Heavenly Prison Warden: Gods and Demons Weep Begging Me to Accept Their Divine Powers
Chapter 72

Greedily Gobbling More Than You Can Chew? I Have a Taotie Stomach

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"The human body's five organs are where the spirits reside. In ordinary people, the viscera are blocked, and no divine spirits dwell within. To seek the Great Dao, one must first open temples in the five organs, offering flesh and blood as sacrifices and using Divine Sense as a guide to invite Gods and Devils of heaven and earth to take up residence."

"To climb a tall building, one must first change its foundation. What is called Organ Refining is, in truth, the replacement of spirits."

"The heart is the ruler's office, where the spirit emerges; the liver is the general's office, where plans are made..."

"Open the Viscera Temple, establish a divine seat, and draw an external god into the body to wield heaven's authority in its stead."

Fang Mo's fingers traced the line after line of shocking text.

The external gods mentioned here were not actual deities, but powerful wills wandering between heaven and earth, the remnant souls of Demons, or even projections of certain ancient beings.

The book described the rituals for inviting gods in detail.

To invite the Mirror Pupil Lost Reflection God King into the liver temple, one had to gouge out both eyes on the night of the full moon, draw talismans with the blood from them, and sacrifice the eyes of three thousand young boys. Only then could a sliver of the God King's Divine Sense be summoned.

Success meant blindness in both eyes, but one could use these divine eyes to see the Yin and Yang and pierce through illusions.

To invite the Great Strength Mountain Moving Ghost King into the spleen temple, one had to swallow a thousand pounds of raw iron, drink the hot blood of a hundred people, and reshape the spleen and stomach amid excruciating pain, turning them

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