The things Xu Changqing wanted to know most in the secret factory cave are already asked. Although he didn't know anything very useful from Mr. Song, such as the origin of the Taoist temple, it was good to get a belonging of Zheng He. No matter whether there is a secret he wanted to know in this belonging, he still gained something.

Afterwards, Xu Changqing casually asked a few things about the secret factory, which not only blurred the purpose of his inquiry, but also satisfied his curiosity. After all, the mystery of the secret factory is well known in the world of cultivation, and even those immortal Buddhas with a long history do not have much text about the secret factory.

After asking the question, Xu Changqing asked Mr. Song another thing, which was to investigate the situation of the Zhou family. To be more precise, Zhou Qinglan's situation. He thought that since Chen Yingning's life trajectory was forcibly reversed by external forces, Zhou Qinglan, who had the closest relationship with him, should have a different life. He wanted to know how this cousin, who had a good relationship with him, is now.

Mr. Song naturally agreed to Xu Changqing's small request and said that he would hand over the detailed information of the Zhou family to him in the next two days.

After Mr. Song left, Xu Changqing did not rush to study Zheng He's relics, but walked around this small underground secret room, checked the situation, then came to the door, took off the seven-star bracelet in his hand, and hung it on the iron hook where the clothes were hanging on the door.

Through the inspection just now, Xu Changqing found that some talismans were buried in the walls of the secret room. From all the signs, it is not difficult to judge that these talismans should have been deliberately buried during the transformation, not intentionally targeting Xu Changqing. Although most of these talismans are round light techniques, sound transmission techniques, etc. for snooping and surveillance, and there is no trace of excitement. But for the sake of safety, Xu Changqing had to arrange some backhand.

When hanging the seven-star bracelet on the door, Xu Changqing mobilized the divine power of the Sun and Night Gods, forming a small divine domain in this secret room, enough to isolate any means of spying outside.

Afterwards, Xu Changqing sat on the chair, took the box in his hand, and used his own talisman to block the box.

The reason why Xu Changqing did not open the box immediately was not that he was as unwilling to share the secrets in the box as Mr. Song thought. It was because he was not sure that he could untie the forbidden talisman. If he forced the spell to destroy the spell, the final result would be that the things in the box would be completely destroyed. The reason why he said it was probably because he felt that perhaps the things collected in the box might not be so easy to destroy, but all this was just intuition, and there was no evidence to prove his intuition, so he could only use a safe method to untie the forbidden talisman.

Just like the gourd bureau that Xu Changqing saw in Jingshan, the banned talismans on the box in front of him were also a natural sect, and there was no similarity to the talismans of any of the immortals, demons, Buddhas and demons I saw. These talismans were more like patterns with some implicit meaning than talismans. In Xu Changqing's memory, patterns similar to these talismans were only seen on some porcelains exported to the West in the Ming and Qing dynasties. They were some decorations of flowers, geometric figures, etc. on the porcelain.

At first, Xu Changqing was a little suspicious of the origin of the box. After all, Mr. Song's attitude was too refreshing. He had no time to see the sect relics, but after seeing the forbidden talisman clearly, he believed that the box should have been banned by Zheng He himself, because both the shape and the style of the forbidden talisman were full of Arabic style. It was obvious that the box was brought back from the West when Zheng He went to the West. However, the forbidden talisman on the box was modified by him, and the talisman and Buddhist formations of the two schools were added as the basis, and the principles of the Buddha and Taoism were added, and this unique forbidden talisman was created.

Although this forbidden talisman is in the opposite direction from the East's cultivation line, Xu Changqing had at least mastered the divine array and divine text of the gods of the Holy Ruins in the Holy Ruins. These are the source of all Western magic arrays. Even if there are changes now, they will never leave their sects. Xu Changqing only needs to propose the Taoist talismans Zheng He later added to the Buddhist magic array, so that the forbidden talismans on the box will return to their original appearance, and then find a solution to it.

Although the method is very simple, it is a bit troublesome to implement it. What's more, Zheng He really perfectly integrated these three talismans and magic arrays, making it form another system. It is much more difficult to restore it in reverse than to integrate it together.

