Reborn in a world overrun by demons, he became a Taoist priest and unexpectedly awakened the Tiangang and Disha System.
The Thirty-Six Tiangang Arts and the Seventy-Two Disha Techniques: every transformation is a supernatural ability.
Communing with the Netherworld, traveling through the underworld and its ghostly markets.
Swordsmanship, mastering every sword technique with ease and even controlling flying swords.
Invisibility, concealing one's aura and hiding one's tracks.
Breathing flames, exhaling scorching fire to burn evil spirits...
He can even manipulate creation, reverse yin and yang, and shift the stars and constellations...
Why does this Taoist priest set out on his journey?
To slay evil spirits, kill monsters, suppress demonic calamities, and bring peace to the world.
In these troubled times, a cultivator must eradicate every demon and fiend...
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
Daoyin: It means "guiding the Qi to make the body harmonious, and pulling the body to make the body soft". It is a foundation-building method for training the body and strengthening the essence. Taking: Also known as "taking bait", it refers to taking medicine in order to live forever. Even if you eat highly toxic drugs, you will still be unscathed. Nong Wan: This is the golden elixir avenue, the elixir of the Earth Immortal. Medicine: This is the method of entering the Tao through medicine, including medical knowledge and pharmaceutical knowledge, as well as various medical and magical methods. Bigu: Not drinking or eating, eating wind and drinking dew, not eating whole grains or human fireworks, the gods are born by eating Qi. Medicines and food intake should be used to prevent 'cultivation problems', Daoyin Technique lays the foundation, Bigu Technique continues to be practiced, and Nong Pill Technique is used to cultivate the Immortal Golden Pill.
I would like to ask if anyone is still reading it, and can you leave your comments in the book review section?
Isn't this written down? If you don't write anymore, please let me know when you publish a new book.
Is it really useful to have only supernatural powers without magic power and Taoism???
Daoyin: It means "guiding the Qi to make the body harmonious, and pulling the body to make the body soft". It is a foundation-building method for training the body and strengthening the essence. Taking: Also known as "taking bait", it refers to taking medicine in order to live forever. Even if you eat highly toxic drugs, you will still be unscathed. Nong Wan: This is the golden elixir avenue, the elixir of the Earth Immortal. Medicine: This is the method of entering the Tao through medicine, including medical knowledge and pharmaceutical knowledge, as well as various medical and magical methods. Bigu: Not drinking or eating, eating wind and drinking dew, not eating whole grains or human fireworks, the gods are born by eating Qi. Medicines and food intake should be used to prevent 'cultivation problems', Daoyin Technique lays the foundation, Bigu Technique continues to be practiced, and Nong Pill Technique is used to cultivate the Immortal Golden Pill.
The Tiangang Disha in Journey to the West is used to avoid the three disasters. You are talking about the Thirty-Six Techniques of Tiangang and the Seventy-two Techniques of Earthly Evil recorded in the Immortal Tongjian of the past dynasties.