What kind of Journey to the West is this?

Yan Xia clapped her hands and rotated more than ten layers of debuffs on the little mare, but said regretfully:

"It's a pity that I haven't tried the arousal part yet. I still need you to get around, but I can't let you play the piano anywhere."

The little mare sneezed in fright and ran away.

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Cangzhou Prefecture, Xiong’s Pharmacy.

Yanxia put away the fire knife, dismounted and went to visit the busty master.

As soon as she saw Luo Sushang, she swallowed her saliva and suddenly had a very rebellious idea.

Cangzhou Lions Have No Buddha Nature: Remarks on the Release

First of all, thank you to all the readers who are reading;

Thank you Three Pure Ones;

I thank Master Zhong Lu, Mr. Wei Boyang, Master Zhang Boduan, and Master Bai Yuchan;

Thanks to Gautama Buddha;

Thanks to my editors Orange and Sprite,

Thanks to your great help, this book is on the shelves as scheduled.

Finally, I am miserable... I don't know exactly what's miserable about me, anyway, a senior recommended that I put it up to beg for subscriptions by selling my misery, so I am here to beg for subscriptions by selling my misery, please!

That’s all for the comments on the launch!

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—Here are the final remarks—

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Red bean paste Arigato see here.

I actually wrote quite a bit about the final remarks, mainly about some important settings, like Luo Sushang delivering the decree of the reincarnation of the Three Altars Sea Assembly Great God to the Golden Tripod Master of Mount Paektu, and Yanxia Xiaoxi's journey to the West to find the three precious elixirs. These actually involve some metaphors. However, after thinking about it, I decided to delete them all.

If you have read the reference question I replied to in the comment section, you should know that the background of this book is not the Journey to the West, Conferred Gods or conspiracy theory, but the fundamentalist Journey to the West plus the alchemy interpretation of Journey to the West.

The metaphor I'm talking about is the Daoist interpretation of Journey to the West. This is just my personal opinion. If you've read Under One Person, you'll know that the author has a unique interpretation of Journey to the West, which was also the mainstream interpretation of Journey to the West during the Ming and Qing dynasties.

You may not believe it.

The entire plot of Snow Lion was inspired by the black bear demon stealing the cassock at night.

The inspiration for killing the red dragon came from the Monkey King causing trouble in the Dragon Palace.

The two immortals Yuan and Liu were Zen masters of Wuchao.

The Monkey King is causing trouble in the underworld by killing people in the City God's Mansion.

Yanxia and Luo Sushang are both pilgrims who seek Buddhist scriptures, but they are not the ones who go to the West.

Talking about the metaphors behind these stories is exhausting. It's been a month since I conceived them, and I'm worried I won't be able to explain them clearly, or that people won't understand. Furthermore, these hidden meanings don't really have anything to do with the stories; just read them and have a good laugh.

Afterwards, because I have been very busy recently, I prioritize maintaining updates and have been too busy to take care of personal stuff, so I guess there won’t be much, so it’s better not to say anything.

If you're truly interested, you can check out "The Original Meaning of Journey to the West" by Taoist Master Liu Yiming of the Qing Dynasty. It's a bit difficult to understand, so it's a good companion to "Quanzhen Dandao Jie Xiyou" by Taigongdian on Bilibili. It also touches on some Taoist terminology, especially Dandao terminology. It can be used in conjunction with "Zhi Xuan Pian," "Wu Zhen Pian," "Da Dan Zhi Zhi," "Wu Gen Shu Ci," and other texts, including their annotated versions, as well as the "Chinese Daoist Dictionary." I've personally found it very effective.

Okay, that’s all for now, let me tell you what happens next.

The main plot has developed to be relatively clear now. It is about the things happening within the Tang Dynasty. When the dynasty was first established, Taoism became the state religion, but there were also various folk beliefs since the Southern and Northern Dynasties, the local gods of the Xiaoliang regime in the south, and the Buddhism that had to undergo some localization transformation before it could rule the Central Plains. There were conflicts between which families, and which factions were fighting each other.

