Journey to the West: The Fiercest Worker in the Heavenly Court.

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'myloveStart' . Yue Hua Pu Sa felt a mix of embarrassment and anger as Ye Yi Feng continued to speak shamelessly, challenging her composure. Despite her initial confidence as a Bodhisattva, his words ignited her shame. Ye Yi Feng argued that knowledge should not be hindered by embarrassment, likening it to a doctor-patient relationship. He cleverly twisted his shamelessness into a philosophical discourse, while Yue Hua struggled to maintain her dignity. The narrative shifted to A Xiu, a courtesan, whose unconventional demand for a finger instead of money sparked curiosity and ridicule among men, revealing the hypocrisy of societal morals. Ye Yi Feng's irreverent humor contrasted with the serious undertones of the story, leaving Yue Hua bewildered yet intrigued. . 'myloveEnd'.

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