Do you know how mermaids are made?
In ancient times, there was a poor village. When a girl here reached the age of 7, the villagers would take her to the ancestral hall for rituals.
The girl would be tied tightly to the altar table, and then a strong man would come over and chop off both of her legs.
The legs would be wrapped in cloth strips one after another and kept for worship in the ancestral hall, while the child would be taken to the back, her wounds would be hastily bandaged, and she would be left to struggle to survive on the hay-covered ground for five days.
If the door is opened five days later and the child is still alive, her legs are taken back and sewn back on.
It is said that the legs have been glued together due to rot. After being sewn back, the child will die soon.
However, after she died, she became a mermaid chrysalis.
Her body was enshrined in the ancestral hall, filled with incense and worshiped by people for seven days, and then buried in the valley where the underground river flows.
When the river rises, the tombs will be submerged; when the river falls, the tombs will be exposed. After seventy-seven forty-nine days, she will emerge from the pupa and transform into a mermaid.
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