[Esoteric Crafts] [Folk Legends and the Supernatural] [Temple of the Flesh: Organ Consecration]
After receiving a package from his parents, Lu Qi stepped into another world. Danger and opportunity were everywhere. The rotten old order had collapsed, evil spirits and monsters roamed the land, and demons and gods commanded the incense offerings...
Gold seekers returning from foreign lands began by awakening their fated abilities, then pursued the mysterious, unearthed rare treasures, and summoned folk gods to cast their gaze upon them.
Communing with the dead and robbing tombs, feng shui and yin-yang arts, the Five Chang troops, ritual forms and ceremonial rules, corpse-driving and warding off evil, southern mediums and northern shamans, curse-breaking and evil-subduing arts, the Five Ailments and Three Deficiencies, fasting to nourish the spirit, the body's hidden treasures, relieving suffering and spreading salvation with compassion, crossing the seas and making one's way as a traveler, not making trouble beneath the mountain god's feet, performing spirit-calming rites after a spirit encounter, burning incense to ask the river god for help when crossing water, consulting the immortals for guidance, summoning celestial masters with a yellow talisman, singing hymns of salvation with compassion, performing acrobatics and plays to entertain the gods, Zhong Kui crushing demons and scattering evil spirits, washing ink and blood to conceal yin-patterned tattoos and ghosts, and shamans raising gu and sending spirits to possess the living...
Lu Qi holds the power to sell the dead. Any corpse that passes through his hands can become a skill, an item, an immersive life experience, or a “corpse treasure” hidden inside the body.
[Sell one of the Eight Trades to obtain an extraordinary art of the underworld.]
[Sell a tomb raider to obtain the art of moving mountains and shifting ridges.]
[Sell a common warrior to obtain traditional martial arts.]
[Sell a Confucian, Buddhist, or Taoist to obtain scriptures and sacred texts.]
[Sell an ordinary person to obtain folk crafts.]
[Sell a member of the imperial family to obtain the fortune of a dragon vein.]
[...]
One day, the demons and gods of the land of premature death broke through their seal and descended upon the mortal world.
With the survival of the Feaster clan hanging in the balance, Lu Qi climbed out of his coffin, stuffed them all inside, and sold them.
“I just want to play games in peace. Why won’t you listen?”
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Exorcism Begins with Corpse-Eating and Summoning Gods
There's too much Cantonese dialogue, and if you only understand a little, you can't grasp the characters. Add some flavor, please. Who's supposed to understand whole long stretches of Cantonese dialogue?
I do not understand
I don't understand why everyone is talking about how great it is to receive books during summer vacation, as if this ancient battlefield is destined to be fraught with danger for us. Six months ago, I embarked on my journey as a writer's assistant and began my first writing experience. I witnessed the splendor of the heavens and earth.
Dude, are you not planning to take this book out of Guangdong? Forget the grammar, I don't even recognize the characters! And how am I supposed to pronounce this crappy "world name"?
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I just want to play games in peace and quiet.
The author really had no intention of letting this novel leave Guangdong!
This Cantonese is giving me a headache!
It's very similar to "The Commoner Lord," and not just a little bit.
That's it? It's over 😱 It's over?
As someone from Guangdong, I feel there's too much Cantonese dialogue... Is this really a web novel aimed at the general public? 🤔 I can only say that even Jin Yong wouldn't dare write Cantonese dialogue like this in his novels.
Author, do you know why Kasakatsu Bear's book, "My Years in the Folk World," has stopped updating?
Let's try a different approach from the previous book; let's avoid repeating the same formula.