Vocabulary: 诛仙
- to commit to memory
- to move emotionally; to stir up (emotions); to excite
- have no choice or option but to; cannot but; have to; can't help it; can't avoid
- to pry into or spy on; to snoop; to peep; to poke one's nose into; to peer; to get a glimpse of
- to require; to need; to want; necessity; need
- to set up; to establish
- oath; vow; to swear; to pledge
- absent-minded; distracted; dazzled; vaguely; dimly
- clear-headed; sober; awake
- firmament
- to leak (information); to divulge; also pr. [xie4lou4]
- 门道 mén dào: 门道 men2 dao4: doorway; gateway门道 mén dao: 门道 men2 dao5: the way to do sth; knack
- rough (not precise or accurate); cursory
- human body
- channel of TCM
- (of celestial bodies etc) to move along one's course; (fig.) to function; to be in operation; (of a train service etc) to operate; to run; (of a computer) to run
- to clean the street; to clear the road (i.e. get rid of people for passage of royalty or VIP)
- great scholar respected for learning and integrity
- to research carefully; to study intensively
- to seize; to take away forcibly; to wrest control of; to compete or strive for; to force one's way through; to leave out; to lose
- mysterious; profound; abstruse
- top floor; the top of a building
- 习 Xí: 习 Xi2: surname Xi习 xí: 习 xi2: (bound form) to practice; to study; habit; custom
- to get out of a predicament; to stick out; to take the initiative; remaining odd fraction after a division; a little more than
- more than ten; a dozen or more
- border; place; condition; boundary; circumstances; territory
- (bound form) boundary; border; (bound form) realm
- genius
- to be fascinated; to be enchanted
- mood; spirits; interest
- Daihatsu, Japanese car company
- to speak frankly with assurance
- 易 yì: 易 yi4: easy; amiable; to change; to exchange; prefix corresponding to the English adjective suffix "-able" or "-ible"易 Yì: 易 Yi4: surname Yi; I Ching; Book of Changes (abbr. for 易經|易经[Yi4 jing1])
- (great) majority
- equivalent to 就可以; can then (do sth); can immediately (do sth); (do sth) and that will suffice