Moreover, although the two sides in the "Wrath of the Matchmaker" cannot harm each other, Wang Yao can still resolve the hatred of one side. It's very simple, just pull them in a triangle.
For example, if Zoe, the stone carp, and the centipede inside the stone carp's belly are all involved, as long as Zoe is made to hate the stone carp, and the centipede inside the stone carp's belly is made to hate Zoe, then Zoe will lose the influence of "the wrath of the matchmaker".
But the stone carp and the centipede inside it still hate Zoe. The centipede will try every trick in the book to bite her, and it won't have to be by chance like before.
Having sorted out the two exclusive immortal techniques, Wang Yao then began to examine the evolution of his five senses. In fact, the evolution of the five senses is a double-edged sword for immortals. If the five senses are too sharp, they will often inexplicably fall into trouble and need to shield themselves from them at all times.
Otherwise, the crying of a baby several miles away, the spilling of a drop of vinegar in the workshop, the gossiping of a few women hiding in the corner... all sorts of disturbances would come one after another. Even an immortal would not be able to withstand so much noise, and it would be truly annoying.
In the past, Wang Yao's way of dealing with this was to play dumb and try his best to remain unmoved by impropriety. This method was sometimes effective and sometimes not, especially when Wang Yao was agitated and often unconsciously let his five senses lead him astray.
But now, in addition to the extreme enhancement of his five senses, Wang Yao has also gained two additional abilities. One is "petrification," which allows immortals to completely sever all senses and become like a stubborn rock.
The method of "petrification" can greatly extend the lifespan of immortals. According to Wang Yao's speculation, he can add a year to his lifespan by "petrifying" for just one day. However, as Wang Yao's immortal lifespan increases, the life-extending function of "petrification" will correspondingly deteriorate.
That's right. Immortals, like mortals, age and die, but the process is much longer for them than for mortals.
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