Chapter 78 Big Imagination

There are always good and bad spirits in this world.

As Westerners call it, it’s Murphy’s Law.

Murphy's Law is a psychological effect proposed by Edward Murphy, an American engineer, in 1949. It is also known as Murphy's Law, Murphy's Theorem, etc.

The original text is: If there are two or more ways to do something, and one of the choices will lead to disaster, someone will make that choice.

The bottom line is: if there is a chance that things will go bad, no matter how small the possibility, it will happen.

"Murphy's Law", "Parkinson's Law" and "Peter's Principle" are collectively known as the three major discoveries of Western culture in the twentieth century.

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When Elder Yi Yi had a bad premonition, as expected, a black vortex appeared in the area near the body of [Old Black Mountain Demon] high in the sky.

The yin and yang passages were opened again, and endless ghosts seemed to pour out of the yin and yang passages again.

Master Yi Yi, Zhi Qiu Yiye... each of the high-level monks looked at this scene with despair on their faces.

Zen Master Baiyun closed his eyes, with no joy or sadness on his face. He just recited a Buddhist name, "Amitabha..."

Yan Shier looked in the direction of Lanruo Temple, "Master, will you come back?"

The next second.

All formations were broken by [Three-faced Ghosts and Gods]!

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The sky was dark and cloudy.

It's obviously broad daylight.

But there was no light.

Ghostly.

The people below have fallen into confusion and despair.

They thought it was divine punishment.

Large tracts of ignorant people, led by their leaders, kept kowtowing to God and confessing their sins.

Yan Chixia, whose face was as pale as paper, stood at the spine of the centipede dragon with a worried look on her face.

Seeing a towering black mountain from a distance, Yan Chixia knew in her heart that it was the "Old Black Mountain Demon" from the underworld who had invaded the human world. Looking at the situation, the human world was in danger, so he became more urgent and urged the people next to him. Wu Siyuan said, "Shopkeeper Cui, please hurry up."

Wu Siyuan glanced at Yan Chixia, whose curse had not been successfully removed, nodded slightly, and then stepped on the dragon's back.

The hundred-legged dragon that he had refined into a [false body] suddenly transformed into a mysterious light and headed towards the source of Black Mountain, which is the location of Guobei County.

Yes, the [Black Mountain Curse] on Yan Chixia was not successfully removed.

Wu Siyuan overestimated himself.

In other words, he underestimated the capabilities of [Old Black Mountain Demon].

He originally thought that since everyone was at the Nascent Soul stage, he could easily get rid of the curse of [Old Black Mountain Demon].

But the [Black Mountain Curse] was too difficult to deal with, and it kept moving around Yan Chixia like a parasite.

It would be easy for Wu Siyuan and Yan Chixia to destroy his humanity.

But it's not that easy to get rid of this [Parasite Curse]. It requires extremely fine mana control.

This is an ability that [Shennongjiao Space] cannot help Wu Siyuan improve.

Wu Siyuan thought about it over and over again. Although he was about to leave, he didn't want the sign of [Pawn Shop No. 9] that he had started to be smashed, so he told Yan Chixia that as long as he took [Black Mountain Old Demon] 】 Once it is dealt with, his curse can be lifted.

For Yan Chixia, this was an unexpected surprise.

Yan Chixia felt that Wu Siyuan was not a cold-blooded immortal, but a flesh-and-blood immortal who cared about the common people.

Thinking back now.

Isn’t what [Pawn Shop No. 9] has done over the past hundred years subtly providing support to the human world and enhancing its strength?

Otherwise, [Pawn Shop No. 9] would be willing to take out so many precious treasures to be exchanged by human monks for something that is not of much value to Wu Siyuan.

Yan Chixia walked around in the [Shennongjiao Space] and knew that the treasures that the monks in the world exchanged for yuan coins at [Pawn Shop No. 9] were nothing to Wu Siyuan.

The cultivation techniques that human monks attach great importance to may be as ridiculous as a book of enlightenment to an immortal.

But Wu Siyuan, the [immortal], still did this and was willing to pay a [big price] to buy away the cultivation techniques of human monks.

Isn’t this a different way of helping monks in the world?

Some people may say, if Wu Siyuan's purpose is to help people improve their strength, then why doesn't Wu Siyuan give all kinds of spiritual objects to potential practitioners for free?

Wouldn’t this be more helpful to the world!

At the very least, the number of golden elixir monks who can achieve success can be more than double that of the existing golden elixir monks.

But Yan Chixia believed that what Wu Siyuan did was the right thing to do.

Because Wu Siyuan is doing this to sharpen the Taoist heart of practitioners and let them know that only by paying can you gain, and relying on yourself is the right path, instead of thinking about getting something for nothing every day.

Yan Chixia felt very ashamed. At that time, he also thought that he was very good at practicing Kung Fu and did not realize Wu Siyuan's "good intentions". Unfortunately for himself, he thought he was a heroic person. Now he realizes that he is just as vulgar. man of.

Yan Chixia recalled that Wu Siyuan put all the various spiritual practices he had redeemed into [Pawn Shop No. 9] and allowed them to be redeemed by anyone without any restrictions. This was a completely selfless act.

In comparison, the major cultivation sects in the human world, although they claim to be famous and upright, appear to be too selfish in the context of Wu Siyuan, the [Immortal].

A bitter and self-deprecating smile appeared on Yan Chixia's face.

Wu Siyuan looked very puzzled.

In fact, he helped Yan Chixia to deal with the "Old Demon of Black Mountain" because he didn't stay in this world for long. Before leaving, he wanted to see Lushan, the ultimate boss across the "A Chinese Ghost Story" trilogy. True colors, not with a very noble purpose.

After all, under his influence, the plot direction of the entire "A Chinese Ghost Story" world has long been changed beyond recognition.

If Wu Siyuan knew what Yan Chixia was thinking, he would laugh out loud, especially the purpose of establishing [Pawn Shop No. 9].

His original intention was to collect various cultivation techniques, but Yan Chixia figured out that Wu Siyuan's purpose of opening [Pawn Shop No. 9] was to help the human world. Wu Siyuan had long known that such a catastrophe would happen to the world. , that’s why I did it.

real.

If Wu Siyuan knew that Yan Chixia, who had always been aloof and exemplary, would have thrown the pen to him and said, "You have a big brain, you can make it up."

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