The Fairy Clan That Started with a Lamp

Author, after reading Chapter 8, I can't stand it anymore. A mortal's 20-year lifespan allows another mortal to briefly possess the strength of the ninth level of Qi training. Do you think it's reasonable? Also, the arrangement of the jade slips in front is too deliberate! Let's change it from Chapter 4. The first corpse is an innate warrior who obtained the lamp and the jade slip. The news was leaked and he was chased to death by other innate warriors. The pursuers did not find it and it was okay. The protagonist devoured the remnant soul and obtained the skills (including the skills in the jade slip) and martial arts of the dead innate warrior. Liu Changsheng obtained the lamp and the jade slip and directly visualized the protagonist. The protagonist said that he was a weapon spirit, recognized Liu Changsheng as his master, and taught him to cultivate immortality. Liu Changsheng went to the county town to buy tonics and was exposed, and the innate warrior who was being hunted found out. His family was overthrown and his uncle was killed. Having just broken through the first level of Qi training, he came back and killed his ambushing enemies, left the village and entered the world of immortality.