The birth chart, which should exude compassion, has a smile that is tinged with horror, sending chills down one's spine.

Since ancient times, there has been a saying that sincere people would request a statue of a deity and bring it home to worship.

However, idols can be good or evil.

Those who don't understand can easily be blinded.

Qu Jian'er could tell that this was an evil statue, and that worshipping it would only bring about a fatal disaster: "If you take it home, the grass on your whole family's graves will be a foot high."

The implication is that it was fortunate Wu Wenlong did not listen to his friend and put the statue in his home.

Back then, Wu Wenlong's friend passed on the method to him, promising that he would definitely get what he wanted.

However, they completely ignore the negative effects that statues of deities modeled after humans would bring.

In order to make the amusement park thrive, Wu Wenlong cleverly placed the statue in the amusement park.

This action is precisely why.

The worst-case scenario was avoided.

Wu Wenlong was stunned at first, then his hatred turned to rage, his resentment overcoming his fear: "Master, tell me, should we burn it, or something else!"

Qu Jian'er hadn't spoken yet.

A sudden gust of evil wind blew by.

Wu Wenlong stepped forward to put his birth image into the bag, but a gust of wind blew and he suddenly lost consciousness.

Qu Jian'er beamed with excitement: "You actually cultivated a spirit, and you can even attack! Well done!"

The next second, Qu Jian'er stepped forward and crushed the wooden statue, trying to extract the spirit pearl inside.

They then discovered that the Spirit Pearl had vanished.

Just then.

Wu Wenlong, who had fallen to the ground, fled frantically.

It turned out that the image of his destiny had possessed Wu Wenlong, and he used a diversionary tactic to gain a respite.

As Qu Jian'er crushed the body he was inhabiting, he seized the opportunity and rushed out of the basement.

After running for more than ten hours.

The person's birth chart indicates they are proud of their own wit.

He didn't notice Qu Jian'er and Hei Dazhu lying not far behind him.

My original intention was to have a portrait of Wu Wenlong after his death.

They seized the body of the worshipper, but the worshipper did not die.

The one who died was the other party's wife. Since the two were not related by blood, he had no chance to possess her.

He had to conserve his energy, never expecting that the other side would return with a terrifying ally.

My natal chart is currently a "person" who has been running non-stop for so long that I'm too tired to run anymore.

At this moment.

Qu Jian'er's devilish voice echoed eerily: "Run, why aren't you running anymore?"

My fate is like a rat running away with its tail between its legs, desperately wanting to shout: Who is the real evil spirit?

Qu Jian'er laughed and said, "I advise you to be sensible and obediently surrender, put your hands on your head, and squat down. Don't force me to chase after you and beat you. If word gets out, it won't be good for your reputation."

The man, as if possessed, got up and ran away. Upon hearing this, he stumbled and roared, "You're the one who wanted to kill me! Whose reputation is being damaged here?!"

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