Start with Absurd Myths
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PS: Unlimited streaming + folklore + weirdness Once upon a time there was a mountain and a temple in the mountain. There was a blind old monk in the temple. The monk said: "The story should be told like this... Dust returns to dust, dust returns to dust, and all things in the world will eventually pass away. The emperor of Qin sought immortality, but the emperor of Han was afraid of witchcraft. The clothes are stained with blood and tears, and the yellow scarf rolls over the Han Dynasty. Tianzhu welcomes Buddha's light, Nanyang seeks divine bones, The dance of the Tang flag ends, and the sword and ax reflect the red candle. Jingkang changed, Taohuawu, the world laughed at me for being too confused. The scriptures of saints are like human skin drums, and it is not clear whether they are true or false. ... There is no way to describe the past events, but the Twenty-Four Histories have been written down into books. " Ghosts, Buddhas, snake demons, chaos, evil spirits... Invite immortals, chase souls, capture gods, attract clouds... There are endless possibilities here!
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