The candlelight illuminated the room, and Lu Zhong took out a spell book he had just bought.
This book was simply bound and only had about ten pages, but it cost him five spirit stones.
There are three big characters written on the cover.
"Qi-Wang Technique"
Qi-gazing is definitely one of the must-learn spells for monks. Its effect is to help monks see the flow of spiritual energy. It can not only be used to find spiritual objects and spiritual places where spiritual energy is enriched, but it can also be used to judge the cultivation level of opponents.
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Especially the latter, when used on monks who have not learned the breath gathering spell, it can almost be said that they are accurate at a glance.
It is said that some improved qi-watching secret techniques can also have miraculous effects such as looking for dragons and dividing gold.
However, these secret qi-gaining techniques are obviously not something he can afford. What he has in his hand now is just an ordinary qi-gaining technique.
But even if it is a street stall product, the first page you see after opening the cover is the warning from Shufa Pavilion.
The content of the warning is roughly that without the permission of the Shufa Pavilion, the purchased spells can only be learned by oneself. If they are spread out for profit, they will be severely punished by the monks of the Shufa Pavilion. In serious cases, they may even need to pay with their lives.
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Lu Zhong was now alone and ignored these warnings.
Moreover, he also suspected that it was unlikely that Shufa Pavilion would punish all those who violated the warning as stated in the warning. It would probably be the same old way of killing a chicken to show the monkeys from time to time.
Turn to the first page of the text, and the spell level of qi gazing is written at the beginning.
Like talismans, the division of spell levels also adopts a hierarchical system.
Just like this Qi-gazing technique, it is a first-level low-grade spell.
Lu Zhong took a look at the contents of the spell book and found that to cast the Zhanzhang Qi spell, you only need to recite three incantations, and the operation of spiritual power is relatively simple. When you first learn, you can also use seven hand seals, which can reduce the difficulty of casting the spell.
After practicing for a while, I was able to imitate it well.
But no matter how he tried, he couldn't use the qi-watching technique.
"It seems that I am not a magic genius..." Lu Zhong sighed and took out another conch as big as a finger.
The conch comes as a gift when you buy the spell book, and is a cheap way to record your notes.
After inputting a trace of spiritual power into it, a voice suddenly sounded from the conch, which happened to be the three incantations required to recite the Zhanzhan Qi Technique. The words were perfectly precise and well-spoken.
The mantra has power and can communicate with heaven and earth, which is necessary for spellcasting.
Lu Zhong didn't remember it for a moment. After all, the incantation was difficult to pronounce and varied, and it was like a winding mountain road. It couldn't be memorized in one go, so he had to input a little more spiritual power into the conch.
But he didn't expect that the sound coming from the conch had changed drastically this time, and there was an obvious out-of-tune.
Obviously, conch is only a one-time consumable, so it’s no wonder that Shufa Pavilion gives it away for free.
Lu Zhong tried to imitate, but he became Dong Shi imitating Xi Shi.
"Could it be that learning spells also involves basic skills?"
He frowned and couldn't help but think that the life of a casual cultivator was too difficult, right?
When I was setting up a stall before, I often heard people say that it was very difficult to learn magic, and it would often take months and half a year to get started.
I didn’t expect that even the first-level low-grade Qi-gazing technique would be so difficult to learn by myself.
Before casual cultivators go through systematic study and training like sect monks, it is extremely difficult to learn a spell. Basically, they can only rely on their own continuous exploration to learn experience from repeated failures.
"Fortunately, I still have gray fog space!"
As soon as Lu Zhong closed his eyes, he immediately entered the gray mist space.
As soon as my mind moved, I recalled the memory just now, and the three-character standard mantra immediately sounded.
Not long after, he had to end his memory review due to excessive consumption of his spiritual consciousness.
Back outside, Lu Zhong's eyes flashed with anticipation.
The spiritual power in the body was mobilized along the meridians, and the effect of the spell-casting gestures was reflected at this time, making the process of mobilizing spiritual power easier. At the same time, he also chanted three spells and incantations.
When the sound falls, the skill is accomplished!
The scene in front of Lu Zhong suddenly changed, becoming black and white.
Mortal objects without aura will appear in different shades of gray, while items containing aura such as blank talisman paper and spiritual rice will emit different colors of light based on their attributes.
Just like Qinghe Lingmi, it contains the spiritual energy of plants and trees.
Therefore, in the field of vision of Qi Wangshu, Qinghe Lingmi will constantly flash with a light cyan light.
At this time, Lu Zhong noticed an obvious white light overflowing under the stove, where he hid the storage bag.
I thought I hid the storage bag very well, but now it is clearly visible to the sight of the Qi Watching Technique.
"Huh, luckily I found out in advance, otherwise I would have been in big trouble!"
Lu Zhong quickly took out the storage bag and found another place to hide it.
Now even if someone uses the Zhan Qi technique inside or outside the house, they can't see where the storage bag is hidden.
After doing this, he released the spell effect, and the objects he saw suddenly had color again.
Lu Zhong tried to cast the Zhanzhan Qi technique again, but this time the spell failed.
He recalled carefully and found that when he was reciting the third incantation just now, he accidentally raised his voice slightly.
But he never thought that just such a small change would cause his spell to fail.
It's no wonder that casual cultivators rarely use spells.
Skills like spells are of great use if learned well.
Whether it is used in combat or exploration, it can have extremely good effects. If paired well, the strength of the caster can be doubled.
But the prerequisite is that you can learn well.
Otherwise, there will be all kinds of strange reasons for failure waiting for you.
The incantation was not recited correctly, failed!
Wrong fingerprint, failed!
The spiritual power runs in the wrong direction, or it fails!
Maybe even sneezing can cause the spell to fail.
Spell casting is an extremely precise process, and there is no room for error.
Especially in a life-and-death fight, in such a highly stressful scene, who can guarantee that he will not make a mistake?
If you make a mistake at a critical moment, the price will be your own life.
Therefore, when practicing martial arts, casual cultivators prefer to use magic weapons or talismans rather than spells that involve uncertain risks.
On the contrary, monks from sects or families have the ability to maintain a high success rate of spell casting because of their solid basic skills, so they are more willing to cast spells in magic fights.
This is because during the Qi refining period, the power of spells is relatively the highest, followed by driving various magic weapons to attack. The average power is lower than that of spells. The advantage is that it is stable and sustainable. As for the power of talismans,
If you can, you will be at the bottom.
Originally, Lu Zhong wanted to be like other casual cultivators and focus on magical weapons and talismans in future battles.
Fortunately, he has a gray fog space where he can infinitely replay his memories.
As long as you practice more and verify it, you can still do a good job in casting spells and achieve a very high success rate of spell casting.
