The Woman Drinking

Lin Shen felt that what the book said at the beginning made quite a bit of sense, but once it got to the practical steps, it no longer seemed very reliable.

All kinds of underhanded and unreliable methods emerged one after another. For example, one could write a note, wrap a one-yuan coin inside it, and toss it onto the ground, claiming that whoever picked up that yuan would have ten years of their lifespan borrowed away, and that the yuan was the price of their life.

Whoever picked up the note would thus have ten years of their lifespan bought away.

The Celestial Five Decays Great Art contained plenty of unreliable methods like that. Such things could only be considered petty tricks.

There was also a "Luck Borrowing Technique." One found someone with good luck, then used a special method to form a community of fate with them, allowing one to borrow their fortune from then on.

That person's luck would become your luck. The harder they cultivated, the worse things would go for them, while you only needed to lie around and your cultivation ability would shoot up with a bang.

The harder they cultivated, the stronger you would become, while they would only grow worse and worse.

Lin Shen treated these as stories, and read them with great relish.

He did not believe such things could exist at all. If something that good really existed, who the hell would still desperately work hard at cultivation? They could just find someone lucky and willing to work hard, then form a community of fate with them.

The book's countless bizarre and underhanded ideas made Lin Shen feel that the person who had written it possessed an imagination that was simply too wild.

Although those ideas might not have been