Chapter 120 People's Bank of China Power Bank Jiumozhi

Chapter 120 Human Power Bank--Jiu Mozhi

After learning the Six Meridians Divine Sword, Hao Shuai, who was a little bored in the room, left the room and walked to the famous three towers in Tianlong Temple.

When Hao Shuai came to the three towers, he happened to see Ben Yin and his friends sitting at the bottom of the tower, Master Kurong was sitting on the side, and Duan Yu followed Master Kurong closely.

Just as Hao Shuai was about to greet him, the little monk led a monk wearing a yellow monk robe, less than fifty years old, cloth clothes and straw shoes, and a bright face to Ben Yin and his friends.

Seeing that the good show had already begun, Hao Shuai was not in a hurry to come forward, but came to a place not far from them and sat cross-legged, ready to appreciate the highlight moment of Master Jiu Mozhi.

Jiu Mozhi immediately revealed that Master Kurong was practicing the Ku Chan magic skill, and Hao Shuai remembered that in addition to the Six Meridians Divine Sword, Tianlong Temple also had such a brilliant internal skill.

It is said that this Kuchan magic skill was also created by Duan Siping, the founding emperor of Dali. It is a brilliant internal skill invented based on the Buddhist classic "Nirvana Sutra" and the story of Sakyamuni Tathagata's Nirvana under the Bodhi tree.

Therefore, it is said that after the internal skill is cultivated to the highest level, the true qi in the body is boundless and endless, and it can see through the illusion and reach the highest level in martial arts.

It's a pity that this Kuchan magic skill is not easy to get! If you use force, Master Ku Rong's character, if he also burns the secret book to Hao Shuai, it will be a waste of time.

If you use technical means, I don't know where Master Ku Rong hides the secret book?

It's really troublesome!

Finally, I thought about it and had to give up the idea of ​​this magic skill. I kept comforting myself in my heart: It's better not to have this magic skill, otherwise if someone practices it and becomes like Ku Rong, it's easy to scare children.

While Hao Shuai was regretting the use of Kuchan magic, Jiumozhi had finished his verbal battle with Benyin and the others and started fighting.

During this fight, Hao Shuai roughly felt the level of Jiumozhi's martial arts. Jiumozhi was at least a great master who was close to the peak of the late Xiantian stage. This was how he could face the siege of five Xiantian masters such as Benyin with ease.

As Master Ku Rong forced Jiumozhi to retreat and calmly burned the Six Meridians Divine Sword Manual, this drama slowly came to an end.

Unlike the original plot: this time, because Emperor Baoding was not present, Jiumozhi was unable to kidnap Emperor Baoding, and Duan Yu had just started to learn martial arts. Although he had memorized the sword manual, it was still too early for him to use it, so Duan Yu did not reveal that he could memorize the sword manual and was caught by Jiumozhi.

Jiumozhi, who could not get the Six Meridians Divine Sword Manual, could only leave Tianlong Temple disappointed.

From the last fight, Hao Shuai also knew that Master Ku Rong should be at the peak of the Xiantian realm. It is normal to have such a cultivation level. Master Ku Rong is already in his eighties. He can be said to be a senior monk of the same generation as Master Lingmen of the Shaolin School, Tianshan Tonglao, and Wuyazi.

In addition, he has been practicing Ku Zen magic for many years, and he is only a little bit away from the highest level of "neither withered nor prosperous, but also withered and prosperous".

Hao Shuai estimated that this highest level of Ku Zen magic should allow Master Ku Rong to enter the Grandmaster realm.

Another point that can illustrate the high martial arts of Master Ku Rong is that in the plot, Jiumozhi said that Murong Bo admired the Six Meridians Divine Sword of Tianlong Temple and wished he could see it.

Who is Murong Bo? He is one of the four supreme masters, at the same level as Xiao Feng. If he has the chance to take something he likes, won't he come to take it himself?

Think about how he stole Shaolin martial arts!

The reason why Murong Bo didn't come to Tianlong Temple to steal the Six Meridians Divine Sword is because he knew that there was a super master Master Ku Rong in Tianlong Temple, and he was not sure to get the sword manual from Master Ku Rong.

Then why did Jiumozhi, who was at the same level as Murong Bo, dare to come to Tianlong Temple?

That was because Jiumozhi was fearless.

