A Mortal's Story of Cultivation into Immortality

Since Han Li learned the "Wind Control Technique", he has become more interested in the other two spells, "Calming Talisman" and "Object Expulsion Technique". He has spent a lot of time and energy on them, hoping that one day he can be like " "Yu Feng Jue" was suddenly understood and enlightened.

However, after studying again and again, Han Li unexpectedly discovered that the inability to cast these two spells may not be his own fault, but may just be that the external conditions for casting the spells are not met.

According to the book, the "Dingshen Talisman" is a kind of talisman, and you must use the talisman prepared in advance. Therefore, Han Li used to use yellow paper bought from a nearby town, and then use a brush to draw the so-called talismans according to the symbol patterns on the book.

Although the book did not say what kind of paint was needed to draw the talisman pattern, he recalled that Doctor Mo's talisman with silver symbols naturally used silver powder, a precious luxury product. Han Li didn't know whether this paint was effective, but at least from the outside, these self-made talismans were exactly the same as the examples in the book.

Unfortunately, just the same appearance is not enough.

When Han Li used a spell to activate these talismans, the symbols on the talisman did not emit a dazzling silver light like when Doctor Mo used it, and no other strange phenomena occurred. It can be said that his spell was a complete failure. And put him into a dilemma. Because he didn't know whether the failure in casting the spell was due to the wrong spell or pinching posture, or the failure to create the spell.

But after this study it was different.

Through in-depth searches of various relevant information and books on magic legends, Han Li finally discovered that the magic symbols used by immortal cultivators were definitely not drawn casually on ordinary paper and paint as mortals know them, but should be It is made of certain materials that are unique among immortal cultivators, and it may require some special method to make it. Therefore, even if his spell gestures were impeccable, the spell casting would still be impossible to succeed.

The same is true for the "object-repelling technique".

Han Li used to believe that any object could be used as a target for the "Object Expelling Technique", so the targets of the "Destroying Curse" were common objects such as furniture or swords, which of course had no effect at all.

But now that he was reminded of the talisman paper, he realized that what this "object expulsion technique" was driving was definitely not ordinary objects, but specific objects used by immortal cultivators.

So Han Li regarded the strange things he got from Doctor Mo, including the "soul-inducing bell" and the seven silver blades used to perform the "Seven Ghost Soul-Eating Technique", as being driven by the "Expelling Object Technique". I tried a lot on the subject, but unfortunately nothing could be cast successfully. This greatly disappointed Han Li. It seemed that the "Object Expelling Technique" was not using these magic weapons, but something else.

Now that he knew the approximate source of the problem and understood that it was impossible to perform the "Calming Talisman" and "Object Expelling Technique" without the corresponding items, Han Li turned his attention away from it and instead started to learn martial arts secrets. The idea of ​​using it in combination with several spells is to quickly improve your own strength and take yourself to a higher level in a short period of time.

After having this whimsical idea, Han Li began the arduous journey of self-discipline and soon achieved some success.

After some attempts, he finally integrated "Luo Yanbu" and "Wind Control Technique" together.

It is said that it is fusion. In fact, it is just a matter of casting the "Wind Control Technique" first and then using the "Luoyan Step". However, the coordination and matching between the two must be controlled well, otherwise it is easy to make mistakes. This took Han Li a lot of effort and effort.

But in this way, the original shortcomings of "Yu Feng Jue" that he was not good at tossing and turning and the "Luo Yan Bu" that consumed too much physical energy when moving were gradually improved, and made him like lightning and thunder when moving and changing positions. He could see his shadow but not his person, and he became even more elusive in his body skills.

Soon afterwards, Han Li also made his own original move in the use of "Fire Bullet Technique".

Originally, after the small fireballs of the "Fireball Technique" appeared, the caster should rely on his own magic power to launch the fireballs towards the target to kill the enemy. This was the original usage of this technique, but Han Li didn't think so.

Han Li believed that the speed of the small fireball that relied on mana to fly was too slow and could be easily avoided by a master of Qinggong. This made it subject to many restrictions in the battle of the world and seemed a bit flashy. Therefore, he simply cast only half of the spell when using the "Fire Ball Technique". When the fireball appeared, he no longer launched it. Instead, he used its indestructible property to control it as a short magic weapon in his hand. on, use it.

In this way, with his improved extreme movement skills and the high-temperature fireball in his hands, Han Li was now confident that he could easily kill any master.

With these things to rely on, Han Li could finally breathe a sigh of relief and no longer have to worry about his own lack of strength. Now he could finally go to Lanzhou to detoxify with confidence.

At this time, Han Li's "Eternal Spring Kung" was also eating elixirs as snacks every day, and quietly entered the eighth level, making his magic power grow a lot.

In terms of the depth of his magic power alone, Han Li at this time has surpassed Yu Zitong when his physical body was still alive, but when it comes to the amount of magic he has mastered and actual fighting skills, he still cannot catch up with the previous Yu Zitong. After all, when Yu Zitong was practicing magic in his family, he had elders to give him guidance and fellow disciples to learn from, but he was much better than Han Li, who was half-hearted.

Han Li didn't know all this, and even if he knew, he didn't care. He was not arrogant enough to think that he could compete with real immortal cultivators just by learning a few basic spells. His current enemies were still based on worldly skills. Mainly Jianghu people.

Therefore, Han Li was in a good mood. Just when he was complacent and ready to find an excuse to leave Qixuanmen and go down the mountain, the Wild Wolf Gang suddenly made a request for peace talks with Qixuanmen.

As soon as this news came, the Qixuanmen side was in an uproar. You must know that in recent times, the Wild Wolf Gang has had the upper hand in conflicts and has been suppressing the Qixuanmen. Under such favorable circumstances, how can the other side Will peace talks suddenly occur? Could there be some trick involved? This caused many people to be suspicious.

Suddenly, voices in Qixuanmen who agreed to the peace talks and those who disagreed with the peace talks were heard one after another. Each high-level executive also had his own different opinions, and Li Feiyu was one of the people who firmly opposed it.

Since the opinions of those who agree and those who oppose are almost the same, it is impossible to argue one over the other. In the end, it is up to the leader of the Wang Clan to make the final decision. Talk to the other party first. If the conditions are not too excessive, then shake hands and make peace. If the conditions are too harsh, then Keep fighting.

Although this plan of mixing thin mud cannot satisfy both groups, it is the only way to compromise, and it can only be like this.