When he heard the word ghost king, Lu Fan almost stepped on the brakes.
His pupils dilated, and after slowing down the speed of the car, he looked at Zhao Wanzi: "Ghost King? Are you sure?"
If there are still people who know more about the Ghost King in today's secular world, then Lu Fan must pat his chest and guarantee that he is definitely the first person.
There is a ghost king beside him, or a girl ghost king.
Moreover, just two days ago, Lu Fan saw her reveal her true form as the Ghost King, easily subduing a rat demon, and it was still being refined at the foot of the Emerald Mountain.
"Generally, the souls extracted from such people in this way are often used in two ways."
"The first is to refine ghosts in the demon way, taking away these living souls alive, retaining the vitality of the souls and eating them alive to enhance their cultivation... You have seen this method in the South China Sea Wonderland, so I don't need to say more."
As Zhao Wanzi said, Lu Fan thought of Bu Yingjiu's death, Tianxin Island, and everything he experienced in the South China Sea Wonderland.
"What about the second one?" He didn't want to think about it now and asked directly about the last result.
"Ghost slave."
Zhao Wanzi spit out two words lightly.
"Ghost slave?"
Lu Fan was stunned and didn't quite understand: "What do you mean?"
"Have you seen the movie A Chinese Ghost Story?" Zhao Wanzi asked without answering.
"I have seen it. My goddess and the theme song have accompanied me throughout my youth. How could I not have seen it?" Lu Fan said matter-of-factly.
"In fact, the Hong Kong movies in the early years, whether it was the Chinese Ghost Story series or the zombie and ghost movie series, were not like today's suspense movies, which were made up randomly to attract attention."
"Many of the movies at that time were based on real Taoist priests. The spells, ghost-catching methods, and taboo methods in them were adapted from some real experiences of Taoist ghost-catching practices. Even some of the storylines were adapted from real experiences."