Master Of Martial Arts Has An Advanced Optical Brain Chapter 174: One thousand meridians start working at the same time

First of all, even if the peripheral meridians are opened up and the inner breath circulates inside, it will not be significantly strengthened because of the weakness of the peripheral meridians themselves.

If you have that spare time, it is better to let the inner breath circulate in other meridians for a week.

Secondly, even if you are really so idle, even if you are so idle that you want to open up the peripheral meridians, the number of the peripheral meridians in a normal human body is as high as millions. If you want to open up one by one, it is an extremely terrifying job Quantity, until death can not be completed.

There is not enough income, and it takes almost infinite terrifying time. Naturally, no warrior will waste effort on this.

As far as Chu Nan knows about all the inner breath exercises, they are actually the same as the nine-turn mind method, choosing an inner breath movement track that can affect the whole body, and then opening up the main meridians required by this inner breath movement track and secondary meridians, so as to achieve the desired effect of tempering the body and increasing the strength of the inner breath.

According to the different internal breathing exercises, each warrior's own meridians are different, and the cultivation effect is different.

But no matter what, there is no inner breathing technique that tries to open up all the main meridians and secondary meridians, and no warrior will do this, because it is completely thankless.

And opening up the peripheral meridians is something that you don't even have to think about, unless the warrior is really crazy.

Of course Chu Nan is not crazy.

The biggest problem encountered by other warriors is that it takes a lot of time to practice to open up the meridians and temper them into shape, so they must choose the inner breath exercises and cultivation methods that are most suitable for themselves and can improve themselves, and use the fastest speed improve yourself.

But Chu Nan's current situation made it impossible for him to improve himself in the normal way, otherwise he would not have time to complete the tempering of the hegemony before the physical body was completely finalized, and it would become almost impossible to break through the Zhouyutian Pass in the future.

More importantly, Chu Nan has the powerful data ability of an optical brain. With this ability, it takes him far less time to open up a meridian and refine it than a normal warrior.

Even with his powerful data capabilities, he can perform multi-threaded operations at the same time, and open up dozens of meridians in one go.

So after opening up the remaining main meridians and secondary meridians, Chu Nan turned his target to the peripheral meridians without hesitation.

However, he miscalculated.

Chunan originally thought that the peripheral meridians are countless times smaller than the main meridians and secondary meridians, so the intensity of internal energy required to open them must be much lower, so he simply divided a ray of internal energy into parts in one breath. A full hundred channels flowed into a hundred different peripheral meridians all over the body at the same time, intending to get through them all at once.

Unexpectedly, he still overestimated these peripheral meridians.

When he was divided into a hundred, the inner breath, which was obviously weak and almost unreasonably weak, poured into these peripheral meridians, and it almost completely destroyed these peripheral meridians in an instant, so that blood oozes all over his body, and he became a man in a blink of an eye. A blood man.

Fortunately, the influence of the peripheral meridians on the body is too weak. In addition, for the sake of safety, the peripheral meridians he chose are distributed in different parts of the body, so that there will be no chain effects. Besides, nothing serious.

Chu Nan didn't bother to clean up the bloodshots on his body, so he contemplated for a while, and a trace of abnormally weak inner breath came from his dantian, and then carefully probed to a peripheral meridian connected with the secondary meridian.

This time, he first controlled the weak inner breath and tried it at the entrance of the peripheral meridian.

A pinprick-like pain rose again, making Chu Nan confirm that this internal breath was still too strong for this peripheral meridian.

Then he called out a much weaker internal breath from his dantian.

After repeated trials like this for more than ten times, Chu Nan adjusted his internal breath to at least ten times weaker than the initial strength, and finally succeeded in rushing into the peripheral meridian without causing any abnormalities, only feeling the meridian It brought a very faint feeling of swelling.

This feeling, the feeling that the meridians are being dredged, Chu Nan is already very familiar with.

Chunan heaved a sigh of relief after carefully controlling this extremely weak inner breath to pass through this peripheral meridian.

Facts have proved that the peripheral meridians, like the main meridians and secondary meridians, can also be opened, but because they are too weak and fragile, they need to be more careful.

Next, Chu Nan tested a few peripheral meridians from other places, and successfully tested that the differences between the peripheral meridians are actually quite large.

This discovery made Chu Nan feel a little troubled.

There are as many as millions of peripheral meridians in the body. If he continues to test one by one like this, it is really impossible to get all of them done until he dies of old age.

"So in the final analysis, you still can't use the normal method."

Chu Nan sighed, then calmed down, concentrated all his energy, and a ray of inner breath was drawn from his dantian, which was instantly divided into two hundred extremely weak inner breaths, which flowed into two hundred different ones respectively. Peripheral meridians.

Because of the previous test experience, the unbearable peripheral meridians this time are only thirteen meridians. There was no reaction.

Chu Nan concentrated again, and another ray of internal breath was drawn from his dantian, which was divided into four hundred more exaggerated internal breaths in an instant.

Two hundred inner breaths flowed into the 200 peripheral meridians tested before, and thirteen inner breaths were adjusted to a high-frequency vibration state, starting to repair the damaged peripheral meridians just now, and the other one hundred and eighty-seven Each of the detailed rules in the Tao has a different intensity, and they enter the corresponding one hundred and eighty-seven peripheral meridians respectively, just enough to slightly damage the one hundred and eighty-seven peripheral meridians but not too much.

Using the data collected before to determine the precise data of the strength of the internal energy required to open the meridians, and then adjust the proper internal energy to impact the meridians. This is Chu Nan's current standard practice for opening the meridians.

As for the other two hundred internal breaths, they rushed into the other two hundred peripheral meridians, and repeated the process just now in these two hundred peripheral meridians.

So while doing data testing, while repairing and dredging, while constantly tempering the peripheral meridians that were opened up before, at the end, Chu Nan separated and maintained a full thousand in the body at the same time. The breath in the Dao is constantly flowing, and at the same time, it is working on opening up, destroying and repairing a thousand peripheral meridians.

There are so many internal breaths of different intensities and even different vibration frequencies rushing through the meridians at the same time, it is absolutely impossible for any warrior to control them, but Chu Nan can control them precisely, and can also do the same. Accurately play a corresponding role on thousands of peripheral meridians.

This is equivalent to the bug-like ability that the data capability of the optical brain brought to Chu Nan. (To be continued.)