It wasn't until that day that I clearly realized the greatness of Yi Xin Xing, this folk scientist. Although he's a powerful fool, he's still very powerful.

  Later, I came to know that the so-called "Three Evades and Conceals Body" is a profound skill in Qimen technique. Qimen evade armor can be roughly divided into three parts: "Qí", "Mén", and "Dùn Jiǎ". Old Yi's creation technique, such as the "Twenty-Four Weeks Through Bright Lamp", belongs to the "Qí" category, while his array technique belongs to the "Mén" category. His shape-shifting technique naturally falls under the "Dùn Jiǎ" category. This is also where the complexity of Qimen evade armor lies, as it involves too many things and is difficult to master thoroughly. In fact, Old Yi's current skills are only a glimpse into the grand way.

  This 'Three Evacuations and One Body' technique, as the name suggests, also belongs to the category of evading techniques. Simply put, all things are made up of energy, and this evading technique, like my talismanic technique, is a method of borrowing energy from nature through certain means to achieve various effects. The orthodox evading technique is divided into three types: 'Heaven', 'Earth', and 'Human'. However, the one Lao Yi used this time was the combination of the three evacuations, quickly absorbing the surrounding energy into his body. Simply put, every aspect of Lao Yi's body has been temporarily enhanced. In simple terms, Lao Yi is now a full-body version of the 'Jia Wu Yu Qing Po Sha Fu' talisman, amplified. Of course, the Heavenly Way is not something that ordinary people can comprehend. Later, Lao Yi told me that if this technique is used improperly, it can easily backfire and harm oneself. Moreover, the effective time of this technique is only two minutes. After two minutes, one will feel as exhausted as if they had run ten miles continuously.

  But in these short two minutes, Lao Yi was undoubtedly the folk version of Superman, although not as exaggerated as Clark Kent, but basically invincible, even if more than 20 strong men beat him together, he could kill them one by one in a short time.

  I saw the majestic and awe-inspiring Old Yi in a state as if a heavenly god had descended to earth, and I immediately felt at ease. Just then, that ghost girl, not knowing what pain was, climbed up again.

  Only to see Lao Yi being straightforward, he rushed forward with a few swift steps and kicked the female ghost's face. Lao Yi's leather shoes heavily stomped on the female ghost's face, producing a muffled sound. The kick was quite solid, as Lao Yi currently had his energy in his body, whether it was a human or a ghost, he would hit without hesitation. As a result, the female corpse didn't even have time to cry out before she heavily crashed into the wall again.

  "This is still Old Yi? It's too violent, it seems that the female corpse must have been disfigured. How ruthless, to actually take her life! Although I find it quite satisfying, my heart is also a bit uneasy. How am I going to explain this to Wen Shu and Li Gong tomorrow? Her daughter was beaten into that state by Old Yi."

  Sigh, forget it, let's take things one step at a time. First, let's deal with the immediate issues and then talk about other things later. They're all minor matters anyway. Dammit, I have to say, seeing Lao Yi being so domineering really makes me feel inferior - when can I be that powerful?

  Only to see Lao Yi grasping the dead woman's hair, pulling her up forcefully, and then punching her with his fists. The female corpse was being beaten by Lao Yi in such an inhumane way, making some strange noises from her mouth, but her eyes still didn't change, as if the Lao Yi in front of her was still a plate of crispy fried pork ribs.

  That female corpse initially also hit a few times, but this was of no use. You should know that Old Yi is now like an invulnerable monk from the Shaolin Temple, with no weaknesses on his entire body. Moreover, when the female corpse grabbed him, he seemed to feel neither pain nor itchiness. And when it hit Old Yi's body, it was as if it had hit a copper coin sword. Without even hitting once, she would let out a mournful cry.

  It's fierce enough, indeed it is.

  At this moment, Lao Yi was as fierce as the 300 Spartans, but I suddenly discovered a problem - even now that Lao Yi is so powerful, he still can't inflict fatal injuries on that female corpse.

  This is really not good, you know that Lao Yi now only has more than a minute left, if within this minute he still can't fix it, then when the time is up and Lao Yi's work is scattered, the one who will be fixed for sure is us two, at that time Lao Yi will really be in a precarious situation.

  What can be done? Think about it, think carefully!! I'm so anxious that I only scratch my head, thinking in my heart if there's any good way to get rid of this female corpse.

  Suddenly, I remembered a story that my ninth uncle told me. The story was about a cult that harmed people and brought disaster to the common folk. This cult was called "Yiguan Dao" (also known as "Unity Way"), which has nothing to do with Taoism. Before liberation, this cult was widespread throughout China, and its followers worshipped a deity called "Wuji Laomu" (Infinite Old Mother). However, it's unclear whether Wuji Laomu is a real god or not. Legend has it that followers of Yiguan Dao had to devote themselves wholeheartedly, just like today's multi-level marketing schemes, where they were brainwashed and couldn't escape. In fact, many people lost their lives because of this cult.

  It was a summer after the death of the ancestor, Jing Xian Dao Ren. The young Ninth Uncle wandered to a village in Jili Province and found that every household had closed their doors tightly during the day, with a note hanging on the door saying "Shifu Xianling, Yingdao Jiesheng". There was only one household where crying sounds came from, Ninth Uncle felt strange, so he followed the crying sound into that household, and saw that in the small earthen house, there was only an eight or nine-year-old boy sitting on the kang, crying sadly.

  Ninth Uncle went forward and asked what was wrong with the little boy and where his family was?