Who was Jiumozhi?

He was the Ming Wang of Tubo, the Dharma Protector, and the abbot of Dalun Temple, known as the "Dalun Ming Wang".

If it was just the abbot of Dalun Temple, Master Ku Rong would not care, but with the addition of the Ming Wang of Tubo and the Dharma Protector, Master Ku Rong would have to be cautious.

If Jiumozhi was beaten to death or injured by Master Ku Rong in Tianlong Temple, then Tubo would raise troops to ask Dali for an explanation. Compared with the strong army of Tubo, Dali was small and weak, so how could it resist?

And as the saying goes: Don't shoot the thief, just be afraid of the thief thinking about it. Master Kurong knew that he could still protect the sword manual, but he was already over eighty years old, while Jiumozhi was only over fifty years old. If Jiumozhi was obsessed with the sword manual, Tianlong Temple would be defeated by Jiumozhi after Kurong's death, with heavy casualties.

He dared not kill him, gave him away, and could not defend against him!

What to do then?

Master Kurong thought of burning the sword manual in front of him to stop him from thinking about it.

This was also Master Kurong's original plan, so he would keep Duan Yu and let him memorize the Six Meridians Divine Sword Manual.

It can only be said that "old ginger is still spicy", this Master Kurong is worthy of being a man in his eighties, his wisdom and experience are simply amazing.

After Hao Shuai took a deep look at Master Kurong, who was pretending to be a pig and eating a tiger, thinking that Jiumozhi had left, he stepped forward to say goodbye to Abbot Benyin, and Duan Yu was left behind, probably to let him write down the sword manual.

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On the official road five miles outside Tianlong Temple.

Hao Shuai, whose face shape had changed, sat upright on a throne, reading a Taoist scripture attentively in his hand, and from time to time he would take a sip of the Coke on the coffee table next to him to refresh himself.

At this time, a sound of horse hooves came from far away, and finally stopped four or five feet away from Hao Shuai.

"You man, get out of the way quickly, don't occupy the road." A small minion among the people who came shouted.

"Excuse me, is this Master Jiumozhi, the Great Wheel King?" Hao Shuai put away the Taoist scriptures in his hand and asked.

"I am the monk, who are you? What do you want from me?" Jiumozhi saw that Hao Shuai seemed to be prepared, so he got off his horse and asked.

The eight Tibetan soldiers who came with Jiumozhi also got off their horses, holding weapons in their hands, and looked at Hao Shuai warily.

"I am a nobody, and I am looking for the master because I have something to ask!" Hao Shuai said.

"I wonder what the master is talking about?"

"I have been yearning for the unique skill of the Great Wheel Temple, the 'Flame Blade' since I was a child, so I knew that the master passed by here, and I waited for the master here on purpose, wanting to exchange the unique skills of the three families for the master's 'Flame Blade'." Hao Shuai said seriously.

"Exchange for 'flame knife'?" Jiumozhi felt that this routine was a bit familiar, but he still asked: "What unique skills will you exchange for, sir?"

"To show my sincerity, I will first show you three unique skills." After saying that, Hao Shuai took out three secret books from his arms and threw them to Jiumozhi.

Jiumozhi excitedly took the secret books and read them one by one: "Five Tigers Breaking Door Knife"? "Arhat Fist"? "Mountain Opening Palm"? Are you kidding me?"

"Master, how could I kid you? These three books are indeed my family's unique skills!" Hao Shuai said seriously.

"What exactly does this young master mean?!" Jiumozhi smashed the three secret books in his hand into pieces with a palm, and looked at Hao Shuai with a gloomy face.

If Jiumozhi still didn't know that Hao Shuai was playing a trick on him at this time, he would be really a dog.

"Master, if you don't want to exchange it, then don't exchange it. Why did you destroy my secret book?" Hao Shuai continued to play dumb and said, "How do you plan to compensate me now?"

"Compensate you, you big head ghost!" Jiumozhi was so angry at Hao Shuai that he cursed.

He originally thought that he had been shameless enough to exchange the Shaolin Temple's unique skills for the Tianlong Temple's Six Meridians Divine Sword, but he didn't expect that there is always someone higher than him. He met someone even more shameless here, who actually wanted to exchange three third-rate garbage books for his own "Flame Sword".