Umbrella Travel to the Heavens

"Aren't you a monk from Shaolin? What are you doing here?"

Seeing the thin-faced monk's impatience in rummaging through the books just now, it is by no means like he saw some villains invading Shaolin, and he wanted to take away and protect Shaolin's unique skills in order to protect them from being leaked.

Xiao Zhao, who has a straightforward temperament, has a question in his heart and asks it directly.

Under the eyes of the two, the thin-faced monk spoke in a stammering manner.

It turned out that the monk saw that the monks in the Arhat Hall were defeated and fled, so he also fled, but he didn't flee to the outside of the temple, but boldly rushed to the Buddhist scripture pavilion deep in Shaolin.

Counting the escape of a hundred Shaolin disciples, it would always take a lot of time for Li Xiu to chase and kill people.

He just wanted to take advantage of the time difference, and go to the Tibetan Scripture Pavilion to get a few copies of Shaolin stunts before running away.

This is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity, even if he gets the martial arts secret book, no one will know.

Moreover, it is estimated that Shaolin will also record these disappeared martial arts books on Li Xiu in the future.

Then he fled to the foot of the mountain and simply changed his appearance. Thinking about how he would care about a missing monk sweeping the floor if he encountered such a catastrophe in Shaolin.

When he achieves great martial arts in the future, the rivers and lakes will not let him have fun.

Of course, the thin-faced monk just said that he saw his senior brothers defeated, and he wanted to steal the secret scriptures from the Tibetan scripture pavilion for a moment of greed, and then wanted to escape from the back mountain and wild forest. He didn't explain anything else.

But how could Li Xiu not be aware of his little calculations.

It's a clever man, Li Xiu found out after going upstairs just now.

The first time the thin-faced monk saw him, his eyes were not full of panic, but seemed to be thinking about it in his heart.

He knelt down and begged for mercy because he felt that the possibility of escaping in front of him was unlikely.

There was no instinct to turn around and run away stupidly, nor did he kneel down and kowtow out of fear, this monk was a little courageous and thoughtful, it was a bit wasteful for Shaolin to let him sweep the floor.

"Get up first..."

Li Xiu thought about it a few times and decided not to kill him for the time being.

He felt that this monk might bring him some surprises.

Hearing this sentence, the thin-faced monk seemed to be pardoned.

Knowing that he would not die for the time being, he kowtowed a few more times and stood up with gratitude.

After getting up, he consciously stood aside, without any intention of running away, as if he wanted to be a guide for Li Xiu.

The thin-faced monk has a clear heart, and he must be valuable and useful to this person in order for him to survive.

Li Xiu glanced at it, but didn't care, walked to the side bookshelf, and started to look through it.

"My lord, there are three floors in this Shaolin Buddhist scripture pavilion. The higher the number of floors, the higher the martial arts value of the scriptures placed. With your martial arts, you can't see things on the upper and lower floors."

"And on the third floor, there are some ancient and isolated Buddhist scriptures that have been lost to the outside world, as well as Shaolin's seventy-two unique skills and some equally powerful Shaolin martial arts."

"On the left where you stand are the ancient and isolated Buddhist scriptures, and on the right is where Shaolin martial arts are placed."

The thin-faced monk stood aside and bent slightly, holding a few cheat books in his hands respectfully, and reminded Li Xiu respectfully.

Li Xiu put down the Buddhist scriptures in his hand, picked up a secret book held by the thin-faced monk, and flipped through it. The first book was the one Li Xiu was familiar with.

Vajra Immortal Body, created by Bodhidharma, is a martial art that focuses on physical training and assists in Qi training.

Practicing to the peak of perfection, the whole body seems to have a layer of invisible qi.

The body is like a stone, hard to hurt with a sword, and has a strong shock resistance.

In the original novel, Kong Jian, the head of the four great monks in Shaolin, relied on this martial art to fight Xie Xun.

Standing still, he punched Xie Xun's Twelve Points and Seven Injuries punches forcibly, which shook Xie Xun's internal organs and made his blood churn.

