[Elderly People Cultivating Immortality] + [The Ultimate Retirement Life] + [Medical Miracle] + [Cultivation for All in the Later Stages]
Before the spiritual qi revival, there were a few amusing little stories. Let me tell you about them:
One: Grandma Zhao was having terrible luck at mahjong, so she secretly used a little spell to peek at the tiles. The old lady across from her stared into her eyes.
Opponent: “Why are your eyes glowing green?”
Grandma Zhao: “My glaucoma’s acting up. I win! Mind your own business and pay up.”
Two: Uncle Chen thought the elevator was too slow, so he went straight through the wall to the seventh floor. A neighbor was just coming out of the stairwell and saw him.
Neighbor: “Old Chen, did you come through the wall…?”
Uncle Chen: “This building’s shoddy. The plaster fell off, and I came through a hole. You should report it to the property manager.”
Three: Uncle Zhou used Samadhi True Fire to brew himself tea. Blue flames flickered beneath the teacup, and his son leaned in for a closer look.
Son: “Dad, why’s there blue fire under your cup?”
Uncle Zhou: “I got a new stove. This model saves energy and gets really hot. Want some? I just made it.”
Four: Auntie Wang used the shrinking-earth-to-an-inch technique to get to the morning market. In one step, she went from her home to a vegetable stall, startling the young vendor.
Vendor: “Auntie, how did you just whoosh over here…?”
Auntie Wang: “You were crouching down tying your shoes. You didn’t see me walk over. Give me two jin of pork ribs, the lean ones.”
I was originally attracted by the title of the book, but after reading it I was immediately hooked. The setting is fresh, the laughter is natural, and the characters are vividly written. It is suitable for readers who want to read some relaxing and healing themes. It has been added to the bookshelf and will be updated soon.
The content is relatively new and the setting is good