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When the pig's feet met Han Ruoxi, they felt like they had been eaten dry and wiped clean. At first glance, people like Han Ruoxi are the model of young ladies in the real world, people who don't know etiquette, don't know how to advance or retreat, can't distinguish right from wrong, and are self-righteous.

Needless to say, his attributes are yin and cold, which can be seen from the weird methods of cultivation. "Every day, at the four correct times of day, noon, Mao and You, find a place with strong yin energy. It is best to have four high, middle and low." If you practice Yin Qi without sleeping at night, you will still have hallucinations even if your mind is firm for a long time. Moreover, practitioners often have inner demons. The internal strength is rolled up, and the moves are rolled down. The protagonist only got the general outline and internal strength, but he didn't know any moves at all. "The General Outline of the Nine Yin Manual. It was written in Sanskrit transliteration. The author of the first edition was Bodhidharma, so there is no problem. However, the second edition became a means for Huang Shang to prevent the Nine Yin Manual from falling into the wrong hands. The General Outline of the Nine Yin Manual is so profound that it can transform illusions and the like encountered by cultivators into supernatural powers. The new version of the Nine Yin Manual also corrects the drawback of Taoist martial arts that emphasizes femininity." We can also see from this paragraph that hallucinations and other things are just like dreams during meditation, they all come from people's inner world. The protagonist's mental integration into the game world is inherently abnormal. His mind is more fragile and sensitive than others, he has illusions, and his inner demons are understandable. It is also said above that the general outline of Jiuyin naturally corrects the shortcomings of Yinrou. However, the protagonist's level is limited, and it is not yet possible to fully master the general outline of Jiuyin, so the difference between feminine and masculine martial arts cannot be adjusted. When the plot unfolds later and the general outline is understood, the Jiuyin Manual is undoubtedly the real martial arts of Tianbang. Regarding the explanation that Jiuyin is set as an evil martial art, people who practice the Jiuyin Manual can be divided into two groups. Some people only use the Nine Yin General Outline to explore the true meaning of martial arts, such as Guo Jing, Huang Rong, and Yang Guo Xiaolongnu. These people have all read the Nine Yin Manual, but they haven't learned any of the moves, so ordinary people don't know it either. The other part are the Jiuyin Scripture practitioners that ordinary people come into contact with, such as Mei Chaofeng, Chen Xuanfeng, and Zhou Zhiruo. These people all relied on quick and easy moves to develop vicious martial arts skills, not to mention killing people. The key is that their evil deeds are widely spread, and ordinary people only know about Jiuyin White Bone Claws. It certainly makes sense to say that he is an evil martial artist, and more importantly, it is necessary for the plot. Those who really understand will naturally know the positioning of Jiuyin and Jiuyang. Having said this about this thing, everyone still puts forward any opinions. Writing a book is not easy, and martial arts is even more difficult. Lao Mei needs everyone's support.