Wu Jinghan let out a long sigh and continued.

In addition to the story recorded in "Strange Tales from Liaozhai", there are also many records about "wall piercing" in some miscellaneous historical books, but most historians and scholars of archaeology do not believe it very much.

Mr. Wu is convinced of this.

In the past few years, even he has spent a lot of effort to collect a lot of information about the wall-piercing technique, but all this has disappeared with the sudden death of Mr. Wu.

"You said that Mr. Wu was collecting information on the wall-piercing technique?" After listening to Wu Jinghan's narration, I suddenly thought of something and asked hurriedly.

"That's right! What's wrong? ”

"I suspect that Mr. Wu's accident has something to do with his collection of information." I said bluntly.

"You're saying someone doesn't want him to keep looking?"

I nodded: "Maybe it's a force, because the manipulators behind him have gone beyond the scope of people!" ”

Wu Jinghan didn't seem to understand what I meant, and shook her head sadly.

"You basically know what I've been going through during this time—you should know what kind of existence the Ink Maker is, right?"

"That's right! It's unbelievable, the Ink Artist is a god! It is possible to manipulate history. ”

"What if I told you that everything the Ink Maker did was controlled by a much more powerful force?"

Wu Jinghan suddenly had a look of disbelief on his face: "There are still people who are better than them?" That doesn't seem likely, right? ”

"It's true! The world and history are not what we imagined! ”

I sighed from the bottom of my heart.

"Lu Dong, I see what you mean - but, no matter what, I must help the teacher fulfill his long-cherished wish!"

This time it was my turn to wonder.

"Teacher Wu's long-cherished wish?"

"Yes!" Wu Jinghan's eyes suddenly became very firm, "I want to continue to help Teacher Wu investigate." ”

After speaking, Wu Jinghan looked at me, and the expression on her face gradually became flat.

"But it's dangerous?" I grabbed Wu Jinghan's hand almost like a conditional launch.

"So I want you to help me!" Wu Jinghan smiled at me.

"How can I help you?"

Wu Jinghan grabbed my hand with his backhand: "I'm not afraid of anything with you - Mr. Wu left a few notebooks, which are still in the cabinet in my dormitory, and I think they should be the records of the teacher's investigation in the past few years." ”

"Oh? Okay, if it's really Mr. Wu's record of investigating these things, I think there should be a very important clue left on it - whether it's a blessing or a curse, it's a disaster that can't be avoided! ”

The two hurriedly got dressed and went straight to the women's dormitory of archaeology at Shandong University.

Several of Wu Jinghan's roommates are in the dormitory, because they are about to graduate, and their families live in different places, and it is estimated that the chances of getting together after graduation are very slim.

Once separated, it is a lifetime, and then each walks on its own path, becoming more and more strange to each other.

Maybe one day when you are tired, you will suddenly think of your college career, and think of the days when you nested or played with your roommates in the dormitory.

What a pity! There's no going back.

So I've been in the dormitory for the past few days.

"Yo! Brother-in-law is here? ”

When a few people saw me, they were very kind and pulled me by the sleeves when they came up.

"The mobile phone given by my brother-in-law is so useful!"

Wu Jinghan walked directly to the cabinet in the back of the room, bent down to open it, tossed a few times, took out a few thick notebooks, and put them on the table.

"Sister Wu, what are you looking for?"

"Find the notebook left by my teacher!" Wu Jinghan replied without raising his head.

Out of curiosity, I also wanted to know what Mr. Wu was investigating, so I went over and picked up a copy.

Turning the first page, the handwriting on it is sloppy, but not difficult to read.

Although I didn't know Mr. Wu's handwriting, my intuition told me that it was on the notebook at this time.

"On March 15th, I sorted out the eight ancient Dao techniques, and found that these eight Dao techniques had indeed been used by some people......

The first is the alchemy of turning stones into gold.

The art of turning stones into alchemy is legendary in the ancient mythology of our country.

Legend has it that there was a county magistrate named Xu Xun who was a skilled county magistrate, and in order to make up for the arrears of taxes, he cast a spell to turn all the stones into gold. In fact, the West also has a bit of stone into alchemy, the legend is that the sun is buried in the ground, chanting a few spells, and gold will be harvested; There are also stories of alchemists using stone into alchemy to cheat people out of money.

It is said that alchemy is derived from ancient Chinese alchemy.

