When danger strikes on the back mountain, he says, “This rock needs to roll,” and a landslide clears the area with pinpoint accuracy.
During a market dispute, he grumbles, “That guy really deserves to lose his fortune,” and the other man immediately discovers a hole in his storage pouch, spilling every spirit stone.
While cultivating spirit herbs, he sighs, “Hurry up and grow,” and the herb garden instantly bursts with spiritual light as a whole crop of century-old herbs ripens at once.
Word spreads from the outer sect to the inner sect, and then to other sects. Rumors fly: “There’s a monster in the Qingyun Sect whose words become reality.” The more Lu Xiaofan tries to explain, the more everyone thinks he’s unfathomably profound and humble to a fault...
It's really like AI. If I hadn't been reading it, I would have suspected that I had remembered it wrong. The first and second chapters are only about 20 chapters long, and they are not talking about the same thing.