I understand ink painting in general.

All zombies are based on "quality".

The zombies refined are all zombies at the lowest limit, but the upper limit is different.

The higher the "quality", the higher the upper limit "order".

The upper limit of the first grade is the iron corpse, the upper limit of the second grade is the bronze corpse, and the upper limit of the third grade is the golden corpse...

The method of refining corpse in the corpse mine was obtained from the Zhang family and has been passed down for hundreds of years. Even if there are some differences, it should be quite different.

What kind of corpse is in the bronze coffin?

Comparing to the bronze corpse in the late stage of foundation building?

It’s just the middle stage of foundation building. Even if the zombies of such strength are refined, Lu Chengyun can’t help but be able to suppress them.

This does not quite fit the previous speculations of ink painting.

"Is there any special corpse?" Mo Hua asked again.

Mo Hua remembers that in "The Origin of the Corpse Gate" and "Theory of the Corpse Type", it mentioned that although some zombies with special functions are also divided into "quality" levels, they are not within the usual "level" level.

"some."

Lu Ming nodded and said seriously:

"There are some special zombies with special functions and are not divided by strength, so they are not divided by 'gold, silver, copper and iron'."

"For example, a puppet corpse is a flesh-and-blood puppet, not a human, not a corpse, but just a puppet similar to a wood and stone."

"And the puppet corpse..."

"Refining people into puppets, retaining their appearance, skin, and body shape, soaking them in flowers, plants, spiritual water, without rotten smell, cold skin, but tender as if they were alive."

"Many monks will buy it for a lot of money."

"And the corpse of the figurine..."

"Kill the person and turn it into a zombie like a terracotta figurine."

"This type of zombies is generally used for burial."

"Not only the devil's way, but also the righteous way in the past."

"Ten thousand years ago, some of the righteous families, the heads of the sects or the Supreme Elders, would "give" some close monks to death after death and refine them into figurine corpses to be buried with them."

"It's just that this kind of thing is inhumane. It has been gradually abolished by the Dao Court in the past ten thousand years..."

...

Mo Hua frowned when she heard it.

A doll corpse like a doll?

The corpse of the figurine used for burial?

If a monk becomes perverted, he will be really perverted...

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Chapter completed!