The Xian Practice would eventually be successful!
It was as if a test from raging heaven. The Soul Removal technique to become the greatest immortal needed both strength and endurance.
Nine hundred and ninety-nine lighting strikes could not do any harm to his soul…

Yes… They could not do any harm. If he had succeeded in the technique, he should be in heaven… but why was he here?!
He was now in the body of a seven-year-old kid named “Merlin”, the son of the third minor wife of “Witcher”, who came from the wealthy family “Szirtes”.
Even though he was the son of Witcher and the grandchild of Earl Szirtes, his mother was still an unworthy, poor servant.

So, his status was the ‘servant’ that the family loathed.

What was more shocking was that the little kid who looked as if he could break at any moment was able to refine an enormous amount of vital essence, or Qi!! He could even easily penetrate the first level of qi!!

The strange power for Xian Practice in this world was different from that of the world he came from. It was a great treasure all the Xians were looking for.

It was called the great “Magical Power”.

This might be a second chance from heaven! The Xian Practice using magical power has now begun! 

Deva Wizard: The Great Xian in King Arthur's Realm

Finally, Emeria could not resist Merlin's sweet talk and loveliness.


She looked at Merlin calculatingly and let out a long sigh.


"Alright, alright, alright, I will teach you,” Emeria smiled and answered.


The girl bent down and pulled Merlin's cheeks back and forth adorably. To be frank, she was quite enchanted and pleased by this child’s cute begging.


Emeria's cheeks were blushing. She looked bashful but put on a wise-person character. She coughed once and said,


"Carving the alphabet into a cultivation magical hoop can be both difficult and easy, depending on the perspectives. The basics of carving are the three elements. The first is recognizing the alphabet. The second is creation. And the last one is concentration."


The Art of the Alphabet Users Part I