and lovely little face swiftly in the warirl’s hands, which counted as a face wash Then in the afternoon, it was time to take lessons in the study from the literature teacher, as respectably invited by the Count’s Manor frohly in his thirties, yet carried the distinct flavor of a pedantic scholar

A literature i E for improvement in literary works written by the Minister of the Literature Cabinet, Mister Hu Today’s world of literary was filled with battles between the ancient prose style and the modern text style

The ancient prose style was identical to the Classical Chinese style[3] in Fan Xian’s memory The modern text style was siant wording

Fan Xian’s teacher was a fan of the ancient prose style, so Fan Xian’s curriculuh these scriptures were not the saly, the contents and ideas weren’t that different, and also had the separation of Confucianisalists, and Taoism

As a result, during the first lesson, Fan Xian became very suspicious about where he really was

It was a very hot and y summer day The study was also hot and hu , and iether with the cooling breeze Turning around, the teacher found his little pupil bending over the desk staring blankly He was just about to repriht of that innocent little face, which touched a soft spot in his heart