Dressed as an abandoned daughter of a wealthy family, she relies on metaphysics to become a god

This painting "Spring Night in the Han Palace" by Chao Yin depicts the scene of nobles playing in the palace at night.

Although the name of the painting is "Han Palace", the painting is not a palace of the Han Dynasty, just like Bai Juyi used "Han Emperor" to refer to Tang Ming Emperor Li Longji.

The peach blossoms at night are even more enchanting. Girls are drinking tea and playing chess, picking up flowers to make hairpins, or leaning against the window to watch herons.

The most eye-catching thing is a tall woman in red, holding a golden fan in her hand, dancing gracefully under the tree.

Chu Yao placed the painting on a blank position, and the girl's red dress just completed the complete pattern.

Chu Mingyou felt a splitting headache just after looking at it. Then he felt dizzy and dizzy. He immediately fell to his knees and vomited.

There was a buzzing in his ears, as if someone was whispering indistinctly, and the sound was driving him crazy.

He struggled to get up. There must be something, something that could solve his current pain!

As long as his eardrums are pierced, he will no longer hear the horrible sounds.

"Bind!"

A talisman was attached to Chu Mingyou's body, and he was unable to move for an instant.

Chu Yao gently tapped his forehead, and he slowly woke up.

His eyes were blood red and his face was wet. Chu Yao opened the binding talisman and handed him a tissue.

The blood quickly soaked the paper, but fortunately no more came out.

"Don't look at those paintings yet, lower your head, or turn around." Chu Yao reminded.

Chu Mingyou's mind was in a mess. What was that pattern? He just glanced at it and his orifices started to bleed.

But Chu Yao was fine. Maybe the Feng Shui master had the ability to protect himself.

He knew nothing about it, but Chu Yao could understand that the painting did not consist of a pattern, pattern, or symbol, but two sentences.

A group of four words, a total of two sentences.

She actually discovered the last two sentences of the evil teachings of the Qiming Society here.

Chu Yao still remembers that the first two sentences are "the mind reincarnates and returns to my body again", which means that by using the soul-changing technique to reincarnate the soul, you can repair all damage to the body, even rejuvenate, change your identity, and avoid natural disasters.

And these two sentences are——

"Xi, Jing, Liu, Tao, silence, cessation, eternity, eternity."

She softly read eight words, and the next second, the paintings on the front wall faded into black and white!

At the same time, the evil spirit attached to the painting disappeared.

Nirvana is also a Buddhist term, "All actions are impermanent, and those who live must die; if there is no life, there will be no death. This cessation is the most blissful." It refers to the state of tranquility that transcends life and death and has neither birth nor death.

The ultimate goal of practicing this kind of evil magic is not to live on in the human world like Qin Wu, but to become a god and become a being beyond human beings.

Chu Yao doubted that even the powerful Qi Dynasty of metaphysics in her previous life could not do it. In such an era of declining metaphysics, can anyone really become a god?

Does he want to become a god because he pursues morality in his heart, or for his own selfish desires?

She said to Chu Mingyou calmly: "Okay, you can turn around now."

Chu Mingyou hesitated for a moment and looked back timidly.

"Ah!!!" He ran over in a state of collapse. He cared more about the "Spring Night in the Han Palace" than the physical pain!

The beauty of this painting is its bright and brilliant colors, which are now reduced to black and white!

His heart was broken.

He was so happy when he got the painting just now, but now he is so heartbroken.

"Is this painting that important to you?" Chu Yao asked funnyly.

It's just an essay. In terms of level of care, this painting doesn't rank high.

"You don't understand, you don't understand..." Chu Mingyou almost cried, "Chaoyin's paintings to me are like Yu Ji and Xiang Yu, Zhu Yingtai and Liang Shanbo, Yang Guifei and Tang Xuanzong... "

Chu Yao said leisurely: "Let me remind you, these people will not end well."

"Isn't it? It's the same with me and this painting..." Chu Mingyou said with a hint of resentment in his tone, "It's all because of my second personality. I insisted on buying this painting, giving it away, and then returning it. Give it to me, it broke again. If I had known he was going to trick me, I would have slapped myself twice."

Chu Yao suppressed his smile and slapped him twice. Wasn't it painful for him?

"He shouldn't be playing tricks on you." Chu Yao said, "He really needed this painting at first, and he wanted you to give me the Bagua mirror."

The count's paintings seem to be ordinary paintings, including landscapes, portraits, etc., but he is actually exploring the true meaning of evil through painting.

Moreover, his creation requires spiritual energy, so he chose Chu Yao's painting.

Day after day, the spiritual energy turned into evil energy, the secret spell gradually appeared on the drawing paper, and the count himself was exhausted.

His personality was generated by evil spirits. If the evil spirits are gone, he will naturally be unable to continue to exist.

This does not affect his original plan, he can entrust the last thing to the main personality.

Perhaps, he wanted to give Chu Yao a gift in person on her birthday, but he was destined to not be able to wait until that day.

Chu Mingyou was still stroking the scroll in the air and sighed, "Oh... What a pity, what a pity, especially the girl in the red dress. Although she has no facial features, she can still be seen as a stunning beauty..."

The person in the red dress in the painting is actually not a girl, but a male friend of Chu Yao.

During their party at the palace, the male friend lost a bet, so he changed into women's clothing.

He couldn't dance, so he did a few moves with a fan.

How could he have thought that in another time and space hundreds of years later, Chu Yao had completely painted the scene at that time, and even tens of thousands of people had viewed "Spring Night in the Han Palace" on the Internet.