The protagonist follows the path of inner alchemy, but later encounters the Louguan, Shangqing, Longhushan, and even Buddhism, conferring deities and ordinances, and emulating the story of the Heavenly Master, clearing mountains and destroying temples. Several characters related to Journey to the West also appear.

In the original novel, the Fox King who died as a background character, the white-haired mouse who stole the lamp oil, the yellow-skinned marten that the Snow Lion had always been at odds with in Lingshan... were similar to the Black Bear Demon, and the events of the Journey to the West were indirectly disturbed by the protagonist.

By the way, don’t forget that the protagonist is still a good person for eleven lifetimes, one more lifetime than Tang Monk. What a great immortal.

As for writing directly about Journey to the West, that's incredibly difficult. It's truly difficult. Journey to the West is, after all, a road trip novel. If the protagonist doesn't participate, it's essentially a dull, uneventful story, and people won't enjoy it. If they do, writing about it is inevitably difficult, and rereading the original text is a waste of time and might not be a welcome change.

Therefore, An Yanxia will at most only be a promoter or obstacle of the Journey to the West, but will not directly participate in the major events of the Journey to the West.

(To add: the love line has multiple female protagonists and ends with them all. I personally have no interest in stock speculation.)

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Dong Huang suddenly received a jade talisman: Chapter 61 [An evil disciple appears at the bedside of a long-term patient] (First order requested)

To be honest, Yanxia is a filial child.

She also didn't think that she could use a fire knife to make her busty master confused and carry her directly into the bridal chamber.

She just wanted to:

The soul of the big-breasted master is intact, but his body was severely damaged and his consciousness has become dormant.

Then if she chopped with her fire knife and agitated the big-breasted master's consciousness, wouldn't she wake up early?

Especially at this critical moment, she especially needs Luo Sushang's help.

——She encountered a difficult problem while trying to open up all the meridians.

After returning to the Xiong's pharmacy, Yanxia tied the mare outside the door and went to find Doctor Xiong.

Doctor Xiong was preparing medicine, with his back turned, and without turning his head, he said, "Are you back?"

"I'm back. The doctor is really good at predicting things. He knew I was coming even though my back was turned."

"It's not divine prediction, but I can smell the sulphur and copper rust on you from afar. Is this the Five Blades Plague Curse?"

Yan Xia asked in surprise, "Does the doctor also know this spell?"

"Then you've got the point." Doctor Xiong laughed and said, "This is a required spell for the Tianguan of the Plague Department. I'm a medical officer at the Tian Hospital. I can't be ignorant of this spell."

The relationship between Tian Hospital and the Plague Department is not very good.

One is responsible for carrying out the will of heaven and spreading plagues at regular intervals.

One is responsible for walking the walk and selflessly treating patients.

It's almost like the relationship between the industrial department and the environmental protection department. It's extremely bad. If the two groups meet privately, it's okay. But if they meet in public, they will start fighting directly.

"I'm a medical officer at the Tian Hospital, and I know what you're trying to do. You want to use sword energy to clear your blocked meridians, right? But the wooden sword and water sword are relatively mild sword energy, barely enough to clear the meridians. Why are you practicing the violent gold sword and fire sword?"

That hits the nail on the head.

It was only after Yan Xia started refining her essence that she discovered the cause of her inexplicable terminal illness.

The Ren and Du meridians of a normal person are one yin and one yang.

But she is outrageous, all of her is yin.

Yin Qi is turbid and heavy, while Yang Qi is clear and buoyant, resulting in the separation of heaven and earth, forming the Qian Kun hexagram. Therefore, for a normal person, simply opening the Yin Ren Meridian is sufficient, while the Du Meridian remains normally unobstructed.

And she had to open two channels at the same time, and the efficiency was extremely low.

Yan Xia said, "It's not that I don't want to practice. It's just that there are no water evil spirits in autumn and winter. I can't find those so-called wood evil spirits either, so I have to practice the fire knife first. I can wake up Luo Sushang and let her help me clear the meridians."

Doctor Xiong was stunned and said, "Are you trying to ignite her consciousness with the fire knife?"

"I'm afraid it's difficult."

