DA BEI ZHOU DIFFERENT VERSIONS FREE
Prior to blooming, the orchid cactus was pure as white and free of impurities. “Without law, the world will become even more chaotic.” The scholar shook his head, but saw that the monk remained silent, eyes cast in the direction of the orchid cactus on the table. So if one harbors evil intentions, how useful can the law really be?” One day, the crown prince of Yin Country took the lives of thirty-seven people without just cause, but the government didn’t dare make a fuss. Those who have not done great evils will not need to worry.” The monk fell silent for a moment, then said, “I was originally an an imperial teacher for Yin Country and had always guided the Imperial Clan in spreading goodness by setting by example and leading righteous lives. The orchid cactus can see the ugliness in people’s hearts and make them repent until they choose to take their own lives. They’ve all murdered before, but the ya men 1 does not question and does not ask questions, letting them off scot-free. Shao Zi asked: “Why do you want to kill him? And those other people in town?” In this case, one specializing in Buddhist rites. The monk uses a term that I’ve translated as imperial teacher, but it’s actually more akin to a master of arts employed by the country.
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We’re moving into a different setting for a short while, which means this section will be a bit heavier on the terms compared to usual. Source: 芍藥客棧 by Yi Mei Tong Qian // Translated By: Xin ( fruitydeer) Part of a Peony’s Tavern translation project at .ĭo not download, copy, or redistribute without permission.
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