The Beggar Learned How to Walk Through Walls

Xiao Qi spent the winter in the body of the headless statue. When she woke up, she suddenly found that the statue had a head installed and she was sealed in the statue. It became increasingly difficult to breathe. At this time, she thought of Brother Jin, a boy of the same age who gave her steamed buns countless times to prevent her from starving to death. The Spirit King was worried that Xiao Qi would die in his belly and robbed him, so he taught Xiao Qi the wall-penetrating technique and spirit to let her leave. Xiao Qi used the wall-penetrating technique to take Ji Xiaojin to practice in the heaven and god realm. During this period, he helped Ji Xiaojin countless times, but Ji Xiaojin still betrayed Xiao Qi many times. He betrayed and suppressed Xiao Qi many times in the heaven and god world in order to get promoted and get rich, which eventually led to Xiao Qi's death in the god world. In order to protect the statue of the Spirit King in the mortal world, Xiao Qi made a statue of himself in front of the Spirit King's statue. There was a trace of Xiao Qi's soul in it. Because Xiao Qi made many achievements while protecting the mortal world, the statue was worshiped by the mortal world. After Xiao Qi's death, his soul revived and began to practice in the mortal world/6 After going through many difficulties and dangers, he returned to heaven and entered the divine world, destroying a group of evil gods. But after the war, the old dream suddenly came back. I dreamed that I was kneeling in the cold wind and begging outside Ji Xiaojin's house. Ji Xiaojin gave her two steaming buns. The little beggar woke up crying and screamed. He immediately chased Ji Xiaojin out of the underworld and forcibly fished him out. He was reincarnated in a house of good deeds to help Ji Xiaojin accumulate good deeds so that he could become an immortal after reincarnation. It was in vain, so he accepted the Bodhisattva's suggestion. The beggar turned into the upper half of the road-plying stone to protect the lower half.