Unfortunately, when Xie Xun punched the Seven Injury Fist for the last time, he pretended to commit suicide to trick Kong Jian into saving him.

Kongjian Xinshan made a plan to stop Xie Xun, but Xie Xun was killed by a surprise attack with a seven-injury punch.

If Kong Jian, the only good man in Yitian Shaolin, did not die,

With his martial arts, it would not be possible for Shaolin to fail in the peerless master later.

All in all, the power of this vajra indestructible body is very impressive, and it is probably the number one among the seventy-two unique skills of Shaolin.

The second book is Wuxiang Jiezhi, which was still created by Bodhidharma. It is a fierce and domineering fingering martial art with terrifying power. The whole body of the person involved is scorched black like a fire.

Next is the King Kong lion roar, wood-burning saber technique, and legs that follow like a shadow.

A total of five books are all martial arts with the highest power of Shaolin's seventy-two unique skills, and the distribution of various martial arts is still very complete.

Obviously these are the ones that the skinny-faced monk dropped from his arms just now, and he was asked to pick them up and dedicate them to Li Xiu.

Li Xiu threw these five books to Xiao Zhao and asked her to hold them, then went to the side to look up other martial arts.

In the end, after reading all the dozens of martial arts books, Li Xiu felt that the only ones with acceptable power were Vajra Indestructible Body, Wuxiang Jiezhi, Dharma Sword Art, and My Buddha Bright Fist.

Although the vajra indestructible body is similar to Li Xiu's Nine Suns Manual of passive body protection and true energy, but fortunately it is biased towards body training.

It's okay to practice, after all, two layers of protection are better and more reassuring than one layer of protection.

As for my Fo Guangming Fist, Li Xiu felt that Qishang Fist was better than it, so he gave up.

Wuxiang Jiezhi is quite compatible with Jiuyang Zhenqi, and this martial art requires the most internal energy.

If the internal strength is weak, it is nothing, but if the internal strength is deeper, the power will be more terrifying. Li Xiu decided to make it one of the next main attacks.

Finally, there is the Bodhidharma swordsmanship, with a total of thirty-three styles. His sword moves are so wonderful and strange that they are probably unmatched by other swordsmanship in the world!

However, Li Xiu looked through it briefly and felt that this sword technique was a bit strange, and some of the moves were somewhat awkward for the human body.

It would be okay if the yoga technique is good and slowly imitated, but if it is used forcefully in a fierce battle, the joints may be damaged or even broken, and the power of the sword technique will be greatly reduced.

However, if it can be used successfully, it must be subtle and unstoppable!

What's also strange is that there are two copies of this Bodhidharma sword technique in the Sutra Pavilion.

One looks like an ancient book, and the other looks like it was newly revised later.

The newly revised swordsmanship moves are no longer so awkward, but at first glance, the exquisite power of the moves has dropped by more than 50% or 60%, as if they were forcibly revised.

Although the newly revised one seems to be powerful, but if the two books are put together and immediately judged, it is completely incomparable.

The thin-faced monk watched Li Xiu ponder over the two books of Dharma swordsmanship.

Guessing in his heart that this person made the sword because he had taken a fancy to this sword technique, so he hurriedly stepped forward to introduce it in due course.

It turns out that this book of Bodhidharma swordsmanship is a swordsmanship created by Bodhidharma Patriarch during his nine years of facing the wall of Wuru Peak in the back mountain of Shaolin.

Some of Shaolin's seventy-two unique skills require extremely high internal strength or are obscure, and few people in Shaolin's hundreds of years of history have mastered them.

But this swordsmanship is due to the special physique of Bodhidharma, which is different from ordinary people. It is only suitable for him, and no one else can practice it.

Later Shaolin seniors developed a new sword technique based on this.

However, in order to show respect to Bodhidharma, the original swordsmanship is still placed on the third floor of the Sutra Pavilion.

Therefore, there are two copies of the Dharma Sword Art.

Due to its special nature, this is also a very famous thing in Shaolin.