Terrifying Heavens: I'll directly worship the Black Law of Fengdu!

Chapter 100 Jiale
Li Xuan dripped a little blood into the bowl and gave it to the child to drink.

Now that the child is like this, we might as well try anything, even if it's a long shot. Maybe we have a "tenacious life" quality in our blood...

Time passed by minute by minute.

The child's condition has not improved.

He was somewhat disappointed. It seemed that "Resilient Life" was a passive skill similar to soul binding, only effective on his own body and unable to affect others...

The man looked at Li Xuan expectantly and said, "You living god, will my child survive?"

Li Xuan shook his head and said, "I'm sorry, I've done my best."

The man's expression changed, his gaze fixed on the gourd at Li Xuan's waist. His attitude shifted from pleading to hardening, and he said hoarsely, word by word, "I don't believe you. Give me that gourd to try. I need to save my child!"

Several people who had not received help gradually gathered around, and their eyes became greedy as they looked at the gourd at Li Xuan's waist. They shouted, "Leave the gourd for us!"

The Four-Eyed Taoist suddenly stood up from the carriage, drew his peach wood sword, and rebuked in a deep voice: "Was he blind when he was distributing grain along your county? If he really had a way to continue treating you, why would he wait for you to come and ask for it yourselves? Don't hurt the hearts of all the kind-hearted people with such behavior!"

His voice was loud and carried far.

Several people heard this and started running towards this place. Si Mu's heart sank, and he turned to the old man driving the car, saying, "Let's get out of here!"

The people surrounding the car immediately reached out and tried to pull Li Xuan down!

Unexpectedly, several people who had just rushed over from a distance started fighting with these people, angrily shouting, "The Taoist priest is right! You've hurt all the kind people. Who will pity us when we encounter problems in the future!"

"Bullshit! You've received treatment, of course you have the strength to speak!"

"We just don't want to hurt good people!"

"Fuck you!"

"Then fight!"

More and more people ran over from a distance, mostly those whom Li Xuan had helped. They spontaneously formed a group to stop those who hadn't received treatment, and turned around to shout, "Kind people, I know you've done everything you can, this young man even tried to cut his wrist to bleed people to save them... We will remember your kindness, please go now."

The small county was incredibly noisy, with people crammed together.

The old oxcart driver understood that things were starting to turn bad, and he had already urged the ox to start moving forward! They had seen too many disheartening things in their travels...

The wheels of the oxcart rumbled on the ground.

When those people saw Li Xuan, this extraordinary person, about to leave, their eyes turned bloodshot, and they desperately tried to rush over: "Don't go! Save us! Please, be a good person! Don't let us die like this!"

The Four-Eyed Taoist suddenly ripped off the white cloth covering the corpse, took out a bell, and shook it twice. "Ding-dong..."

The sound vibrates.

The corpses sat up one after another, their faces ashen, with talismans pasted on their heads, looking fierce and menacing, which frightened the refugees so much that they stood still and dared not move.

"Ghost, ghost..."

They had the courage to fight the living, but dared not fight the dead, and all began to retreat.

After the oxcart left the county town, the Four-Eyed Taoist rang his bell to let the corpse lie back down and covered it with a cloth again. The old man who owned the oxcart knew that the Four-Eyed Taoist was a corpse-transporter, because they had known each other before, so he was not alarmed. After leaving the county, they met up with another oxcart and continued on their way.

Sitting on the oxcart, the Four-Eyed Taoist sighed and said, "Our abilities are limited. It's unrealistic to think we can save the world with just a grain of rice. Therefore, good deeds must be done quickly, before trouble arises, because people's hearts are complex, and the line between good and evil is often very thin..."

He thought of his apprentice, Jiale, who would probably feel the same way if he saw this scene.

This is one of the reasons why people are reluctant to bring them out...

Li Xuan looked at the Four-Eyed Daoist solemnly, bowed, and said, "Thank you very much, fellow Daoist. I am deeply grateful."

Four-Eyed Taoist waved his hand with a smile and said, "Ah... it's all useless. The most important thing in life is to know how to be content and to be happy. Alright, we'll be home after passing through the woods on Lantau Island tonight."

By evening, the oxcart could no longer move forward because the wheels easily got stuck on the mountain road.

The Four-Eyed Taoist shook his bell to rouse the corpses, and they swayed and staggered into Lantau Island, intending to cross over before dawn...

forest.

Li Xuan thought of the opening scene of "Mr. Vampire," where the Four-Eyed Taoist was leading a zombie home when a fox spirit blocked their way.

