However, what they remembered couldn't match up at all, so they both thought that what they remembered was correct, and that the other party had made a mistake or was hiding something secret, so they had trouble with each other.

Then the two of them differentiated into Qi and Sword factions based on their respective understandings, and this is where the Sword Qi faction began.

Li Mu was a little confused about this. The Sunflower Book must have been read by more than one person and more than one sect before this. Why did no one else branch out and there was no sword fight? The Huashan School just glanced at the martial arts secret book.

It split, and the chemical reaction was too great.

In addition, it is a bit exaggerated for the two of them to memorize half of the Sunflower Book in a short period of time. Is it possible that the Sunflower Book is more compatible with the martial arts of the Huashan Sect and is easier to remember.

This chapter is not finished yet, please click on the next page to continue reading the exciting content! If the Sunflower Book is the Heart Sutra of the Jade Girl, there will be answers to the above two questions.

The Quanzhen Taoism and Quanzhen martial arts inherited by Huashan were founded by Wang Chongyang. Wang Chongyang and Lin Chaoying, as once close lovers, were very familiar with their respective martial arts.

After love gave birth to hatred, all the martial arts created for the Tomb Sect secretly restrained the Quanzhen Sect.

Of course, it is wrong to say restraint. Lin Chaoying always thinks about staying and flying together with Wang Chongyang. When they are hostile, they are restrained. If they stay together and fly together, they are complementary to each other.

For example, the Quanzhen swordsmanship practiced by Yang Guo and the Jade Girl Suxin sword of Xiao Longnu do not need to be coordinated at all, and the two swords can be combined naturally, which shows the deep connection between the martial arts of the Quanzhen and the ancient tomb sects.

Then again, Huashan inherited part of Quanzhen's Taoism, and it naturally fits well with the martial arts of the Tomb Sect.

This is one of the reasons why the two of them were able to memorize a Sunflower Manual so quickly.

The so-called sword energy battle, according to Li Mu, the Jade Girl Heart Sutra is naturally compatible with the Huashan martial arts, and then a chemical reaction occurs, splitting into two concepts.

In a way, the so-called two sects of Jianqi are just one group that agrees with Wang Chongyang's martial arts philosophy, and the other group, under the influence of the Jade Girl Heart Sutra, agrees with Lin Chaoying's martial arts philosophy.

The battle of sword energy can also be said to be the dispute between Wang Chongyang and Lin Chaoying's martial arts concepts by chance.

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With these things running through his mind, Li Mu stayed in the ancient tomb for another day and wrote down all the words on the stone wall before planning to go back.

Before going out, Li Mu came to the stone room containing the sarcophagus and bowed to the many sarcophagi in the room: "You have borrowed the martial arts from the ancient tomb, so you should also accept a courtesy from me. I don't know who will open this stone door next time! And
Chapter completed!