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Liu Juan didn't know what to do. Xiao Shuihua's condition was getting worse and worse. Liu Juan was afraid that he would become the master of the game and would not be able to save Xiao Shuihua's life. Liu Juan really hoped that all this was just a dream. No.
My mathematical genius doesn't have Xiao Shuihua's illness. I can start everything from scratch. I am just a high school student.
He got on the plane upset and went to Shituo Mountain without contacting Ouyang Feng and the others. Unexpectedly, he didn't meet Xiao Zuanfeng, but he met Dapeng who was coming back from drinking.
In an instant, the endless aura of destruction came, shocking and suffocating. There was only a darkness left in front of Liu Juan's eyes, locking him in the distance. It felt like the world was collapsing and perishing. The Golden Cudgel
It's in the hand, but it's almost impossible to swing it out or hit it anywhere.
With a sudden roar, Liu Juan finally struggled out from the impact. The golden cudgel in his hand also shot out countless shadows.
However, it is disintegrating and disappearing at a faster speed——
"bite!"
There was a crisp sound, when the black sword light, with endless black cháo, suddenly shot down through the sky.
The golden cudgel in Liu Juan's hand immediately flew away, and countless blood marks appeared all over his body.
But when the darkness completely subsided, Liu Juan could no longer hold on and staggered back more than ten steps. His hands were stained red with blood and he was trembling slightly. He took a strong breath and did not fall down.
A mouthful of bloody blood was swallowed back into his stomach.
Then his bloodshot eyes were fixed on the opposite side. He seemed to be in disbelief that the sword that shattered the world was struck by the person opposite him.
The Dapeng bird had a calm expression as he summoned the black broad sword in front of him.
"Monkey, be careful!"
The entire gap in space is filled with silence, and you can hear a needle drop.
There was no change in the expression of the roc. But just as the black sword light cut into the layers of sword cháo, those entangled filaments suddenly turned into countless black lightnings and exploded violently.
It opened up and spread crazily around, shattering all the thousands of sword shadows. All the distorted space was also violently shattered!
That broad sword suddenly turned into a ten-foot-long sword light, which reached the heaven and earth and shattered everything!
It slashed in with almost overwhelming force. No matter how the sword shadow was resisted, it would be completely destroyed and chopped into pieces!
There was no trace of color on Liu Juan's face. The golden cudgel in his hand was trembling slightly along with his hand.
Liu Juan never dreamed that this roc was so powerful. In fact, the roc has always been very powerful. The earliest record of the roc in ancient Chinese literature is Zhuangzi. Zhuang Zhou wrote in his "Zhuangzi - Xiaoyaoyou"
"There is a fish in the North Ming Dynasty, and its name is Kun. Kun is so big that I don't know how many thousands of miles it is. It turns into a bird, and its name is Peng. The back of the Peng is so big that I don't know how many thousands of miles it has. It flies in anger."
, its wings are like clouds hanging from the sky." "The water hits three thousand miles, and it surges up ninety thousand miles." "The clouds are overwhelming, carrying the blue sky, and then the south." Zhuang Zhou used Wang Yang's unrestrained and majestic writing style,
What a giant bird you have written! The big bird "Xiyou" described in "The Classic of Divine Miracles - Zhonghuang Jing" is probably another name for the Dapeng: "There are copper pillars in Kunlun Mountain, which are as high as the sky.
The so-called "Tianzhu" is three thousand miles in circumference, and its circumference is like a cut. There is a big bird on it, named Xiyou, facing south, with its left wing covering the prince of the east and the right wing covering the queen mother of the west. There is no feather on the small part of the back, nineteen thousand
Here, the Queen Mother of the West ascends her wings at the age of 10, and meets the prince of the East." "Shui Jing Zhu" quotes the "Shen Yi Jing" and adds, the bird inscription says: "There are rare birds, green and red, bright, neither singing nor eating, east
Covering the prince in the east, covering the queen mother in the west, the queen mother wants to go east, and she climbs to the east, and the yin and yang are connected, but they will benefit the work." These are explained from some aspects: the roc bird has green and red colors, does not sing or eat; it only
The small area without feathers on its back is 19,000 miles wide, which shows how huge it is. - It turns out that the distance from West Kunlun to the East China Sea is only the ear between the wings of the roc!
Garuda in the ancient Indian mythology "Eight Dragons" is a homonym of the Chinese Dapeng bird. After Buddhism was introduced to China, it was named Dapeng Garuda. Its huge wings spread out to 3.36 million miles.
When the Garuda was born, it was so dazzling that the gods mistakenly thought it was the fire god (brahma agni, Pali name aggi) and worshiped it; the Garuda fed on dragons and flew in the air
, patrolling the sea for the dying dragon, when he found the dragon, he used his wings to spread the sea water and split it into two halves. Seeing this formation, the dragon trembled with fear and lost consciousness, waiting to be swallowed;
It can eat a dragon king and 500 little dragons in one time.
Among the human beings, gods, Buddhas and monsters in "Journey to the West", the Tathagata Buddha has the most extensive magical powers. There are only three "people" who have to be subdued by the Tathagata: Sun Wukong; six-eared macaque; Dapeng golden-winged eagle. Wukong and macaque
They are originally from the same family, but Dapeng and Tathagata are actually "one family" with close relatives. Let's listen to Tathagata's confession:
"Since the time of chaos, the sky has been opened in Zi, the earth has been opened in Chou, people have been born in Yin, heaven and earth have been restored, and all things have come into being. All living things have animals and birds, and the beasts have the unicorn as their head, and the birds have the phoenix as their head. Then
The phoenix gained %% energy again and gave birth to a peacock and a roc. The peacock was the most evil when it was born. It could eat people and sucked them up in one breath for forty-five miles. On the top of the snow mountain, I cultivated a six-foot-long golden body. I was killed long ago.
He also sucked me in. I wanted to go out through his door, but I was afraid of defiling my true body. So I cut open his back and stepped onto the Lingshan Mountain. If I wanted to hurt his life, I should be advised by the Buddhas. I hurt the peacock like I hurt my mother.
, so I kept him in the Lingshan Assembly and made him the Buddha’s Mother, Peacock Daming King and Bodhisattva. Dapeng and he were born from the same mother, so they are somewhat related.”
Monkey King, however, was also clever and humorous. Following Tathagata's words, he mocked: "Tathagata, if we compare like this, you are still the nephew of a goblin."
The Tathagata did not refute, but just said: "I have to go and collect that monster." - Look, the Dapeng bird is really good at magical powers: If your nephew, Tathagata, doesn't come to visit my uncle in person, how can you, grandson monkey?
Able to collect and pay.
Even the Tibetan creation ballad "Sba Formation Song" also says: "Heaven and earth are mixed together, and the big roc that separates the heaven and the earth is believed to be the ancestor of the Tibetan people." In Tibetan Buddhist statues, all wrathful images are
There is a Garuda bird flying above the heads of all the Buddha statues; many Tibetans will wear a Garuda badge with them, believing that they can gain good luck, wisdom and strength.
The game maker naturally created a roc based on these.
Now Liu Juan is seeking death, and no one can save him.
