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Chapter 79 Chu Renmei is a weakling (Please vote, please continue reading)

Ever since Dai Changsheng accidentally learned about the old corpse in the mountain village, he has started to recruit all sorts of talented people who can deal with supernatural events.

After searching for a month or so with the help of Asia Television's news channels, Dai Changsheng actually found three truly skilled masters: Zhong Fabai, Lin Feng, and Chen the Wizard.

Chung Fat-pak is the ghost-catching master in the movie "The Haunted Cop Shop". Although he can't deal with the particularly powerful ghost king, he can easily deal with ordinary little ghosts and zombies.

Lin Feng, on the other hand, comes from the movie "Exorcist Cop," and is a conscientious and responsible police officer.

Unfortunately, Lin Feng was clueless about social etiquette. Although he made many contributions, he also took the blame for many things and was eventually sent to Dongpingzhou to work as a patrol policeman.

As for the sorcerer Chen, he comes from the movie "The Skinflint," the lama sorcerer who would harm the innocent and help people change their skin for money.

Based on the original plot, Zhong Fabai was quite short of money, otherwise he wouldn't have changed careers to open a small shop.

Therefore, recruiting Zhong Fabai was the simplest thing to do. Dai Changsheng simply offered him a monthly salary of HK$100,000 to bring him into his service.

Although Lin Feng has the highest magical power among the three, he is rigid and would never risk his life for Dai Changsheng for money.

So Dai Changsheng had no choice but to take a different approach and hook up with Lin Feng's most beloved niece, A-Lian.

With A-Lian's connection, if Dai Changsheng encounters a problem he can't solve, he can ask A-Lian to ask Lin Feng for help.

The last wizard, Chen, was someone who only cared about money and not people, so Dai Changsheng had no intention of recruiting him and treated him as a mercenary.

After recruiting Zhong Fabai, Dai Changsheng learned a lot about the Spirit Realm from him.

It is said that since hundreds of years ago, the spiritual energy in the world has gradually become scarce, and the spiritual realm has also ushered in the so-called "end of Dharma".

With the arrival of the Dharma-ending Age, not only have the circumstances of those who cultivate the Tao become increasingly difficult, but the number of demons and monsters has also decreased significantly.

The most representative example is the zombie. Since modern people replaced burial with cremation, zombies have basically disappeared.

Even if zombies occasionally appear, they are usually in remote, deep forests or in ancient tombs that have existed for hundreds or even thousands of years.

Chu Renmei, who was originally someone that Dai Changsheng was wary of, became a weak and low-level vengeful ghost in Zhong Fabai's words.

In the movie "The Haunted Village", Chu Renmei appears so terrifying not because she is actually very powerful, but because the male and female protagonists in the movie are ordinary people.

After all, if Chu Renmei wanted to kill someone, the victim would first need to drink the corpse water that had been soaking her body before she could create various terrifying illusions to scare the victim to death.

Those truly powerful vengeful spirits could simply appear before the victim and kill them directly, without having to go through all that trouble like Chu Renmei.

Therefore, Chu Renmei can only be considered a relatively weak vengeful ghost, and can only bully ordinary people.

Even if a martial artist like Dai Changsheng, with his abundant yang energy, accidentally drank Chu Renmei's corpse water, he would immediately purify the yin energy in the corpse water.

According to Zhong Fabai, Dai Changsheng's yang energy was so abundant that he was like a walking human furnace, and even a fierce ghost like Chu Renmei, whose cultivation was less than a hundred years old, was not qualified to approach him.

As the saying goes: "He who eats another's food is bound to do his bidding; he who takes another's money is bound to do his bidding."

Because Dai Changsheng paid Zhong Fabai such a high salary, when he asked Zhong Fabai to teach him magic, Zhong Fabai naturally couldn't refuse and taught him some simple and easy-to-learn basic magic.

Although those basic spells are not very powerful, they are all very practical. For example, they can temporarily open a person's yin-yang eyes.

It's not that Zhong Fabai is stingy and unwilling to teach Dai Changsheng more advanced spells, but rather that slightly more advanced spells all require the use of magical power to activate them.

Unless Dai Changsheng is willing to give up the Nine Yang Divine Skill and switch to the Taoist techniques of Zhong Fabai's school, there is no need for him to cultivate profound magic.

If it were hundreds of years ago, Zhong Fabai might have advised Dai Changsheng to pursue Taoism through martial arts.

Unfortunately, we are now in the Dharma-ending Age, and there is no future in cultivating Taoist arts.

Just like Zhong Fabai, who cultivated Taoist arts for decades, ultimately ended up with no ghosts to catch and had to open a general store to make a living.

After sharing their memories, Dai Changsheng and the others chatted for a while before being sent back to their respective worlds by an invisible force of repulsion.

……

Resident Evil World

China, Shanghai.

Coming to his senses from the teleportation, Dai Changsheng touched his arm, which had fully recovered, and couldn't help but grin. He then thought to himself, "I wasn't dreaming after all. After sharing the immunity of five other versions of myself, I should be immune to the T-virus now, right?"

According to the plot of the Resident Evil movies, the T-virus can be transmitted not only through liquids but also through the air.

Therefore, the humans who survived the biohazard outbreak actually possessed a certain degree of immunity to the T-virus, at least to airborne T-virus infection.

After all, every zombie is a mobile source of infection. When survivors smell the stench emanating from them, they can actually smell the T-virus in the air.

"Forget it, let's fill our stomachs first! Even if we're unlucky enough to become zombies, we should at least die with a full stomach."

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Having made up his mind, Dai Changsheng immediately got up and walked out of the dimly lit stairwell into the corridor of the residential building.

"Roar roar roar..."

Several zombies that were wandering in the corridor heard Dai Changsheng's footsteps and immediately let out mad dog-like howls, baring their teeth and claws as they pounced on him.

"Perfect timing!"

Seeing this, Dai Changsheng's lips curled up slightly, revealing a somewhat manic smile. He turned his hands into claws and grabbed at the heads of the zombies with lightning speed.

"Pfft pfft pfft..."

With the sound of several fingers piercing a watermelon, the lively zombies instantly turned into corpses.

"Huh~"

Looking at his hands, which were covered in red and white substances, Dai Changsheng shook them off with a look of disgust.

Let's use weapons to kill zombies from now on! It's too dirty to just use our hands.

After dealing with the zombies in the corridor, Dai Changsheng turned his attention to the tightly closed security doors. It was time to open the blind boxes.

Is there a zombie or food hiding behind the door?

"Rip—"

Dai Changsheng walked to the nearest security door, grabbed the metal bars, and pulled hard, forcibly tearing the sturdy security door off the wall.

(End of this chapter)