The Demon Monk System from Another World, but I didn't travel through time.

Chapter 116: The "Unfair" Art of Talismans
Although metaphysics cannot be verified, it cannot be disproven either!

It's just like drawing cards in a game. Logically, the chances of winning are the same whether you draw them one by one or draw ten in a row.

But many times, I just feel that if I accumulate the money and then draw it, I’ll have better luck.

Don’t talk about miracles coming out of a single draw.

In a ten-hit combo, all the results are useless, and you only feel pain once.

If you pull out ten times and all the results are useless, you will feel the pain ten times.

When it's obvious that most of the cards are garbage used to fill the card pool, most people will accumulate them and either feel the pain once or feel the pleasure right away.

Of course, there are also those who believe that a single draw can produce miracles.

But it’s better for us Africans not to believe too much in miracles.

Zhang Wuyong didn't expect that the first draw of the ten random cards he had accumulated this time would produce white light.

He opened his eyes wide and watched the white light turn into a bamboo slip and appear before him.

"Tong Fu Jian Lu": Not up to par! This is a primer for Taoist children, used to copy elementary talismans. It contains a few low-level talismans that are not up to par. The talismans recorded are only effective for mortals who have not practiced cultivation, and ordinary beings without profound energy. They are not worth mentioning!

Zhang Wuyong discovered that although it was a book, it was not like other martial arts, pill recipes, and battle formation diagrams, so he asked him if he wanted to receive it.

Things like those, if he chooses to receive them, will directly transform into knowledge and enter his mind.

However, this "Tongfu Jianlu" is just a bamboo slip floating in front of him, which can be put into the prop bar at any time.

Zhang Wuyong waved his hand, and bamboo slips appeared out of thin air and appeared in his hand.

Although it is a bamboo slip, it is obviously not an ordinary bamboo slip from this world. Holding it in the hand, it feels as cool as jade.

He slowly opened it, and inside were seal characters and ancient classical Chinese texts that he could understand.

If it were before he obtained the system, he would probably find these classical Chinese texts difficult to understand and would be constantly overwhelmed.

But now, it's clear at a glance.

Because this is knowledge for Taoist children who have just started school in another world, many parts are explained in detail.

Talisman.

In another world, it is what Taoism learns.

But it is mainly used before the Nascent Soul stage.

The study of talismans allows one to "carve" some spells on talisman paper in advance according to the mysterious cosmic numerology, so that they can be used at any time when necessary.

Only when one reaches the Nascent Soul stage or above, the cultivator develops spiritual consciousness and can directly borrow the power of heaven and earth, without the need for any talismans or spells.

This is a Taoist technique used by cultivators who have not yet reached the Nascent Soul stage.

After all, even in another world with abundant spiritual energy, most practitioners will never reach the Nascent Soul stage in their entire lifetime.

Those cultivators who lack the ability are unable to directly borrow the power of heaven and earth, and it is even more impossible for them to achieve the "words come true" of the truly powerful ones.

It is also normal to prepare some talismans in advance for use in sudden encounters.

What is recorded in this book of Tongfu Jianlu is the entry level of talismans, the lowest level among the low levels.

It is the simplest, entry-level talisman that is only effective against ordinary people or ordinary objects without mysterious energy.

For example, if someone is invisible, anyone who is a Qi cultivator can easily see through it.

For example, it cannot penetrate walls, even if the wall is made of the most rubbish, decades-old black soil that is not even valued by the immortals and demons.

There are also fire control, water control, gold chewing and so on.

The fire, water, and metal here can only be ordinary water, fire, and metal without any mysterious energy, that is, ordinary fire, water, and metal used by the people.

The "Marry Dream Talisman" was not found.

But there is actually a "wealth-summoning talisman". Just looking at the introduction, it seems that it can summon the copper coins and silver coins used by poor people in the folk without anyone noticing. It is basically useless for those who practice Taoism.

In short, they are all useless talismans in the world of cultivation in another world.

I have to say that this Tongfu Jianlu is really the rubbish among rubbish in the other world.

Even if one practices the art of talismans to the highest level, it is only useful for those below the Nascent Soul stage. The strong disdain to use it, and the devil disdains to learn it.

Normally, this "Tong Fu Jian Lu" is placed in the card pool just to make up the numbers.

Do not!
It's not even enough to make up the numbers. If he really went to another world, started on the path of cultivating magic, got points, and drew this thing... wouldn't that be disgusting?

But here, these talismans are really useful.

At least, it has been proven that the Dream Marriage Talisman is effective!

Then these talismans are probably effective!

However, these are just means of making talismans, not directly giving him a few talismans.

Unlike the "unfair" last time, he was directly given a Dream Marriage Talisman that could be used five times.

However, this bamboo slip itself carries spiritual energy.

Children aged three or four in the Taoist sect are not yet able to effectively absorb spiritual energy and manipulate spiritual power, and they are unable to make and practice talismans on their own.

This bamboo slip is only used to teach them the most basic introductory knowledge of talismans.

Therefore, all you have to do is take a cinnabar pen and copy the runes directly on the bamboo slips, and then "trace" them out on the paper.

The Taoist specially made "cinnabar pen", the pen actually doesn't matter, the key is cinnabar.

The bamboo slips also provide an introduction to the cinnabar needed.

Carefully refined cinnabar is naturally the best. If it is not available, ordinary Xuanguan sand can also be used after grinding.

Zhang Wuyong drew several boxes of Xuan Guang Sha.

He cursed in his heart when he drew the Xuan Guang Sand again and again.

This card pool is really full of shoddy stuff.

It felt like he was getting the Bell Sword seven times in a row when he was playing Genshin Impact.

But I didn't expect that Xuanguansha could be used in such a place.

Zhang Wuyong took out a box of Xuan Guang Sand.

Each box of Xuan Guang Sha is contained in a jade box.

Zhang Wuyong picked up a grain of black light sand inside and looked at it carefully.

Xuan Guang sand is white with pink, and each grain is about the size of a bean.

The reason why Zhang Wuyong placed the Xuan Guang Sand around him when he was meditating and breathing.

Because from the introduction, it is the most common and seems the most harmless.

Unlike the Demon Sea Yaksha Bone and the like, just reading the introduction makes people feel weird and scary.

Even so, every time he took it out, he only touched the jade box that contained it.

Now I know that in the other world, the ground Xuan Guang Sand can be directly given to children aged three or four to use as cinnabar.

It seems to be truly natural and non-toxic!

But if you want to use it to make talismans and scrolls, you must first grind it into powder.

Otherwise, even if you dip the pen in it, you won’t be able to use it to draw talismans.

Zhang Wuyong read the talisman carefully again.

After pondering for a while, he put it and the box of Xuan Guang Sand away.

Looking at the time, it was already midnight. This research took quite a long time.

There is my final high school graduation ceremony tomorrow, and I will get my diploma then.

He simply drew all the remaining nine.

Yellow light…yellow light…green light…yellow light…purple light…yellow light…yellow light…yellow light…green light…

(End of this chapter)