Heavenly Sword

Dao Yan was startled and realized that Yuan Ziqing's body was burning hot, which was obviously not caused by normal lust. Even if I touch myself, my whole body feels unbearably hot. I wonder if the two of us have been poisoned? Thinking over all the details, and just as he was puzzled, Dao Yan remembered the long six-sided crabapple fruit that the two of them ate half an hour ago that grew from the blessed land of "Holding the Moon in the Arms". Suddenly, Daoyan remembered the record in an ancient book he had read, "The Four Classics of the Wilderness": Chunxin Begonia, born in a very yin place, absorbs the essence of heaven and earth, blooms in six years, bears fruit in six years, and undergoes twelve reincarnations. It also comes with an illustration, but the illustration is old and blurry, and looks like a crabapple tree. Dao Yan didn't pay much attention to it at the time, but the poem on the painting in the upper right corner of the illustration was still fresh in his memory because of its beautiful artistic conception. The poem on the painting said: "The east wind has faded away the makeup on the face, pitiful butterfly powder and bee madness. From then on, the two were entwined, and a heart of spring fell into Begonia." Could it be that you and Yuan Ziqing just ate Chunxin Begonia?