A Baixi is a cypress-wood doll once kept in ordinary households to take on its owner's misfortune and ward off illness and injury.
In Pei Songzhi's annotation to Records of the Three Kingdoms: Book of Wu, Biography of Sun He and Lady He, quoting Jiang Biao Zhuan: After Sun Hao of Wu's Left Lady died, Sun Hao "had craftsmen carve a wooden figure from cypress and place it inside the tomb to serve as a guard."
A short novel about an exorcist and a Baixi:
A Baixi is made to suffer injuries, or even die, in place of its master. But if a Baixi develops human thoughts and feelings, can its obsession with turning to ash for the sake of another truly be called love?
In the copywriting, the original word should be "willing to do it". It's a typo.
There is a big hole next door, you should fill it in when you have time! I'm rid of you!
It must be updated. My high school party member worked really hard every week to wait for this article. It's hard to describe the feeling when I read the article. At first I insisted on seeing the male protagonist being tortured, but then I was really attracted to it. I hope you will continue to update it.
We both like warm and moist feelings. Only by warm and moist feelings can the water flow smoothly. Forced feelings are for torture~ Hehe - - Besides, I really want to read it and have no other request. Author, you actually locked the article 0 0
I really want to continue reading. Will there be more updates?
Have you started a new article? Is it the main attack?