There is no danger. After all, the fire knife only arouses lust and at most gives people a headache or fever. It is really difficult to harm people without some other means.

So there is no harm.

Yan Xia sighed and said, "There's nothing I can do. Doctor, do you have any way to help me open up my meridians?"

"Why are you in such a hurry? You can just wait until next summer and slowly collect the water evil spirits. As for the wood evil spirits, they're often found in precious medicine shops. You can go look for them when the herbs are on the market next year."

"Time is running out."

In the final analysis, she had been making no progress in her practice these past few days, and she was getting anxious, a bit like a snow lion who was eager for quick success.

Doctor Xiong shook his head and stopped persuading him. He just flipped through his little notebook and saw a medical case on it.

The Laoyin Jue Pulse, also known as the Taiyin Pulse, is a congenital hidden disease. The longest lifespan is 28 years, and the shortest is 89 years. As a result, the body becomes weakened and becomes difficult to support.

So far, no one has recovered.

Doctor Xiong looked up at the girl's back as she left, thought for a moment, and then crossed out the last line of the medical record and wrote:

Studying the connection between heaven and man, embracing yin and yang to open the profound orifices, and subduing dragons and tigers to refine the great elixir may prolong life, but this has never been documented. However, today I met a patient who has successfully established a foundation for the golden elixir and is now sixteen years old and in good health.

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the other side.

Yanxia pushed open the courtyard gate and found the room where Luo Sushang was recuperating.

Seeing that there was no boy there, she pushed the door open and walked in.

Lying on the bed was still the beautiful master.

Yan Xia stared at Luo Sushang's beautiful face and subconsciously recalled the scene when she applied medicine to her busty master.

So beautiful!

wrong.....

Yanxia wakes up in time.

My goodness, before she could even put the fire knife on her busty master, the fire knife in her heart started burning on its own.

"Master, Master, I'm so sorry!"

Yan Xia placed her hand on Luo Sushang's chest.

Soft and bouncy.

It’s not that she wanted to take advantage, but the main reason was that the fire knife hit her heart, so it would be the second best option to just press it on her heart and release the knife energy.

What, what's the best thing? Stabbing someone in the heart is the best... but the other person might just snap...

The fire knife rotated, and immediately a burst of fire seeped from between Yanxia's fingers into Luo Sushang's heart.

Yan Xia carefully observed the changes in Luo Sushang's expression.

As she expected, Luo Sushang's consciousness was affected. She frowned tightly, as if she had dreamed of something terrible.

But, I just won’t wake up.

Yan Xia’s hands were almost tired of pressing, but the busty master still didn’t wake up.

There was nothing she could do, so Yan Xia had to turn the fire knife, and another wave of anger hit Luo Suchang's heart.

This time, Luo Sushang's reaction was bigger, she bit her silver teeth lightly and her fingers trembled.

Seeing that he had reacted, Yan Xia said happily, "He's really waking up!"

But as soon as she finished speaking, Luo Sushang suddenly breathed a sigh of relief, a relieved expression appeared on her face, and she fell into a deep sleep again.

"This is not right!?" Yan Xia was very confused when she saw this.

Then, she listed killing, stealing, greed, anger, ignorance, birth, old age, sickness, death, evil speech, evil deeds, evil livelihood, lying, obscene speech, slander, abusive language, failure to obtain what one desires, meeting with those one hates, evil thoughts, evil methods...a total of nine evil fires, six painful fires, and five evil fires, and brought them to Luo Suchang one by one.

After being stimulated over and over again, Luo Sushang developed an immune response...

After all, she is a human immortal who has returned to the elixir realm, and she is very immune to these distracting desires and thoughts. When the fire knife hits Luo Suchang's heart, it will often go out within three or five breaths.

Yan Xia gritted her teeth and decided to use her final killing move.

The fire knife rotates!

This time, the three fires are "lust fire", "evil thoughts fire" and "love and separation fire", which are superimposed.

Immediately, Luo Sushang hummed softly and bit her teeth lightly, making a hazy sound.

Yanxia is a filial and good child. She even thoughtfully prepared an ice towel for her master to cover his head.