Zombies are born from the turbid energy of the earth.
After the greatest of all living beings dies, its three souls return to heaven, while its seven spirits cannot leave the earth and enter the cycle of reincarnation. Instead, they connect with turbid energy and become spirits, naturally formed and nurtured by heaven and earth, sealed inside the body. These spirits are yin in nature and are averse to sunlight. They draw life from the moonlight and starlight, and grow by absorbing yin energy, ghostly energy, resentment, baleful energy, and other forms of turbid energy.
They have rendered a service to heaven and earth, so they are called spirits of heaven and earth.
And since the greatest of all living beings are called humans, their bodies are called corpses after death. These spirits are born from corpses and infused with earthly energy, making their bodies exceptionally sturdy. Thus, people call them zombies.
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
Fellow Taoist actually let Ren Tingting go.
The timeline is so messy, it's completely mixed up. Also, it feels a bit weird to raise ghosts and form formations to practice Taoism.
Come on, author, keep chasing, and give you a monthly pass
Oh, so many people read it and no one commented, so you got first blood?