In the later part of the first book, there is a story about the recovery of spiritual energy, and in the beginning of the second book, it is about the recovery of spiritual energy, the female bishop and the interstellar people cultivating immortals.
Vision, hearing, smell, and touch are just the processing of sensory signals by the brain. If there is a problem with cognition itself, how can you confirm whether everything you perceive is real or illusory? This is a polluted world. The pills that the monks are flocking to are actually living insect eggs. The beautiful and cold Fairy of the Sword Pavilion has been refined into a long sword with twisted flesh and blood.
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