prayers can move mountains

In the story "Moving the Mountain" written by the disaster caused by beans, Jiang An had the experience of being a human for five generations. He used the fetus in order to possess it. The more mature the fetus was, the greater the risk of him possessing it. Therefore, the first fetus he possessed had only been three days. He had reincarnated many times with the help of the Old Devil, but because his physical condition hadn't reached the expected level, he couldn't see if his body was suitable for a breakthrough before reaching the limit. His cultivation had never been higher than his initial level. He had a complicated relationship with the characters. For example, as the godfather of the protagonist Liang Xin, he died protecting Liang Xin during the development of the story. The novel "Taoist Qianshan" is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!

In the tomb raiding system involved in the novel Ghost Blows Out the Light, Moving Mountains and Unraveling Ridge were two of the sects. Mountain Moving Daoist was mostly disguised as a Taoist priest and used the trumpet-type method of digging hills. He mainly used the method of mutual promotion and restriction of external forces. He was good at acting alone, and his martial strength, technology points, and toolbox were off the charts. The strongmen of Xieling lived between the two kinds of livelihood: green forest and digging hills. When there was a tomb, they dug graves and dug graves. When they could not find a tomb, they gathered in the forest to rob property. They used their "strength" to rob the tomb, relying on long hoes, large shovels, earth cannons, medicinal stones, large groups of people, and centipedes known as Mountain-unloading Armor to hang mountain ladders. The strong men of Xieling were scattered all over the world, worshipping the Emperor Guan and the Overlord of the West Chu as their ancestor. Whenever there were ancient tombs, they would swarm up and excavate them with all their strength. They destroyed the corpses and leveled the hills, and plundered the treasures without leaving a single cent behind, imitating the actions of the Red Eyebrows Revolutionary Army in the past. The Mountain-Breaking Strongman relied on his sense of smell to find the ancient tomb. He would drive the iron rod into the ground, pull it out, and smell it with his nose. He would be able to distinguish the different situations inside the tomb. The investigation of the tomb mainly relied on hearing. The four formulas of "look, smell, ask and cut" each had two upper and lower methods. For example, the upper method of the word "look" was to look at the stars above and examine the earth veins below. The lower method was to look at the mud marks, distinguish the color of grass, and distinguish the height between them. The novel "Taoist Qianshan" is equally wonderful. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!

It might be a metaphor meaning he can overcome great difficulties or do the seemingly impossible.

Moving mountains and seas meant that even mountains and seas could be moved. This expressed the ambition to fight against heaven and earth and to conquer heaven. However, from another point of view, moving mountains and filling seas also had the element of destroying nature. There was also a saying that the mountains and seas could be moved. It was used to describe that in the face of emotions and beliefs, even a huge obstacle like the mountains and seas could be overcome. For example," the mountains and seas can be moved, but love cannot be changed ", expressing the firmness of love. The novel " The Legend of Dian Kingdom in Clouds as Deep as the Sea " is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!

[Toujin Lieutenant: Its embryonic form began during the Warring States Period. Cao Cao established this position to dig hills.] He was proficient in the "Dragon Seeking Art" and "Dividing Gold to Decide Acupoints" to determine the location of the ancient tomb. They focused on the technical aspects, and only those who obtained the orthodox gold-touching talisman could be called gold-touching captains. When digging graves, he had similar methods as General Fa Qiu. He was good at calculating the location of ancient tombs and treasures with Feng Shui and astrology. After entering the underground chamber, a candle would be lit in the southeast corner, and then the coffin would be opened to touch the gold. It had to be handled gently, from the top of the deceased's head to the bottom of his feet. The remains could not be damaged, and one or two treasures had to be left behind for the deceased. If the candle in the southeast corner went out, they had to put back the property they had obtained, respectfully kowtow three times, and then return the way they came. Hair Hill Lieutenant General: Also known as Hair Hill Heavenly Official or Hair Hill General. His technique was almost the same as that of the Gold-Touching Lieutenant, but he had an additional bronze seal engraved with the words " Heavenly Official Blessing, No Taboo ". This bronze seal was an irreplaceable divine item in the hands of the hill diggers. It was said that with a seal in hand, even ghosts and gods would avoid it. They paid more attention to the cooperation of everyone. Before the operation, they would invite many people to make a detailed plan and formulate countermeasures against possible situations. Then, they would dig the hills step by step. The danger in the process of digging the hills was relatively low. In ancient times, they often used pawnshops, court officials, antique dealers, and other identities as a cover. They did not easily take action, and occasionally, they targeted large tombs. They were the only sect among the four sects that did not avoid cooperating with the government. In the Qing Dynasty, they were exiled overseas due to the persecutions of foreign races. They were mostly active in Southeast Asia and the United States. They could be found in some large-scale ancient tomb excavation teams. The remaining branches in the country were mostly mixed in with the government departments as archaeologists. Mountain Moving Taoist: The purpose of excavating ancient tombs is not to seek wealth, but to find the Dust Bead to remove the curse on one's body. The trumpet-shaped mound digging method was mainly used to destroy the mound with external forces. Most of them were dressed as Taoist priests. Because of their mysterious attire, many people thought that their "Moving Mountain Dividing Armor Technique" was similar to the Taoist technique of Maoshan. It had taken shape as early as the Qin and Han Dynasties and flourished in the middle of the Qing Dynasty. It was good at mechanisms and formations, and was very good at cracking all kinds of mechanisms in tombs. He only knew a thing or two about Feng Shui and was far from the other three sects. He was a loner and rarely worked with others. Traditional martial arts were slightly stronger than gold-looting officers, but they mostly used pre-set formations and self-made small handmade weapons to deal with zombies. His predecessor had some connections with Maoshan, but they were mutually exclusive due to different ideas. As he founded the sect later, he did not inherit many feng shui spells and basically ignored the traditional rules. Therefore, he rarely revealed his true identity and traveled around the world as a Taoist priest. Mountain-Unloading Strongman: Tomb robbers relied on long hoes, large shovels, earth cannons, medicinal stones, large troops, and equipment such as centipedes hanging mountain ladders called Mountain-Unloading Armor. They mainly used "strength" to rob tombs. The novel "Taoist Qianshan" is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!