Rule Horror: I Master the Weird World with Taoist Arts

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This chapter has been heavily revised, so some of your comments may be missing. It wasn't intentional.

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The story that Sister Shen recalled originated from Li Bihua's short story "Dumplings". The story of "Dumplings" tells of Ai Jingjing, a washed-up actress who, in an attempt to win back her husband's heart, seeks out a mysterious woman named "Aunt Mei" to buy dumplings filled with the flesh of a premature placenta.

This section about the Möbius strip, the underworld, and the past and present is a personal interpretation, but in Taoist teachings, the underworld is indeed a spatial concept that coexists with the human world.

The Miaochang crown is a type of women's headdress originating in the Song Dynasty and popular in the Ming and Qing Dynasties. It is named after Chen Miaochang (the female protagonist of the novel "The Jade Hairpin"), who is said to have worn it.

1. Riddles are a coded art that hides true intentions behind a veil of words. They are not limited to palindromes and acrostics, but also have a variety of "disguise" forms: there are word splitting and combining, such as "one big and two small" combining to form ""; there are homophonic puns, such as "lotus" implying "pity", and "sunny" implying "love"; there are symbolic images, such as…

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Most of the spells in this article are authentic. However, to avoid violating taboos, some have been modified. A few are also adapted to fit the plot, but all have been researched and verified as much as possible. Sending love!

Five steps less than half, according to the units of measurement during the Qin and Han dynasties, is approximately 6 square meters.