First, age fraud. The reason is that the old man himself has never said his age.
This is typical rogue logic. Taoist priests are forbidden to beg for longevity. Not only the elders don't say it, but many Taoist priests in China don't say they live long. Is it fake as long as they don't tell?
Second, the cultivation is not enough, not a fairy.
Dare to ask the person who said this, what is his practice? Can you become an immortal? Can you still say that after you become an immortal?
Third, King Kong can cure all diseases.
King Kong has the function of getting rid of diseases and strengthening the body, but has the veteran ever said a word "treasure"?
The life of the character
Lu Haomi, a Taoist whose master's surname is Liu Xiacang, was once a Qingxiu in Datianzhu Mountain, Shaanxi Province, and was famous for learning from Taoist Wang Yuanji. Since he converted to Taoism, Taoist master Zhang Zhishun has been studying the martial arts of King Kong and Longevity.
1955, when he first came out of the mountain, he was elected as the confidant of Baiyun Temple in Shaanxi, responsible for the daily affairs of Taoist temple and maintaining the order of Baiyun Temple. Because of this opportunity, Zhang Daochang was elected as a supervisor or abbot for many times.