A mist began to rise from the woods. The Four-Eyed Daoist frowned, sniffed the air, and said in a low voice, "Such a strong stench, fellow Daoist. We might have encountered a spirit. Be careful. Just silently recite the calming mantra! I'll cover the rest..."

call……

A gentle breeze suddenly dispersed the mist, and a faint fragrance wafted through the air.

A woman with a beautiful face, a well-proportioned figure, long hair, and wearing a semi-transparent gauze dress appeared in the open space ahead. Her curves were faintly visible in the dim light.

Her eyes were alluring, her gaze sweeping past the Four-Eyed Taoist and landing on Li Xuan behind her. She smiled slightly, and with her slender hand, she flicked a small heart shape onto her lips.

The Four-Eyed Taoist, with an exaggerated expression, threw away the bell in his hand, bumped into Little Heart, and rushed towards the woman in a daze.

Seeing that the Taoist priest with four eyes had fallen for her trick, a hint of disgust flashed in the woman's beautiful eyes, but she quickly smiled and opened her arms to meet him, and the two of them immediately wrestled together...

Li Xuan: “…”

He spoke up to remind him, "Fellow Daoist...you must not do this."

Fellow?

The woman was startled and looked at Li Xuan in astonishment, saying, "You're a Taoist priest too?"

Li Xuan didn't want to pay any attention to her.

This woman is a fox spirit who lures passersby into the wilderness to absorb their life essence. In the movie "Mr. Vampire," if it weren't for the Four-Eyed Taoist's considerable skill, he would have died here.

The woman's hands transformed into sharp claws as she grabbed at the Four-Eyed Taoist's neck. Suddenly, she felt a sharp pain in her chest, flipped over, and jumped onto a tree. Looking down, she saw that the Four-Eyed Taoist was wearing a pair of copper coin-shaped glasses and had a smug grin on his face.

Her eyes were filled with malice, a far cry from the alluring charm she had just exuded.

The Four-Eyed Taoist drew his peach wood sword, chanted an incantation, and threw it out violently. A scream was heard, and the woman fell from the tree and transformed into a brown fox spirit.

He shook his head and said, "So it was a fox. No wonder it smelled so strongly of smelling."

Li Xuan knew that the Four-Eyed Daoist didn't really want to have a reproductively isolated relationship with the fox spirit, but he still advised, "Spirits are cunning and unpredictable, fellow Daoist, don't put yourself in danger..."

The Four-Eyed Taoist smiled awkwardly and said, "I was just afraid you would feel bad because of the refugees in that county, so I added some entertainment for you."

Lantau Island is very large...

When the two came out, it was just getting light. After walking for another half hour, they came to a small path, and two houses came into view in the distance.

The Four-Eyed Taoist pointed to the houses in front and said, "The wooden house on the left is mine, and the one on the right belongs to a certain bald monk. However, he travels around for many years, so you can stay at my house without being disturbed by the sound of the wooden fish."

Arriving in front of the house, the Four-Eyed Taoist shouted at the top of his lungs, "Jiale, I'm back!"

No one responded.

He frowned, made the body stand against the wall in the yard, then walked over and peered through the crack in the gate. He saw Jiale sleeping in the rocking chair, and gritted his teeth: "Fine, fine, you've become lazy just because I went out for a bit. Let's see how I wake you up..."

He returned to the courtyard, distributed a bamboo stick to each corpse, and shook a bell in his right hand: "Imperial decree!"

There was a figure moving behind the door; it looked like Jiale had woken up...

Knowing the plot, Li Xuan reached out and grabbed the bell, saying, "Fellow Daoist, this is not how you use magic. How can you use a corpse to punish your disciple?"

Behind the gate was Jiale, who had just been startled awake. He was peeking through the crack in the door and saw his master about to have the corpses gang up on him. He broke out in a cold sweat...

When he saw the young man in the shirt trying to dissuade his master, he immediately breathed a sigh of relief...

Li Xuan put down the bell, took out a mace from the gourd with his right hand, and said, "Educating apprentices requires personal involvement. A few slaps are enough; don't hurt the child."

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Si Mu was stunned.

He took the mace, and its weight struck him. He exclaimed in shock, "This must weigh at least seventeen or eighteen pounds, and it's made of iron. It'll kill Jia Le, won't it..."

Jiale was so frightened he almost wet his pants. That mace was clearly no ordinary weapon. He immediately opened the door, pinched his ears with both hands, and slid out on his knees, trying to awaken his father's love: "Master, Master, I was wrong!"

　The bloodletting scene in this chapter has been deleted and rewritten.

　　
　
(End of this chapter)