Chapter 409: Chapter 232: Journal Concept, Death at Blood River_2

No need to mention the Five Thunders Body.

“Height, weight, strength, speed, flexibility, we also measured these, and the progress is even greater, but individuals differ, some grow stronger faster, and others emphasize speed more.”

“This set of radio exercises aims for moderation, comprehensiveness yet simplicity,” said Old Man Bai to Zheng Fa, “Each movement corresponds to a certain physical attribute, for example, the first movement focuses on flexibility.”

Zheng Fa also found this reasonable.

Ten thousand people have ten thousand different bodies, each unique.

Old Man Bai’s approach was to benefit everyone regardless of their talents through these exercises.

“In the future, tailor the advanced martial arts to their respective talents.”

Jiushan Martial Arts Hall has always been managed by Old Man Bai, so he spoke confidently.

Upon hearing this, Zheng Fa thought carefully and looked back at the radio exercises, silently memorizing the movements.

Promoting entry-level martial arts in the Jiushan Realm encountered some obstacles—the main issue being that entry-level martial arts are not easily broken down.

A set of entry-level martial arts corresponds to a simplified Taoist Body.

He knew from trying that dissecting these movements to form a set of exercises would undermine the effects of entering the way of martial arts, a loss greater than the gain, and not very feasible.

Old Man Bai’s words suddenly inspired him:

First, introduce this set of modern radio exercises to the people of the Jiushan Realm, partly to establish a foundation, and most importantly… to test their talents.

Then, based on their talents, teach them the corresponding entry-level martial arts.

For example, those with better agility could practice “Spiritual Crane Body.”

For those gifted in strength, “Farmer Posture” would be better.

In other words, establish a system from radio exercises to upgrading entry-level martial arts.

He put down the medical report in his hand, smiling, “These radio exercises are good.”

Several disciples who came to report their performance relaxed and smiled.

Zheng Fa stood up and suddenly walked over to Chen Sheng, patting him on the shoulder, “You need to try a bit harder.”

Chen Sheng’s face flushed red, and he lowered his head, “…Yes.”

“If you don’t perform well, you won’t get a graduation certificate from the martial arts hall…”

Zheng Fa said with a smile.

“Martial arts hall… also has a graduation certificate?”

Chen Sheng turned his head, looking towards Old Man Bai, only to see Old Man Bai looking confused, obviously unaware of this.

“Professor Bai is just a coach, what would he know?” Zheng Fa said righteously, “This is a decision made by me, the head of the hall!”

“When was this decided?”

“Just now.”

Old Man Bai grinned, his look towards Chen Sheng sympathetic.

…

Zheng Fa felt overly self-conscious due to his educational background in the nursing home.

So, he went back to Jiushan Realm to find his self-respect.

After all, his high school diploma is revered in the Jiushan Realm!

As he entered Zhang’s courtyard, he saw Zhang sitting with Yuan at a small pavilion by the lake.

Yuan was leaning against the railing of the small pavilion.

While Zhang sat on the ground, her pale and slender feet swinging in the lake water.

…She still loves washing her feet.

Zheng Fa first gazed at Yuan for a while, his eyes warm, his mouth smiling.

He felt most confident when he was with Yuan!

Yuan, facing his gaze, was puzzled but felt that Zheng appreciated her a bit more today.

She popped a nut into her mouth, nodding internally,

She really has been working hard recently.

Although Zheng didn’t say it, he noticed!

He probably thinks she’s competent too!

Zhang, watching the two, shook her head and asked Zheng Fa, “Do you have some insights?”

She knows from the joy on Zheng’s face even without his speaking that he has new understandings.

Zheng naturally wanted to share his, and Tang Lingwu’s, ideas with Zhang.

“Five Elements Spell, spiritual energy bond?”

Zhang, the most knowledgeable about modern knowledge in the Jiushan Realm, had not studied chemistry, but understood the essence of a chemical bond—the interaction between electrons.

She could understand that.

“That makes sense,” Zhang thought for a moment and slowly said, “As for the Wood Element, I have an idea…”

“Hm?”

“The Wood Element governs the force of growth.”

Zheng Fa nodded.

He saw Zhang pointing with her jade finger, and a water plant in the lake grew wildly as if it had taken a tonic, its leaves twisting and covering the entire lake surface.

Zhang pointed again.

The water plant suddenly turned into fragments, eaten by fish in the lake.

Zheng Fa thought for a while, then suddenly said, “Sister Zhang, do you mean that the function of the Wood Element is growth?”

“Right. The spell of the Wood Element is the most peculiar, nearly ineffective on inorganic matter.”

Indeed…

The Wood Element spells Zheng learned often targeted only flora and fauna.

That was also why Zheng couldn’t quite grasp the essence of this matter.

Zheng furrowed his brows; growth, in modern biology, mainly involves the process of cell division.

He had some ideas but felt they were difficult to explain to Zhang.

After all, Zhang not only lacked a university degree but also a high school diploma.

He let that topic rest for now and pulled out a booklet to give to Zhang.

“What is this?”

Zhang opened the booklet, which was “My Views on Gold Water Thunder” written by Zhou Qianyuan.

She read through it carefully, her eyes showing satisfaction.

Although Qian Yuan was Master Pang’s disciple, he had often participated in discussions about talismanic Dao with Zheng and Zhang.

He could be considered half a disciple of Zhang.

Now that he has written such a novel article