It took about a day to finally figure out the operation rules of the ban talisman, and found out the differences between the Taoist, Buddhist and Muslim talisman formations, and tried to divide them into three. Xu Changqing was very careful throughout the whole process. After each attempt, he repeatedly deduced it, and then he started to operate it. Even so, there were almost any mistakes in the middle several attempts. This was mainly because Zheng He should have guessed that someone would try to untie the talisman through other side methods, so several small traps were set up in the ban talisman composed of these three sects. Fortunately, Xu Changqing discovered it in time and lifted it or guided it to other places before it caused irreversible damage.

Although the analysis of the process of cracking the talisman is very boring, Xu Changqing felt extremely happy because he felt that he seemed to be fighting wits and power with the famous Three Treasures eunuch hundreds of years ago through this banned talisman. The fun is not worthy of being told by outsiders.

Xu Changqing had to admit that he had gained a lot of inspiration in this seemingly simple ban talisman, which was of great benefit to his Nine-Rule Great Way. In the past, Xu Changqing integrated various methods of immortals, demons, Buddhas, and even holy ruins into the Nine-Rule Great Way. Although he had also carried out some fusion and summary, he did not form a complete system, nor did he truly integrate it together to form a Nine-Rule Great Way that belongs only to him. However, in this ban talisman, he saw a unique way that integrates different methods of the East and West veins, which also made him more clear about where his Nine-Rule Great Way should go in the future and how to take steps.

"Even if there is nothing in this box, my harvest is worth it this time." Xu Changqing, who completely decomposed the banned talisman on the box, said to himself, and began the last step to destroy the balance of different magic powers in the three realms of the talisman, so that they can exclude each other, punish each other, and eventually disappear together.

If someone else wants to do this, it may be very difficult, but Xu Changqing himself is very similar to Zheng He. He has the soul of one qi transforming into the Three Pure Ones, and is also good at this power of the three elements. Naturally, he is very clear about the key points of breaking the balance of power.

Xu Changqing raised his hand and pinched his fingers, aimed at a certain position on the talisman on the box. After a while, he suddenly bounced at a tangled lotus at that location. He heard a crisp sound like a broken glass spreading in the room. Then he saw a real green light appearing from where his fingers bounced. Then the green light spreads around like ripples of water, covering the entire box. A pattern with obvious characteristics of Buddha, Taoism, and Mu religions emerged and dissipated one after another. The power of sealing on the box faded and eventually disappeared completely.

After the changes in the box completely subsided, Xu Changqing also let out a slight breath of turbid air, and the uneasy feeling in his heart was also vomited out of his body. Although the results he got were very successful during the deduction, because of the lessons of the past, he might have some traps in his heart that he might have laid in it, so he was not so sure.

After repeatedly checking that there were no other problems on the box, Xu Changqing unbuttoned several hidden buckles on the box and opened the lid.

When the box opened, there was no abnormal phenomenon such as light, aerosol, or any power breath emanating from the box, as if the box was just a box for storing ordinary items. A very precious white deer skin was laid in the box as a buffer, and an irregular square stone slab was placed in the center of the box, which looked very inconsistent with the luxurious box.

Seeing this scene, Xu Changqing felt a little confused and reached out to take the stone out of the box and take a closer look. However, when he touched the stone, he felt that the stone seemed to have a weight of tens of millions of pounds, which was not enough to be able to take it. However, he soon realized that it was not that the stone itself was astonishingly so that he could not pick it up, but that the stone had a magical effect that it could swallow the contactor's own strength. When his hand touched the stone, all the power in his hand flowed into the stone unknowingly, creating the illusion that the stone was very heavy.

After discovering the reason, Xu Changqing did not rush to find out the reason, but took out the white deer skin barrier in the box and placed it on the table next to it.

"Huh! Are there any words?" Just after the thing was taken out, the careful Xu Changqing found that some small characters with flying heads were carved in the inner wall of the box. It is conceivable that if all the things in the box were not taken out, I would probably not be able to see these words.

Xu Changqing initially thought that this was a secret trick given by Zheng He, but after carefully looking at the text above, he found that the text was not Chinese, and some were like Western languages. Xu Changqing was not familiar with this text, but he could see from the text itself that the person who wrote these texts had a very high level of cultivation. Not to mention the beautiful fonts, just looking at the trend of each character, you can feel a method that is different from the Taoist Dharma in China. From the obvious situation when you look at these texts, there is a faint feeling of the soul leaving the body in your body, it is obvious that the method hidden in these texts should be a method of cultivating the gods.
Chapter completed!