Other language: Vietnamese
The Legend of Situ Shankong.
Chapter 88: Human Body Taiji. [225]
Summary
The narrator examines their haggard reflection after awakening from a deep, troubled sleep, realizing they have not responded to attempts to wake them. Their companions, Song Zi and Qin Bu Kong, express concern over their condition, noting symptoms like cold sweat and unusual nasal pain. Song Zi employs a mystical technique involving a wooden stick to expel excess yin energy from the narrator's body, leading to a dramatic episode where they vomit, clearing their mind. Afterward, they discuss the origins of the wooden stick and the technique used, revealing its significance in balancing yin and yang energy. Qin Bu Kong suggests that the narrator's symptoms may stem from a peculiar object unearthed during excavation, prompting a plan to investigate further.Full content
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