Chapter 93: Unburdening My Heart, A Big Mouth That Can't Hide Secrets (Happy New Year!!)

Tu Su Hong Tou Jie: "First, I believe the possibility of the extraordinary in Huaxia mythology is very high, precisely because Monk Konghai went to Huaxia and brought back Buddhist scriptures, thereby laying the foundation for the future influence of Buddhism in our country.

We already know that Monk Konghai's extraordinary power stems from Buddhist Dharma, and the reason he became a famous Gao Seng in Japanese history was precisely because he went to Huaxia with the Kentoshi envoys, wasn't it?

Thinking this way, can we understand that Monk Konghai's profound Buddhist magical powers were actually learned from Huaxia? As far as I know, to this day, the lineage of Buddhism in Huaxia has a long history, far more ancient than ours.

Buddhism has the extraordinary, and Huaxia's Buddhist history is longer than ours... isn't this the best evidence?"

After this analysis, countless netizens were stunned.

This analysis has no flaws!

Think carefully, as the netizen said, Japanese Buddhism would not have its current concepts without the Buddhist scriptures brought back from Huaxia by Monk Konghai and Monk Saicho. Ask yourself: would a Buddhism possessing the extraordinary, capable of destroying an entire world, change due to ordinary Buddhist scriptures? The answer is obvious.

Think again: Monk Konghai and Monk Saicho were both very powerful, living for over a thousand years, and both returned from Huaxia. Thinking deeply, this is terrifying!!

If only Monk Konghai were powerful, it might not prove Huaxia has the extraordinary, but since Monk Saicho, who went to Huaxia with him, was also powerful, the significance is profound.

At this moment.

Xiao Daimeng: "Actually, it wasn't just Monk Konghai who went to Huaxia; Abe no Seimei went too."

This female netizen softly typed out a line of text.

The next moment.

"What? Abe no Seimei also went to Huaxia?"

"Damn it, hurry up and get a Knowledge Emperor to explain this, very urgent, ten thousand times urgent, more urgent than needing to pee!"

They originally thought only Monk Konghai had gone to Huaxia, but they didn't expect others to have gone, and historical celebrities at that.

Unexpectedly, a casual chat topic inadvertently exploded a huge secret; every netizen was excited, feeling they had discovered the existence of the extraordinary in other countries.

Then, netizens proficient in Yin-Yang studies or ancient history quickly typed out lines after lines on their keyboards.

"Indeed, Abe no Seimei went to Huaxia, but there are two versions. Although the content differs slightly, the general meaning is the same: both say that after Abe no Seimei defeated his arch-enemy Ashiya Doman, Abe no Seimei followed an imperial decree to go to Huaxia and became a disciple of Master Bodao.

During the time Abe no Seimei was in Huaxia, Ashiya Doman seduced Abe no Seimei's wife. Then, after Abe no Seimei returned, Ashiya Doman used Abe no Seimei's wife to try to seize Abe no Seimei's book.

This is where the two versions differ: one version says the book Ashiya Doman sought, the 'Golden Crow and Jade Rabbit Collection', was given by Master Bodao; the other version says the 'Golden Crow and Jade Rabbit Collection' was written by Abe no Seimei himself.

Let's not talk about the differences; the result is actually the same.

In the end, Ashiya Doman stole the 'Golden Crow and Jade Rabbit Collection'. Afterwards, he used a scheme to make Abe no Seimei commit suicide. Later, Master Bodao calculated that Abe no Seimei was in trouble, came to Japan, and resurrected Abe no Seimei.

As for the outcome, after Abe no Seimei was resurrected, he repaid Ashiya Doman in kind, causing Ashiya Doman to commit suicide.

To be honest, I didn't believe this legend at first, because the 'Golden Crow and Jade Rabbit Collection' has been verified; the book was not written by Abe no Seimei but was falsely attributed by later generations. So, since it was falsely attributed by later generations, it couldn't have been given by Master Bodao, nor could it have been written by Abe no Seimei; neither version of the legend exists.

But now I don't think so; I believe this legend is highly credible. Don't ask me why; just ask about Master Bodao resurrecting Abe no Seimei.

Don't you forget, Monk Konghai also resurrected a thousand people, and he went to Huaxia too. This legend says Master Bodao in Huaxia resurrected Abe no Seimei; doesn't that seem too coincidental?

I now seriously suspect that the method of resurrection was something Monk Konghai learned from Huaxia.

I remember that regarding resurrection and immortality, Huaxia has had many ancient histories and myths circulating since ancient times. For example, in Huaxia's ancient history, Qin Shi Huang refined the Elixir of Immortality, Yang Guifei was resurrected; as for myths, there are even more, like Nezha being resurrected and so on; resurrection simply runs through the mythological stories.

Regarding resurrection, Huaxia's history is far longer than ours."

Facing this netizen's analysis, a contrarian netizen racked their brains and finally came up with a dry reason to refute it.

Daily Trolling Me, You Little Bitch: "That's wrong, didn't you say the 'Golden Crow and Jade Rabbit Collection' was falsely attributed by later generations? Since both versions of the legend involve the 'Golden Crow and Jade Rabbit Collection', it's clearly wrong; the legend is unreasonable."

However, in less than a few seconds.

Several netizens responded.

I Have Already Shut Down: "Don't you know the principle that ancient histories passed down to the present inherently contain errors? Haven't you heard of people repeating what others say?"

Little Pig Peppa: "This is history over a thousand years old; there must be some errors. This doubt is easy to answer: the 'Golden Crow and Jade Rabbit Collection' passed down in the legend is not the actual 'Golden Crow and Jade Rabbit Collection', but another book. Why it became the 'Golden Crow and Jade Rabbit Collection' might be a transmission error; perhaps that later generation who falsely attributed it changed it themselves to become famous.

Of course, it's also possible that this book involved something important that couldn't be made public, so it was changed to the 'Golden Crow and Jade Rabbit Collection'. This is easy to understand; after all, if it weren't important, why would Ashiya Doman have coveted it?"

Also at this time.

A netizen mentioned.

"Not only Monk Konghai and Abe no Seimei, but many historical figures also had contact with Huaxia. Moreover, it wasn't just humans; demons also had contact with Huaxia."

After the incident at Zi Yunhu, Yahoo search terms climbed to new heights again, all exclusively regarding searches for demons.

The results...

Tian Xiu's Xiu Er: "Damn it, I feel we can't search anymore; if we search further, I feel we are about to touch secrets that cannot be touched. I feel we are going to be silenced."

I Want to Be Itou Makoto: "Brother, me too. My whole body is shaking right now; it's too terrifying. I feel our dad isn't the US, but Huaxia!!"

Native Queen Asuna: "Me too, me too. As a woman, my twin peaks are almost scared flat."

But not all netizens found anything.

Only a small minority of netizens found results; most netizens either couldn't find anything or were too lazy to search, wanting others to find it so they could sit and wait to eat melons.

Now, seeing the netizens say this, they are anxious and itching.

"Damn, you only spoke half the sentence; you're missing half the G."

"Speak up! At worst, I'll go to the shrine right now to pray for you, wishing you good health. The gods will protect you."

"Yes, yes, speak up! I am already on the way to the shrine; I have proof, a photo taken on site. jpg."

Not everyone keeps their mouth shut; within a short while, someone couldn't hold back.

(PS: Wishing all readers a Happy New Year! Good health! May all your wishes come true! May wealth roll in!!)

(PS: These are not things I made up; they are all Japanese mythological history, including the data I write later. Everything has documentary evidence, so it's not made up. Therefore... thinking deeply is terrifying; the whole world is our mythology, haha. Glory to our great Huaxia!)