Applied Immortality

Wang Qi sat cross-legged on his bed, making a full cycle.

Inside his body, there was anything but peace. Wang Qi gave free rein to his spiritual powers to cycle by themselves, while his focus was on one particular acupoint. Two opposite spiritual powers raged inside. As the two powers clashed, the acupoint expanded.

Afterward, Wang Qi thought he heard a boom and knew this was a sign of the acupoint going through a qualitative change. He rushed to pull back the two rampaging spiritual powers and calm them down to form a yin-yang diagram.

The slowed-down flow of spiritual power regained its usual activity. The newly condensed acupoint was rapidly filled up like a water tank, followed by normal spiritual power flow.

The newly formed yin-yang diagram became a new hub, swallowing spiritual power. The spiritual power flowed through Wang Qi’s Du meridian like a raging flood. (Tamon: Du meridian supervises a body’s yang. It follows the spine, runs through the brain, and reaches the nose.)

This acupoint was the last on the Du meridian. By forming a yin-yang diagram in this major acupoint, he finished linking the entire Du meridian.

Wang Qi kept cultivating, his hands making different signs as he switched to another cultivation method.

A spiritual power of a totally different nature was born in Wang Qi’s Dantian, flowing through the entire Du meridian. It was thin and condensed, like a thread, aiming to link all the yin-yang diagrams in the acupoints on the Du meridian.

This spiritual power didn’t come from Divine Hexagram Computation, but the Book of Geometry. Linking the yin-yang diagram was a crucial process for the two cultivation methods to form the Heavenly Position. Once he successfully trained in Celestial Harmony, each of his major meridians would become a variable, a number line, connecting heaven and earth to form the Cosmos—or Hilbert space back on Earth.