guards and poisons

The five poisons are a common phrase in martial arts novels. It usually refers to five extremely dangerous and fatal diseases or conditions, including: 1. Viper poison: refers to the venom secreted by snakes, which is poisonous and aggressive. Once infected, it is difficult to cure it even if you seek medical treatment in time. 2. Scorpion venom: The venom secreted by scorpions is also poisonous and aggressive. It can cause serious allergic reactions and poisoning reactions. Spider poison: The venom secreted by spiders is also poisonous and aggressive, which can cause allergic reactions and poisoning reactions. 4. Centipede Poison: The venom secreted by centipedes is irritating and toxic, which can cause reactions in the nervous system and digestive system. 5. Bacteriotoxin: It refers to the toxins secreted by various bacteria and microorganisms that can cause various serious infections and diseases, including leukemia, impetuous disease, etc. It should be noted that the above are only settings in martial arts novels, and the above five diseases or conditions do not exist in reality.

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The concept of " bodyguard " had a rich meaning. From a historical point of view, the bodyguard was an ancient official name, mainly responsible for the duties of attendants and guards, such as the military officers who guarded the emperor. This title was first derived from the Biography of Dongping Xian Wang Cang in the Book of the Later Han Dynasty. Take the imperial guards of the late Qing Dynasty as an example. They had a unique image. Most of them had the back of a tiger and the waist of a bear, holding a sharp blade. This was partly because the Emperor preferred to select people with rough looks to prevent his guards from hooking up with the concubines in the harem, and partly because of the need to intimidate the enemy. The selection process was very competitive. The candidates had to show their strength in wrestling, fighting, equestrian, archery, and other events. The daily work of the imperial guards included patrolling the palace, guarding important places, and guarding the emperor during the grand ceremony. Not only did they have to be brave, but they also had to be meticulous, able to observe people's expressions, and strictly guard the secrets of the palace. They were well paid and had the opportunity to rise to the top because of the emperor's appreciation. For example, He Shen was promoted from a guard to a prime minister. However, this position was also accompanied by risks. After all, the emperor was temperamental. With the decline of the late Qing Dynasty, the guards also faced changes and challenges. In the context of the new policies and reforms, they had to learn new firearms and Western military tactics to deal with external threats. There was a division within the group of guards. Some were actively adapting, while others were stuck in their own ways. In the Qing Dynasty, the bodyguard system had different development characteristics in different periods. During the period of Nurhachi, Emperor Taizu of the Qing Dynasty, the bodyguard system was not yet mature, and most of the bodyguards were part-time and had no grade and no class. During the period of Taizong, the selection was mostly from the princes and ministers of Manchuria and Mongolia and the children of the imperial clan. During the reign of Kangxi, there were special positions such as imperial ministers, imperial guards, Qianqing Gate guards, etc. Although these positions had no fixed number and grade restrictions, they were of great significance because they were close to the emperor. The imperial guards had a good life and were relatively easy to promote. Flower feathers and yellow mandarin jackets were also special symbols of their status. In addition, in the context of modern culture," bodyguard " was also given some new images. For example," bodyguard Tom " in the Tom and Jerry mobile game was a hunting character of the cat camp. It was famous for its powerful rat-catching ability and royal artillery. The novel " Hello, Guard, Goodbye, Guard " is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!

The three poisons in Buddhism referred to greed, anger, and obsession. Greed refers to the persistence and desire of the external environment that one likes; Anger refers to the rejection and resistance of the object that one hates; Stupidity refers to confusion and wrong understanding of things. These three kinds of troubles were regarded as the root of all pain. They caused people to be never satisfied, to have malice and wrong cognition, which led to greed, hatred, and stupidity. In Buddhism, pigeons, snakes, and pigs were often used to represent greed, hatred, and ignorance. The existence of these three poisons caused people to fall into samsara and become the root cause of all living beings 'pain.

I recommend " Fresh God Hao ", a novel about urban life written by Litchi Shrimp. The male protagonist, Su Ran, loaded the God Tycoon Card System after the college entrance examination. He could get a card by enjoying life. He wanted to be a wealthy god quietly, but his wealth would always be discovered. Many years later, he was conflicted between his childhood sweetheart and heaven. There were many female leads such as Ning Wenwen, each with their own characteristics. It was a bit of an imitation but had its own characteristics. " The Way of the Immortal and Poison " was not bad either. It was a classic Xianxia novel written by Aijiang Weiwu. The female lead was a cultivator with five spiritual roots and crippled spiritual roots. She relied on poison cultivation to fight her way through the cruel cultivation world. There was no male lead. The female lead had a tragic experience but was very strong. The poison cultivator setting was novel. Although there were flaws, it was still very enjoyable. It was just that after the male lead appeared, it was a little broken. " Deceiving the Master into Demons " was an oriental fantasy novel written by a poisoned puppet. The male protagonist was the eldest disciple of the School of Ten Thousand Immortals, and the female protagonist was the youngest disciple of the Demon Realm. To save her master, she had to trick the male protagonist into becoming a demon. She was not a fool. " The Poison of Transmigration ", an ancient romance novel written by an abductor. The female protagonist's transmigration was not a transmigration of her soul. Her goal was to survive. The story had elements such as brothels and killers. [Magical Hand Pill Fairy], a classical Xianxia novel written by Rui Xun. The red-robed female protagonist was very unrestrained in the Xiu God Continent, and there were also interesting seduction plots. The reviews were not bad. It was worth watching to kill time. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>

