Shiry Yang was poisoned by someone and became unconscious, unable to distinguish between friend and foe.
Although the poisonous poison has been taken out, the identity of the person who released the poison has not yet been determined.
I took the insect poison to Master Xue and asked him about its secrets.
He dug out some ancient books and explained to me in detail: The release of poison in Miao territory is indeed a strange thing in the world.
Gu, commonly known as grass ghost, is called "bullying" in Miao language.
The art of witchcraft has been practiced since ancient times.
As early as the Western Zhou Dynasty, there were records about Gu.
Zhou Liqiu official said: "Shu's palms are used to eliminate poisonous poisonous poisonous poisonous poisonous poisonous poisonous poisonous poisonous poisonous poisonous poisonous poisonous poisonous poisonous poisonous poisonous poisonous poisonous poisonous poisonous poisonous poisonous poisonous poisonous poisonous poisonous poisonous poisonous poisonous poisonous poisonous poisonous poisonous poisonous poisonous poisonous poisonous poisonous poisonous poisonous poisonous poisonous insects to attack them with the help of jasmine grass."
Zuo Zhuan also recorded in the second year of Xuangong's reign: "There is a poisonous poisonous poisonous poisonous poison in Jinli."
By the Western Han Dynasty, witchcraft poisonous poison had become prevalent in the inner courtyard of the court.
Among them, even the palace suffered greatly.
The famous "witchcraft disaster" during the reign of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty involved the deaths of thousands of people.
Since the Han and Tang Dynasties, the theory of witchcraft and Gu has become increasingly popular.
By the Song Dynasty, many legends of witchcraft and Gu were popular in the coastal provinces of Fujian.
By the Ming and Qing Dynasties, it was also said that witchcraft and Gu were popular in the southwest.
The trend gradually receded, leaving only Xiangxi, Yunnan and Guizhou and other places, where it is said that Miao Gu was the most popular.
In particular, some local old official records have more detailed contents.
For example, Volume 7 of the Qianzhou Hall Chronicle of the Qing Dynasty states: "Miao women can use witchcraft to kill people, and they are called freeing grass ghosts.
If they encounter any grudges or suspicions, they will release them.
If you leave them outside, insects and snakes will eat the five bodies, and if you leave them inside, they will eat the five internal organs."
And so on, there are many records.
Mr.
Xue told me the history of poisonous poisons in detail, and then said: "I have an old friend who was in charge of affairs in Yunnan.
A few days ago, I asked him for advice on poisonous poisons and recommended a knowledgeable person.
You, the leader, If you are interested, you might as well go to Yunnan to find out.”
Because of Mr.
Xue’s words, and in order to trace the identity of the mysterious old man, a group of us embarked on a journey again, heading to Yunnan, the legendary land of thousands of poisons
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