  That little boy told Ninth Uncle that next to this village, there is a mountain with a Taoist temple on it. Inside the temple live several living immortals. The villagers often go to the temple to worship them. It's said that the gods they worship can bless the village with peace and prosperity every year. Moreover, those Taoist priests have to come down from the mountain each year to find three destined people to become immortals.

  Today is the day when those old Taoists come down from the mountain to find people with fate, so every household has to stick a paper strip with "Shifu's spirit appears, leading the way for the saints" on their door. Hoping to have the opportunity to leave the mortal body and become an immortal, coincidentally, those old Taoists came to this little boy's home, took away his parents and sister, one of the old Taoists said that this little boy was too thin and small, so they didn't take him away. However, this family was originally just a common folk household, although becoming an immortal is a great temptation, who would be willing to accept the pain of separation from their loved ones? It's strange to say, those old Taoists saw that the family members were unwilling to leave, and somehow used some kind of magic, patted the little boy's parents and sister on the head with their hands, and they followed them like they had lost their souls.

  The little boy was left alone in the house. He was still young and couldn't bear to see his parents and sister being taken away, so he burst into tears.

  The young Ninth Uncle, after listening to the little boy's words, suddenly felt a surge of nameless fire in his heart. How could an ordinary person become a god so easily? This was clearly the work of evil spirits!! Ninth Uncle thought to himself that those old Taoists were probably also demons in disguise. This was truly outrageous! As a white-clad master of yin and yang, he couldn't just sit back and do nothing. So, after asking the little boy for directions to the mountain temple, he set off directly up the mountain.

  However, due to the complexity of the mountain roads and the fact that the little boy's directions were not very detailed, by the time Ninth Uncle found the Taoist temple on the mountain, it had already gotten dark. Ninth Uncle saw that the sign above the temple gate read "Yin Dao Jie Sheng" (Leading the Way to Sagehood), which further confirmed his suspicion that those old Taoists must be up to no good.

  However, Jiu Shu did not dare to be careless. He took advantage of the dark night and jumped over the wall into the courtyard. Seeing that the Taoist temple was pitch black, with only one room flickering with a faint light, he quietly approached and used his fingers to poke a hole in the window paper. He looked inside the house.

  The house was filled with smoke, and on a large altar sat an old woman wearing red and green clothes. Four or five old Taoist priests were gathered around the altar, while two people lay prostrate before it, and one person knelt. The kneeling figure was a young girl, about eleven or twelve years old. An old Taoist priest was gently tapping her back and neck with a mallet. Ninth Uncle saw this bizarre scene and quickly pulled out a "Dingyou Road Sign" from his bag. After opening his eyes to take another look, he was shocked to see that the faces of the old Taoist priests were clearly those of wild cats. Moreover, as the mallet struck, the girl's soul was slowly being knocked out!

  The connection between a person's neck and back is where the soul connects to the body, called 'Tosengmen'. If done correctly, just striking it will cause the soul to leave the body. The old lady sitting cross-legged on the altar had a sinister smile on her face, staring at the soul that was about to be knocked out, her mouth watering as if she was drooling.

  Jiǔ shū yī jiàn guǒ rán shì yāo xié zuò suì, biàn bù zài yóu huò, zhí jiē ná chū le yī bǎi èr shí méi tóng qián jiàn hé ruò gān fú zhòu, chōng jìn le wū zǐ lǐ, dà zhàn le bàn gè xiǎo shí hòu, zhōng yú jiāng le zhè yī huǒ hài rén jīng quán bù miè wáng, yuán lái nà ge lǎo tàitai shì zhè shān zhōng chéng le qì hòu de lí zǐ, ér nà xiē lǎo dào zé shì yě māo suǒ huà.

  After killing them, Ninth Uncle found that the little girl had stopped breathing and couldn't help but sigh that this was indeed a chaotic world where evil spirits emerged. After he went down the mountain, he told the villagers about these things, and the little boy became an orphan with no one to rely on, so Ninth Uncle took him as his apprentice, and from then on, the two continued to travel around together.

  The book returned to its original owner, and I suddenly remembered this story. Although it has nothing to do with the current case of fake resurrection, the method used by those evil spirits in the story to suck out people's souls can be borrowed. It is worth noting that since the female corpse is resurrected, her soul should still be inside the body. If we can knock out her soul, we should be able to solve it with a spell! After all, Old Yi is now capable of beating both flesh and spirit at the same time!

  I remember I drew a palm symbol for Lao Yi just now, and when the time comes, let Lao Yi clean it up! Damn it! I'm simply a genius! How can I be so clever?

  But I know, now is not the time for self-admiration, so I hastily shouted at Lao Yi: "Lao Yi!! Turn it over!! Hit its neck and shoulder joints!! Hurry!!!! This way you can knock out its soul!!!!"

  Lao Yi hastily twisted the hand grasping the female corpse's hair and then pounded it towards the "Tuo Sheng Men". The female corpse, of course, couldn't calm down either, struggling with all its might. Lao Yi asked me while pounding, "Old Cui! Who told you this? Is this move effective?"

  Actually, I'm also uncertain at this moment, and I don't dare to confirm whether this trick works or not. I can only take the attitude of letting Lao Yi try it out first, like in a TV commercial, and then talk about it after spending ten bucks on it!

  At this time, Lao Yi was about two minutes away from Xiao Chao's dispersal of his internal energy, and there were less than forty seconds left.

  (This article involves harmonious information, everyone please refer to pinyin by themselves. Thank you for your support.)