Also known as: Fantasy Sex Therapist
Essay about catching ghosts and monsters in the imaginary world
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Bodhi is Zhangtai's obscene and illusory object. It can touch the bones and understand the heart. It is good at driving male lust, and the world calls it a voluptuous monster.
She was born in the second year of Chenghua, which is exactly five hundred years ago in the fourth year of Lisheng.
After several generations of mortals, millet and millet have become more and more mature, but the men taught by the holy dynasty are still so ignorant and stupid. They keep their wives and daughters at home dignified and prudent, but they like to live in dissipation in the family.
When Bodhi was five hundred years old, he was lonely, so one late night, he transformed into the makeup mirror of a young lady who was guarding her boudoir alone. A wisp of red gauze covered her face and taught her how to control a man.
A few days later, when the beautiful lady was dressing up in the mirror, Bodhi reappeared and smiled sweetly: "Would it be more fun for a woman to rise to the top and take advantage of her husband?"
The delicate lady hid her face shyly, her demeanor and posture were already so elegant.
Bodhi said again: "I will teach you another technique."
The delicate lady asked anxiously: "What is it?"
Bodhi flew out of the mirror and was beside the beautiful lady. She was covered in flowing red gauze, and she raised her hand to caress the sweet lady's face. The red gauze fell down, revealing a section of her bright wrist, icy muscles and jade bones.
Breathing lightly: "The joy of grinding."
It was because he was doing good deeds and had some fun in Bodhi, but he didn't want to be entangled by someone who claimed to be on the right path.
The man was nine feet long, dressed in a moon-colored bamboo robe, and his hair was tied up in a bun. He raised his finger and scolded: "How dare you bear the name of Bodhi even if you are a mere monster!"
Bodhi shouted sweetly: "You are a Taoist priest. Taoism says, 'All things are in one house', but you classify all living beings!"
After a disagreement, there was another fight.
Many years later, dynasties changed, and during the Shouwei period, people's customs became more civilized, and the rumors about beauties became even more taboo and alluring:
Every evening on the 15th day of the lunar month, on the road to Taoist Jingfu Mountain, there are many people who bump into a nine-foot-old man wearing a wishful bun and a young woman sitting on his shoulder while hiking. The woman was wearing a flowing red gauze, holding a red paper umbrella with glass beads hanging from it. Her bare feet were adorned with wooden bells, which made her skin as clear as jade. As she walked, the bells and jade feet gently swayed against the man's chest.
Purpose: All living beings are equal
