The elders say that there are three ways to cultivate immortality: the road to heaven, the Ksitigarbha gate, and the path to immortality.
This "Corpse Execution Immortal" is the strangest way.
Despite the word "immortal" hanging on it, the practice is not the method of ascending to heaven, but the method of resurrecting the soul through corpse and pretending to be true. When a person dies, the soul does not leave. It hides in the skin and simmers slowly. When the right time, place and people are favorable, it can come out of the shell, change its skin, and start over again.
This method is full of evil and does not teach the right way. It only flows on the sidelines of wild gates. It may break through Yin and Yang, or it may lead to madness and chaos. It all relies on a single breath of strength to support it. As the old saying goes: "It is not true to dissect a corpse, three souls and seven souls cannot return, and thunder and lightning from the sky are useless." But there are people who really go against the wind and go this way, and become immortal monsters - they look like humans, but their hearts are not in the world.
The thing I want to talk about today has nothing to do with the Corpse Execution Fairy...