, Zhongting, Tanzhong, Yutang, Purple Palace, Huagai, Xuanji, Tiantu, Lianquan, Chengjiang. Go up to the hand Shaoyin Heart Meridian and go to Jiquan, Qingling, Shaohai, Lingdao, Tongli, Yinqie, Ning

At the Shenmen point on the palm of your hand.

Introduction to moves: Yi Jing: Kun Gua: Sixth day of the lunar month: Walking on frost, firm ice arrives.

Sheep touch fan

Move type: single target, defense and counterattack

Move level: SSS top level, 9 levels in total

Move level: 4 levels and 5 levels (0800000)

Casting distance: close

Move effect: Instantly increases the chance of parrying by 70%. If the parry is successful, you can counterattack. The counterattack will cause 720% of the basic damage, and there is a 75% chance of stunning the enemy for 3 seconds.

Move consumption: 2000 points of internal strength palm

The direction of true qi: the qi goes up from the Dantian to the Du Channel to Baihui and goes down to the Ren Channel. The inner qi circles the Dantian for three weeks, meets in the Tanzhong, and is divided into the Ren Channel, Du Channel, Dai Channel, Chong Channel, Yang Qiao Channel, and Yin Qiao Channel.

, Yang Wei Meridian, Yin Wei Meridian, Eight Meridians. Condensate to the three points of Shaofu, Laogong and Daling on the palm of your hand.

Introduction to the moves: "Fan" is suspected to be "Fan"? I Ching: Dazhuang Gua: Jiu San: The villain uses strong, the gentleman uses recklessness, chastity and sharpness. The sheep touches the vassal, and its horns are broken.

…………………………………………………………………………………………………………

Dragon wagging its tail

Move type: single target, attack

Move level: SSS top level, 9 levels in total

Move level: 4 levels and 5 levels (0800000)

Casting distance: close

Move effect: Causes 740% basic damage to a single enemy, and is knocked up. The knocking distance depends on the strength difference between the two parties.

Move consumption: 2000 points of internal strength palm

The direction of true qi: qi travels through the Chong mei, through Gongsun, perineum, Yinjiao, qi Chong, Henggu, Dahe, Qi points, Siman, Zhongzhu, Xingshu, Shangqu, Shiguan, Yindu, Futong,

Guyou, Menhui, Dantian. It revolves around the Taiyin Lung Meridian of the hand, and comes out from the palm of the hand.

Introduction to moves: Yi Jing: Lu hexagram: Lu: Lugging on the tiger's tail, not bad, Heng. The master who created the "Eighteen Palms for Subduing the Dragon" originally named it "Lugging on the Tiger's Tail", which is like attacking the tiger's back with a kick.

If you step on the tiger's tail, the tiger will turn back and bite you, which will naturally be very vicious. Later descendants thought that the literary hexagram names in the "Book of Changes" were not easy to pronounce, so they changed it to "dragon wagging its tail".

Introduction to martial arts: The Eighteen Palms of Subduing the Dragon is a martial art from Jin Yong's novel. The name of the moves is taken from "The Book of Changes". It is the secret technique of the Beggar Clan to suppress the gang. In addition to the gang leader, it is occasionally passed down to the gang members who have made great contributions to the gang. For Xiao Feng,

Six of the unique skills of Guo Jing, Hong Qigong and Yelu Qi were subsequently lost. Shi Huolong of Yitian Wulin only learned twelve palms. In addition, Xu Zhu also learned it from Xiao Feng, and the young Zhang Wuji in the first version also learned three palms from Xie Xun.

Palm. When Xiangyang fell, Guo Jing and Huang Rong hid the palm secrets in Yitian Sword, and finally the complete eighteen palms for subduing the dragon fell into the hands of Zhang Wuji. In the first edition of "Shooting the Condor", half of the eighteen palms were made by Hong Qi

He created it himself, and later revised it in the third edition to make Hong Qigong just the inheritor. In the newly revised version of "Dragon Babu", the Eighteen Dragon-Subduing Palms were changed to the Twenty-Eight Dragon-Subduing Palms, and it was later revised by Qiao Feng and

Xu Zhu is simplified into eighteen palms.
Chapter completed!