In ancient China, the main goal of alchemy was to discover the elixir of all things and to prepare the elixir of life, and alchemy was only a secondary purpose. After Qin Shi Huang unified the six countries, he sent someone to refine the pill and sent people to the sea to ask for the medicine of immortality.

Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty was also keen on immortals and elixirs of immortality.

In the Eastern Han Dynasty, alchemy was developed, and the famous alchemist Wei Boyang appeared, who wrote the book "Zhou Yi Shen Tong Qi" to clarify the theory of immortality. Subsequently, the Jin Dynasty alchemist Tao Hongjing wrote "True Message".

In the Tang Dynasty, alchemy and Taoism were combined and entered its heyday. According to statistics, there are more than 60 kinds of chemical drugs, and there are many records of chemical changes.

Later, this practice spread in the West, especially in England and France.

The second is stealth.

Invisibility is a spell that makes the body invisible and thus invisible, and it is a magic that many people dream of. We often see invisibility or invisibility in myths and legends, but so far humans have not yet made objects truly invisible.

Scientists believe that people's ideal invisible man does not theoretically exist.

Because people can see things because light enters their eyes and casts images on the retina. It then stimulates the optic nerve and allows the brain to see.

There is also a description of the Laoshan Taoist priest and the stealth story in "Strange Tales from Liaozhai", which is similar to what Wu Jinghan told in general.

The third is astrology.

Astrology is a spell that allows people to predict life and death, as well as the fate of life. There is a way of life and death, wealth is in the sky, this is a matter that cannot be divulged, but many warlocks in ancient and modern times can tell the story.

Legend has it that in the West there was Nostradamus in the Centuries, whose predictions of the future bear a striking resemblance to historical events. He saw the king's death sentence from the mysterious bowl, and he even predicted the life span for himself.

However, on that day, he was safe and sound, and he had to commit suicide by jumping off a building in order to fulfill his prophecy. However, things follow their shape, the constellations in the sky, and the physiognomy of people may really reflect some truth.

Astrology has been mystical since ancient times!

There are also two masters who are good at astrology, which are Li Chunfeng and Yuan Tiangang, and there is also an example of Zhuge Liang observing the sky at night and learning that there will be a heavy fog three days later.

Fourth, confusion.

It is said that hypnotism, invented by modern psychologists, can quickly fall asleep or inadvertently speak out during sleepwalking.

In ancient times, the legend of the magic bewitchment technique was the story of the fox spirit Daji who confused the king with her beauty, causing him to confuse the court, kill loyal ministers indiscriminately, and finally overthrow the story of the merchant court.

And the Western legend of bewitchment has a great serpent's eyes that can fascinate people and forget to escape, and there is also a story of a mermaid who bewitches sailors with her song. It is said that skilled magicians are the best at disguise, and they can create illusions to confuse their enemies, disguise themselves as a tree, a rock, a statue, or turn a cloud into a monster or an earthworm into a dragon.

Of course, the most practical trick of confusion is the ancient marching array, the legendary Bagua Array is unpredictable, and entering it can put people in a desperate situation.

Fifth, the art of resurrecting the dead.

It seems that it is more difficult to come back from the dead than to ascend to heaven, because people cannot be resurrected after death. In ancient times, there is a story about a beautiful girl who could not be with her sweetheart, and her parents forced her to marry someone else.

So she died of exhaustion, and on the night of her burial, a tomb robber stole her burial belongings, but she was awakened by surprise. There is an even more terrifying story, it is said that a lightning bolt struck a grave, blew the coffin open, and woke up a dead person inside, which is really chilling!

Of course, there are also legends of rejuvenation, metaphors for some monks who have attained the Tao are often childish, and there are many myths and stories of immortality, but in the future, technology may be able to maintain a person's brain information and genetic information, and perhaps the spells that bring people back to life and resurrection are not dreams!

There is a story in ancient times about a beautiful girl who was forced by her parents to marry someone else because she could not be with her sweetheart; So he died of anger and was buried thickly. It happened that a tomb robber stole the burial items that night, and when he saw it, he woke her up. There is an even more terrifying story, when a bolt of lightning strikes a grave, blowing the coffin open and a living person crawls out of it.

Sixth, spiritism.

There is nothing in the world more mysterious than magic spiritism, and there is a folk legend that a goddess can press the dead on her body to communicate with her living relatives.

