Esoteric Arts: Starting by Shoving a Guan Yu Statue into My Equipment Slot

Orphaned, impoverished, and humiliated by his own family, he, being of low physical constitution, turned to martial arts The museum is filled with comparisons of outfits that are a stark contrast to reality, and the saying "hard work pays off" is enough to make you sick of seeing it. This kind of opening is boring, but then Hakimi starts breaking into street dance.

The protagonist refined the tiger skin in half a month, but was blocked and robbed by three ordinary people in the wild. He didn't dare to kill him, so he only beat him up. He threatened them not to reveal the secret of his rapid skin refining, and then he even tried to help them make money and recruit a younger brother!

Tiger-like strength + 100 jin of strength 😜

The Dragon King's statue, the Great Sage Equal to Heaven, and yet another Guan Yu statue.

The effect of being invincible to all evil is entirely up to the author. He almost died when he encountered one; thankfully, he had the immunity to all evil! Enemies appear only in stages, and their cultivation levels are all higher than the protagonist's. Once the protagonist's cultivation level increases and he takes revenge, even higher-level enemies appear.

He's a complete idiot. He's merciful to his enemies, and knowing his own cultivation level, he doesn't kill them, just keeps it a secret. But if those guys reveal the protagonist's cultivation level, the protagonist will be doomed. Someone who clearly broke through to a higher realm but refuses to talk about it and tries to hide it is highly suspicious; the protagonist will be in serious trouble.

It's rare to find another esoteric Buddhist text. My personal suggestion to the author is to refer to the writing styles of those top authors, avoid getting carried away, and avoid writing poorly. Learn from the outlines and writing styles of those high-achieving authors. It's a rare opportunity to write an esoteric Buddhist book; don't let it fall flat.

The author, a genius, could easily build a sheep pen with 100 sheep, and even ginseng that was fifty or sixty years old only cost 10 coins—such prices!

I have a question for you: Why is there Guan Yu in another world?

Could the author please check the data when writing this? A bronze statue over 3 meters tall weighs 300 kilograms, and the fence surrounding 100 sheep is built by a sickly protagonist all by himself.