Maoshan art, magic theory (the most knowledgeable person enters)

Magic does exist, and I believe it. If your nun really has magic, that kind of magic is called asking God, also called jumping God. It's a low-level spell in Maoshan candlestick. In fact, it's also possible that she knew the purpose of your visit and got you some medicine by some tricks.

Children cry at night for no reason. Usually they draw spells with domestic eggs and use methods such as paper men (ellipsis method). Children are more likely to see negative things, so children are also afraid of ugly men. You should be talking about Taoist magic, but using Taoist magic to treat night crying is a bit overqualified.

In addition, if you want to learn a few tricks, it is more reliable to learn from the local elders to treat small magic tricks such as night crying. If you want to learn magic, it's fate. You need to devote your life to research. Once you learn, you will probably die of a computer virus, which is by no means shocking. . .

As for the online masters and crash courses, they are all deceptive. Masters don't teach spells like this. I can only visit the mage in person, then see the fate and learn as much as possible. This is also one of the reasons for the decline of various spells.

Remember.