Western religions believe that spiritism is a general term for various methods of dealing with evil spirits, and spiritism originated in ancient witchcraft in Europe, which is believed to be able to communicate with the dead and even bring death to the world.

What is commonly referred to as necromancy, necromancy, or spiritualism basically refers to it.

Legend has it that it is impossible to understand the mysteries of necromancy without a certain level of knowledge of the soul and death, and the consequences are dangerous if you do it rashly.

Since, under normal circumstances, dead people do not return to the human world (either in the form of entities or ghosts), if this happens, it must be for a very specific reason.

If a living person wants to connect with another world and dominate the soul without heeding the pleas of the dead, then be careful to learn about the dark arts, lest you become a victim of the wraith.

The one who really knows spiritism is not witches and clubs, but philosophers!

The handwriting of this sentence is obviously different from the previous one, and it was obviously filled in later.

The seventh, curses.

Most of the curses originated in ancient Egypt, and legend has it that there were spells in the tombs of the pharaohs, and anyone who disturbed the king's soul would be cursed by the pharaohs.

There are many ways to curse, mainly divided into: witch and evil spirits. For example, Miao Jiang's poisonous Gu or insect Gu (put many poisonous insects together, tear and bite, and when the last immortal poisonous insect is left, take it out and put it in rice or vegetables).

In the ancient Middle East, there was a way, somewhat similar to the Miao Jiang Witch Gu, in a small jar to raise the summoned evil spirits, and with their own blood to raise, when needed, the evil spirits in the jar will appear in the form the master hopes to perform the tasks assigned by the master.

Summoning evil spirits is mainly to summon lonely spirits and wild ghosts containing resentment through certain rituals, use their resentment to gain power, and use it to achieve their own wishes.

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Head-lowering is a form of witchcraft that spreads in Southeast Asia.

According to legend, after the Gu art of Miao Jiang in Sichuan and Yunnan in China spread to Southeast Asia, it evolved in combination with local witchcraft. It can save people from life and death, and it can also harm people from the invisible Nanyang witchcraft - head-lowering technique.

It is also said that the "head lowering technique" of a certain South Asian country and the "Gu technique" of Xiangxi are known as the two major evil arts in Southeast Asia.

The so-called head lowering technique, from the point of view of the steps, lies in "descending" and "head". "Descending" refers to the spell or medicine Gu method used to cast the spell; "Head" refers to the individual being cast, and contains the "individual connection" of the caster (e.g., the caster's birthdate, numerology, name, location, common items, body parts such as hair and nails, etc.).

The essence of head lowering is to use special silverfish or Gu medicine as an introduction, so that people can inadvertently take it, and produce special medicinal properties or toxicity to the human body, so as to achieve the purpose of harming people or controlling one person; Or use the power of the spirit world such as ghosts, through the eight-character name of the individual caster and related items to construct information, and then "simulate the individual", and finally achieve the purpose of subduing or killing the caster.

Head lowering originated in China. Gu descending medicine descends from the Yunnan-Guizhou Plateau in China. The Yunnan-Guizhou Plateau is the location of ethnic minorities, the climate is humid, it belongs to the Central Asian climate, there are many poisons such as centipedes, and strange drugs grow.

For example, a certain type of medicine that controls people's spirits is suitable for growing in Yunnan and a certain South Asian country a little further south. In fact, this drug is devastating, and it is a terrible primer in itself.

In fact, the descent of the spirit and the descent, etc., also originated in China and are related to Taoism.

The so-called demon path and demon path are precisely the misleading result of the erroneous cultivation idea of "this life as an immortal" in ancient Taoism. There are also Taoists who have improper mental skills, believing that the higher the spell, the more they can become immortals.

The eighth type is dreaming.

A dead person (or, a living person) appears in a living person's dream, tells about something, makes a certain request, or expresses a certain meaning, etc., which is called "dreaming".

There is a folk legend about the magic of dreams: the reincarnation of the deceased has not yet been completed, and when they have not disappeared on the seventh and eighth days (true yuan power), it is possible to connect with the relatives of the deceased or the shaman, and tell the other party about their dreams as real things.

There is also a kind of dream attachment technique in which reincarnation has been completed, but the reincarnated life recalls the events of the "previous life" for some reason, and actively contacts the relatives or sorcerers of the deceased.