Have you ever wondered why there are vampires all over the world, but not in China? Is there something in China that scares them?
Yes, China does have something that scares vampires, that is, the ancient Chinese recorded in the "Classic of Mountains and Seas": there are ghosts in Xiling, red eyes and fangs, day and night, good at eating human blood, and eating can prolong life.
Just such a humanoid elixir pill, how could the ancients in China let them go? And vampires themselves are not powerful creatures, they are a vampire bat at best. Even Chinese zombies are more promising than these vampires. And zombies themselves are immortal creatures, and zombies can also cultivate, cultivating to the top and even breaking wrists with the Heavenly God Buddha. The main thing is that vampires have countless weaknesses and shortcomings, such as fear of garlic, fear of sunlight, fear of all kinds of holy relics, and so on. And there are many ways to kill vampires, such as staking on the heart, putting it in the sun, soaking it in a relic, and so on. Just such a humanoid Immortal Pill, still has countless shortcomings, how dare you dare to stay in the land of Huaxia?
At this time, some people may ask, then why can vampires run amok in the West, known as the Huns of God's whip? Those Huns were already the weakest part and had been expelled from China to the West. It can be said that if it were not for those Xiongnu people released by China, the Xiongnu race would have completely perished. But even such a small group of Huns can beat Westerners crying and crying. Vampires who are more powerful than the Huns can certainly run amok in the West. A little digression, I think that the reason why vampires are afraid of garlic is not because they are afraid of garlic gas, most likely because of a saying of the ancients, eat meat without garlic, the aroma is less than half. What do you think?