On the street, people who spit fire from their mouths, take money from oil pans, and pretend to be gods are called warlocks.
In the green forest, those who pinch and plot, the yin and yang of the universe, and the feng shui are in control, are called warlocks.
In the thatched cottage, the masters of medicine are called warlocks.
In the deep mountains, those who possessed people and taught them skills, subdued demons and eliminated demons, and used their horses to serve the heavens were called warlocks.
The jugglers, wandering Taoist priests, hermit Chinese medicine practitioners and disciples here are all called warlocks.
Old man, that's what he told me originally, but it was he who later overturned this theory.
