
Please Call Me the Illusion Immortal
[Fantasy · Martial Arts · Mystery]
Borrowing two taels of wind from the human world, filling you with ten thousand eight thousand dreams. In this world, strange and uncanny spells and divine incantations have been passed down among the common people for a long time.
There are wandering women in the jianghu who draw talismans and pray, drinking talisman water to become immune to blades and spears, even able to smash rocks on their chests.
There are performance artists who can climb ropes into the clouds, change faces in many forms, and use tricks to deceive people.
Spirit mediums perform rites to invite ghosts and gods to possess them, allowing them to cross yin and enter the underworld.
There are coffin makers who chant spells to command paper figures to cause trouble.
There are also sorcerers skilled in illusion arts who use odd techniques and feng shui to arrange stones into formations that block demon armies and ten thousand cavalry.
The many crafts of cultivation are brilliant in the mortal world, yet none can obtain immortality.
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Xu Yuanchang recalled: "The first time that old man came looking for me, he said I had exceptional bone structure and a remarkable destiny, and that he wanted to pass his shabby legacy to me. He only needed a ten-silver-tael apprenticeship fee. I thought he was just a streetwise scammer."
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(Author also recommends a completed 2.2-million-character premium novel, 'Daoist Monk Recites Scriptures', welcome to enjoy.)
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