Ever since Han Li learned the "Wind Resisting Decision", he had become even more interested in the other two spells, "Fixing Rune" and "Exorcism", and he had spent a lot of time and energy on them, hoping that one day he would be able to suddenly comprehend them like the "Wind Resisting Decision", and his mouth suddenly opened.

But after studying again and again, Han Li unexpectedly discovered that the inability to cast these two spells might not be due to himself, but maybe it was just that the external conditions for casting spells were not available.

The "Fixing Talisman" is a kind of charm according to the book, and it must be done using a pre-prepared talisman. Therefore, Han Li had been using the yellow paper he had bought from a nearby town, and then using a brush to draw the so-called magic talismans according to the symbols and patterns on the book.

Although the book did not say what paint was needed to draw the talisman pattern, he recalled the silver symbol of the magic symbol, and naturally used the precious luxury of silver powder. Han Li didn't know if this kind of paint was effective, but at least from the outside, these homemade talismans were exactly the same as the examples in the book.

It's a pity that just the appearance is the same, but it still doesn't work.

When Han Li used the spell to urge these talismans, the symbols on the talismans did not emit a dazzling silver light like when Doctor Mo used them, and no other strange phenomena occurred, so it could be said that his spell had completely failed and put him in a dilemma. Because he didn't know if the failure of the spell was due to the wrong spell or pinch posture, or because the spell was unsuccessful.

But after this study, it's different.

Through in-depth research on various related materials and books related to spell legends, Han Li finally discovered that the talismans used by immortal cultivators were definitely not randomly drawn from ordinary paper and pigments that they mortals knew, but should be made of certain materials unique to immortal cultivators, and perhaps some special method was needed to make them. So even if he is invulnerable in spell gestures, it is unlikely that the spell will be successful.

The same is true for "exorcism".

Han Li had previously believed that the "Exorcism Technique" could be used as a target to cast a spell by simply finding something, so the objects of the Pinch Determination Mantra were all common things such as furniture or swords, and of course it had no effect in the slightest.

But now that he was reminded of the rune paper, he realized that what this "exorcism" was driven by was definitely not an ordinary object, but a specific item used by immortal cultivators.

So Han Li took the strange things he had obtained from Doctor Mo, including the "Soul Attracting Bell" and the seven silver blades used to cast the "Seven Ghost Devouring Soul Eaters**", as the objects of the "Exorcism Technique", and experimented with them, but unfortunately none of them could be successfully cast. This made Han Li very disappointed, it seemed that the "Exorcism Technique" was not driving these magic weapons, it should be something else.

Now that he knew the probable root of the problem, and understood that it would be impossible to cast the "Fixing Rune" and "Exorcism Technique" without the corresponding items, Han Li turned his attention away from this, and instead started the idea of combining martial arts and secret techniques with several spells, intending to use this to quickly improve his own strength and make himself to the next level in a short period of time.

With this whimsical idea, Han Li began the arduous journey of self-training again, and soon achieved a slight success.

After some attempts, he finally fused "Luo Yanbu" and "Wind Breaker" together.

It is said that it is a fusion, but in fact, it is just a matter of casting the "Wind Resistant" spell first, and then using the "Luo Yanbu" later, but the coordination and coordination between the two must be well controlled, otherwise it is very easy to make mistakes, and it took Han Li a lot of effort and effort to do so.

But in this way, the shortcomings of "resisting the wind" and the shortcomings of "Luo Yanbu" that were too physically demanding when moving were gradually improved, and he saw his shadow like lightning and thunder between moving and transposing, and he was even more elusive in his body.

Soon after, Han Li also had his own ingenuity in the use of the "Fire Bomb Technique".

After the small fireball of the original "Fire Bomb Technique" appeared, the caster should rely on his own mana to push the fireball towards the target to kill the enemy, this was the original use of this technique, but Han Li felt that it was not true.

Han Li thought that the speed of the small fireball that relied on mana to fly was too slow, and it could be easily dodged by a light skill master, which made it a lot of restrictions in the battle in the rivers and lakes, and it seemed a little flashy. Therefore, he simply used the "Fire Bomb Technique" to cast only half of the spell, and when the fireball appeared, he no longer fired it, but used its indestructible nature to control it in his hand as a short divine blade and use it.

In this way, with his improved Extreme Body Technique and the high-temperature fireball in his hand, Han Li was now confident that he could easily kill any master.

With these supports, Han Li could finally breathe a sigh of relief, he no longer had to worry about his lack of strength, and now he could finally go to Lanzhou to detoxify with confidence.

At this time, Han Li's "Changchun Gong" was also eating the elixir as a snack every day, and quietly entered the eighth layer, making his mana grow a lot.

In terms of the depth and shallowness of mana alone, Han Li at this time had already surpassed Yu Zitong when his original physical body was still alive, but when it came to the amount of magic mastery and the actual fighting skills, he still couldn't catch up with Yu Zitong before. After all, when Yu Zitong was cultivating spells in his family, he had elders to give him guidance, and he had fellow disciples to learn from, which was much stronger than Han Li's half-bottle vinegar.

Han Li didn't know all of this, and even if he knew, he didn't care, he wasn't arrogant enough to think that he could compete with a true immortal cultivator by learning one or two shallow spells, his current enemies were still mainly the worldly Jianghu people.

Therefore, Han Li was in a very good mood, and just as he was full of ambition and was about to find an excuse to leave the Seven Xuanmen and go down the mountain, the Wild Wolf Gang suddenly made a request to negotiate peace with the Seven Xuanmen.

As soon as this news came, there was an uproar on the side of the Qixuanmen, you must know that in the recent period, it was the Wild Wolf Gang that had the upper hand in the conflict and had been suppressing the Qixuanmen to fight, and under such a favorable situation, how could the other party suddenly want to negotiate peace? Could there be any tricks in it? This has aroused the suspicion of many people.

All of a sudden, voices in the Seven Xuanmen who agreed to the peace talks and those who disagreed with the peace talks sounded one after another, and various high-level officials also had their own different views, and Li Feiyu was one of the people who resolutely opposed it.

Since the momentum of those who agree and those who oppose are similar, it is impossible to debate and come out, and in the end, it is up to the lord of the royal family to make a decision, talk to the other party first, and then shake hands and make peace if the conditions are not too excessive, and continue to fight if they are too harsh.

Although this plan of mixing mud does not satisfy both groups, it is also the only way to compromise, and it can only be so.