With a loud bang inside his body, Ji Yang’s whole body shook as the last meridian was completely cleared.
Ji Yang knew in his heart that if it weren’t for the large amount of chi in this woman’s body, no one else could have helped him clear this meridian.
To clear the last meridian, the amount of True Yuan required was more than double that of any previous one.
Upon looking at Liu Qiushui again, Ji Yang found that she had now completely passed out.
This woman had expended too much today; if it were anyone else causing this, they would probably have shortened their lifespan.
But Ji Yang was different; at that moment, he was reciprocating some energy back into Liu Qiushui’s body.
As the reciprocated energy entered, Ji Yang noticed Liu Qiushui’s breathing became more robust.
Without paying further attention to her condition, Ji Yang started to examine his own body.
At that time, Ji Yang gained new insights into the state of his meridians; his body’s meridians were like high-speed rail lines, and once they were all cleared, True Yuan could quickly reach any place as far as his consciousness could extend. The acupuncture points were like railway stations, accessible from anywhere.
A new discovery was that when he looked inward at his body, he could clearly see the condition of various parts.
Upon closer inspection, Ji Yang found that his body was not free of the lingering aroma; these scents were hidden all over his body.
When he tried to use some True Yuan to reach one of these scents, Ji Yang merely chased it for a moment, and those scents truly dissipated from his body.
After doing this, Ji Yang began to check the rest of his body and discovered that there was nothing wrong with him; everything was in excellent condition.
With one thought, while still joined with Liu Qiushui, Ji Yang easily saw the condition of Liu Qiushui’s entire body.
In her liver, a cluster of chi had gathered there.
Although he did not know the specifics, Ji Yang had a guess that if such chi existed inside a human body, it could easily damage the tissues in that area.
Thinking of this, as Ji Yang helped Liu Qiushui chase away that cluster of chi, he successfully drove it out from her liver to the outside.
With the disappearance of that chi, what Ji Yang could see was that her liver had undergone some changes.
He had cured her liver disease!
Ji Yang was also somewhat surprised; he hadn’t expected it to be possible.
Ji Yang now felt his thinking was incredibly clear, and his body felt lighter than before.
It seemed there were many changes within his body, but now was not the time to delve into these changes.
Ji Yang also thought about the situation at hand; for him, dealing with Huang Song and his issues was the priority—these bodily changes could wait for later, when he would have time to study them in detail.
Glancing at the woman beneath him, who now appeared much more spirited and whose skin seemed even more delicate, Ji Yang quickly began to strategize. This woman was useful to him, and if he could get her to cooperate, many things might indeed become easier.
With his mood lightened, Ji Yang made another discovery, sensing some of her thoughts, her complex emotions towards him, her intense hatred for Fan Guohai.
Realizing her hatred for Fan Guohai, Ji Yang knew that today’s events were not coincidental. Read complete version only at novel fire.net