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    At this time, Zhou Yu set his sights on the largest of the remaining three skeletons, which was also the largest of all the skeletons. Zhou Yu suddenly thrust towards the skeleton. Due to the abnormal size of the skeleton,  Tall, so this time Zhou Yu aimed the paddle at the skeleton's white teeth and inserted it into it.

    Zhou Yu thought that this time he would be able to capture it just like before, but he didn't expect that something suddenly happened. He saw the skeleton opened its mouth, bit the oar, and ate it like sugar cane. It was so polite and weird.  .

    When Zhou Yu saw that the skeleton actually bit the oar and gnawed off most of it like sugar cane, he became so anxious that he violently pulled the oar back, and then with a backhand, he removed the oar.  The huge skeleton was pulled out far away.

    When Zhou Yu took the remaining oar over and took a look, he couldn't help but sigh that the skeleton's teeth were really good. The steel pipe here, which was more than two meters thick and nearly three meters long, was actually chewed off. Only half of it was chewed off.  There was a section about 1.2 meters long left, and there were several obvious teeth marks on this head, which seemed to be the traces left by the skeleton's gnawing.

    But when Zhou Yu was inspecting the steel pipe that the skeleton was eating, Zhou Yu suddenly felt that the temperature of the surrounding air began to drop rapidly again. Due to the rapid drop in temperature, a faint wave rose from the water surface.  White mist, and at the same time, the crackling sound began to come out from the water surface.

    After Zhou Yu had been running mana around his body for a week, his body felt better due to the rapid drop in temperature and slow response. At this time, Zhou Yu discovered that what was originally a pool of clear water had actually become knotted.  A thick layer of ice.

    And the boat that was originally in the water actually protruded from the water surface due to the force of the condensation and squeezing of the ice. This time Zhou Yu used the remaining half of the steel pipe in his hand to knock the already frozen water surface hard.  , and found that the ice layer was frozen very thickly, and actually made a banging sound, as if even the bottom of the water had frozen. And where the steel pipe was struck, only a few white marks were left, showing that the ice  Layer solidity.

    When Zhou Yu was testing the solidity of the ice layer, Zhou Yu suddenly heard a snapping sound coming from the side, as if something was running on the ice layer. Zhou Yu raised his eyes  Looking over, he found that on the ice not far away, a large number of skeletons were rushing towards him. The leader was the one who had just eaten up most of Zhou Yu's oar and was then whipped away by Zhou Yu.

    Green fire shone in the eyes of these skeletons, with a fierce aura. Each held a bone stick and shield, and rushed towards Zhou Yu. Zhou Yu couldn't help but sneered when he saw it, and Zhou Yu threw away the half of the steel pipe in his hand.  He shook it, looked at the length again, and nodded. This time Zhou Yu gritted his teeth and grabbed the steel pipe in his left hand.

    Zhou Yu stretched out his index finger under the steel pipe, stretched his thumb flat, and held the end of the steel pipe with the remaining three fingers. He raised the half of the steel pipe steadily in front of his eyebrows, and then formed a sword with his right hand.  He touched the steel pipe with his finger, and Zhou Yu immediately used the steel pipe as a sword and took a common starting stance for swordsmanship.

    Zhou Yu's starting position for holding the sword is a typical pad grip in fencing. The index finger and thumb control the direction and press on the hilt to generate power. The other three fingers are bent and the sword is raised to the eyebrows. Holding the sword in this way is the best.  The easiest ones to perform are the Jiaozi Jue and Bengzi Jue in swordsmanship.  It is one of the six most commonly used sword holding techniques in traditional swordsmanship.

    At this time, Zhou Yu's original Taoist air of emptiness and roundness had disappeared, replaced by a kind of chilling air on the battlefield. Then Zhou Yu jumped out of the boat and stepped on the ice, and then without hesitation  He stopped and rushed towards the skeleton, and then heard the sound of gold and iron clashing continuously. This time Zhou Yu actually took the initiative and used the half steel pipe as a sword to fight with the large group of skeletons.

    The art of Sword Immortal is composed of three methods: Heavenly Fate, Earth Fate, and Human Fate, and is called the Three Fate Sword.  Because it originates from the innate talents of heaven, earth, and man, it is also called Sanyuan swordsmanship, Daoyuan swordsmanship, and Lingyuan swordsmanship.  In Taoism, it was also called Tiandun sword technique in ancient times.

    The art of swordsmanship originated from Taoism, and later entered Buddhism in the trend of the integration of immortality, Buddhism, and the integration of Confucianism, Buddhism, and Taoism. It became popular in Buddhism and Taoism, and was jointly controlled by Buddhism and Taoism.  The essence of it.  Those who are masters of the two families all admire the power of the sword and go out to save people in the world - "The Master of the Heavenly Escape Sword Technique"

    The most famous person who practices flying swords is the Sword Immortal.  In the land of China, the legend of the Sword Immortal has been around for a long time. Among the many Taoist sects, the combat effectiveness of this Sword Immortal is among the best. It was recorded as early as in the book "Lieh Zi" that the Sword Immortal should be  It originated from the Xuanyuan Emperor Huangdi who asked Guangchengzi. There is a record in "Xuanyuan Golden Cauldron Wen" that Huangdi Kongtong asked Guangchengzi and made alchemy swords by the bank of Dinghu Lake.

    ??The sword immortal recorded in the official history should be Lu Dongbin, a Yiren from Kansai who has swordsmanship in the "Song History Chen Tuan Biography". He is more than a hundred years old and has a childlike face. He can walk hundreds of miles in an instant and is regarded as an immortal by the world.They all came to Chen Zhai, and everyone was different.  "Zhonglu Chuan Dao Ji" records that Lu Zu's swordsmanship was derived from Huolong Zhenren's earth and sky escape swordsmanship.

    As for modern times, Taoist master Chen Yingning, former president of the Chinese Taoist Association, once said in "Koujue Gouxuanlu": "Swordsmanship is also an extremely secret place. The best swordsmen are famous swordsmen, and the local swordsmen are not allowed by their precepts.  Take care of national affairs.¡±

    Chen Yining is a leader of modern Taoism and the founder of Immortalism.  His original name was Yuanshan and Zhixiang, but later he was renamed Yingning. His courtesy name was Zixiu and his nickname was Yuandunzi. He was a native of Huaining, Anhui.  He is known as a "giant in immortality", and the Taoist community respects him as the "contemporary Taishang Laojun". There must be some basis for what he said.

    In the works of Nan Huaijin, the master of Yizhou Chinese Studies, he once mentioned that when he was young, he was lucky enough to visit the descendants of the Sword Sect who lived in seclusion in the mountains.  Tai Chi master Huang Yuanxiu, Sun Yat-sen's secretary, has spoken to friends and disciples in public on many occasions that the sword fairy is indeed true.

    Of course, this is what ordinary people say. These two Taoist masters have proved that this sword-immortal technique does exist. But for Taoist disciples like Zhou Yu, this sword-immortal technique does not need to be proven by others.  , because nowadays among the great sects in China, no matter which sect they are, there are one or two hands of the sword immortal technique that have been passed down. You must know that this sword immortal is far more powerful than ordinary monks.  You will not turn a blind eye to this kind of practice.

    Among them, there are two kinds of sword immortals. One is the legendary flying sword technique, which is to refine a sword into a flying sword or sword pill, swallow it in your belly, use your own essence and temperature to nourish your spirit, and communicate with yourself.  When the time comes, if you release this flying sword, you can take someone else's head with a thousand strength.
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