What is stewed in this cold furnace is not medical talk, but an all-encompassing "evil cauldron"!
You may find: The rusty iron weight smashed the "Qian Gua", breaking out the paper ingots used by hypocrites to hide the hexagram books (specialized in treating pretentiousness in the workplace); the wooden pole used to treat "wealth disease", and the patient lost his waist and stole melons and ghosts in childhood (the warmth and coldness of human relationships hide theft) The "Kun Gua" that has been soaked in dog urine breaks the pot, and when the county magistrate's dirty money is leaked, he catches the broken pages of the "Book of Changes" that pop out of the stove ashes - the "thick pot with urine" has long been soaked into "thick pot with urine", and even the skill of dumping the pot in the workplace has been boiled into soup!
The five elements are evil healing weapons: boiling dog urine in a gold and iron pot cures "pretending to be a dragon" in the workplace (the more the leader pretends, the more the pot bubbles), and the wooden pole to challenge the world's "hypocrisy" (a colleague stabbed him with a knife, and the pole whipped him to death for "loyalty"). "Thick hexagram"); the I Ching has become a tool of rebellion: the Qian hexagram has an iron ladle that smashes the cake in the workplace, the Dui hexagram has stinky blisters and is a "cheap-mouthed monster", and every hexagram is smashed to pieces with an ice spoon. The "Book of Changes" says "I've long wanted to smash this crappy workplace"!
Ghosts also come to play: the bed-wetting ghost steals the hexagram book and uses it as toilet paper (the blame-blaming copywriting is stuck on the wall in the workplace), the ice-edge ghost licks the blood on the stove wall (human feelings are frozen into ice and breaks when knocked), and the childhood melon thief turns into the workplace scapegoat, stealing the leader's "bad performance"!
The wild doctor shouts: "The more broken the cold furnace is, the better it will stew!" Chapter 141 is the wild fragments under the furnace - the iron pot caron horns in the first chapter (a cake-painting party in the workplace), and the childhood ghost-rubbed divination book in the next chapter (bad relationships exposed). Disliked? Hold it in! Use the "Book of Changes" as a basket, put it all into the workplace, human relationships, ghosts and legends, open a ladle of it and stew it into false patterns, leaving only hot heresies!
