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Bai Shou's master is crazy. He insists that he is his master, and those incense candles, lanterns, and bones picked up in the mountains are his masters. He wanted to cure his master's illness, so he learned academic methods from his master. Many years later, he became successful in cultivation, so-- Bai Shou is also crazy. Gradually, he began to use human beings as bowls and longevity as food; he dissected corpses and became Buddhas, and he became immortals. Everyone knew about his madness. But Bai Shou knew that he was just hungry.