The Classic of Mountains and Seas: The Classic of Mountains records: "On Mount Yi Wang, there is a beast shaped like a wildcat, with one eye and three tails. Its cry sounds like a hundred voices being stolen. It can ward off misfortune, and eating it cures jaundice."
It also records: "On Mount Ji, there is a beast shaped like a sheep, with nine tails and four ears. Its eyes are on its back, and wearing it makes one fearless."
But when it comes to monsters, how could things possibly follow the usual rules?
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