Different poisons had different harmful effects. For example, some chemical poisons may have many effects on health: 1. ** Local irritation and corrosion **: Dust poisons such as quicklime, whiteness, and cement may cause local irritation; some chemical poisons may corrode the skin, mucus membranes, and other tissues in contact with them. 2. [Poisoned]: - ** Toxic throughout the body **: Dust such as lead, mn, arsenide, etc. can cause damage to multiple organs in the body and affect the normal physiological functions of the body. - ** acute poisoning **: The symptoms of acute poisoning could occur if one was exposed to a high dose of poison in a short period of time. For example, due to the toxic effect of drugs during drug abuse, long-term drug users would not only have symptoms such as slow response and drowsiness, but also symptoms such as dyskinesia and disorientation in severe cases. Various internal organs would also be damaged to varying degrees. The patient would gradually become thin, detached from society, and absent-minded. Another example was the accidental consumption of certain highly toxic chemicals, which could also cause acute poisoning, rapidly damage the body's functions, and could endanger life in serious cases. - ** Chronical Poisoning **: Long-term exposure to low-dose poisons may cause chronic poisoning. For example, occupational exposure to some poisons may gradually accumulate in the body, causing continuous damage to the body, affecting the functions of important organs such as the nervous system, liver, and kidneys. It may also affect the reproductive system, such as reproductive toxicity. - [Subacute Poisoning: A type of poisoning between acute and chronic poisoning.] 3. ** Cause allergic reactions in the body **: Dust such as hemp, jute, flour, feathers, and zinc-smoke can cause allergic reactions. 4. ** Carcinogenic **: Dust such as Chromium-Copper, Ni-Copper, arsenic-Copper, Asbestos-Copper, and certain photo-sensitive and radioactive substances may cause cancer. 5. ** Infective **: Dust such as rags, animal hair, and grains can sometimes contain pathogenic bacteria, which may cause infectious problems. In addition, harmful substances such as tobacco in cigarettes can also be regarded as a kind of "poison". Long-term smoking can cause serious damage to the lungs, and about 4 million people around the world are harmed by smoking every year. The harmful substances in some vegetables, such as cowpea, kidney bean, red kidney bean, contain lectins, which may be harmful to health if consumed excessively; The colchiine contained in daylily can also have adverse effects on the human body if not treated; Nitrite in Chinese toon, spinach, purslane, wild bamboo, bamboo shoots, bean sprouts, broccoli, cauliflower, fungus, kelp, etc., excessive intake or improper treatment may bring health risks. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>

Here are some recommendations for novels with the heroine poisoning at the beginning: - " I, the father of the villain's rich second-generation heir, was drugged by the female lead at the beginning of the game!" The story revolved around the male protagonist being drugged by the female protagonist. The plot involved elements such as the destined villain system. - In " Into the Azure Clouds," the female protagonist was a delicate little white flower that was transformed from a cold war god who was poisoned. She poisoned the debauchee Ji Mingzai, and then the two of them hid and pushed and pushed each other in secret. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>

In the fantasy novels,"The Universe of Wuji" mentioned the voodoo that made people tremble, but did not describe the specific content of the voodoo in detail."Voodoo"(Author: Jiu Dao Quan Shui) had a plot setting related to voodoo, such as "The tumor cut from my body was raised by my master into a voodoo worm." <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>

Paraquat was a dipicyridyl heterocylic compound, mainly in the form of dicyandide and bis (methvl) sulfuric acid. It was a quick-acting, broad-spectrum, contact killing, and exterminating weed killer. It could destroy green plant tissues in a targeted manner. After contact with the soil, it lost its activity and had no residue. It had no effect on the plant seedlings that were unearthed after spraying. However, paraquat was very toxic to the human body (moderate toxicity). It could enter the human body through the skin, mucus membrane, respiratory tract, digestive tract and other routes to cause acute poisoning, and there was no specific antidote. The lethal dose for a human was about 14 milliliters of 40% paraquat solution. It is highly toxic to aquatic organisms and has long-lasting effects. The symptoms of paraquat poisoning had its own characteristics. After poisoning, there was a period of 1 - 2 weeks. First, it might spread throughout the body organs within 6 hours, and then lung edema would appear within 24 hours. After that, the major organs would fail, and the lungs would begin to decompose within a week. Two weeks later, the poisoned person would suffocate to death because the lungs could not deliver oxygen to the body when the brain was awake. During the production process, in order to reduce the risk of accidental consumption, emetic agents, blue-green coloring agents, and odor agents would be added to the water products. However, there are still a large number of deaths due to paraquat poisoning every year. Since October 26,2020, China has banned the sale and use of paraquat in the country. While waiting for the TV series, you can also click on the link below to read the original work of "Little Fox Demon Matchmaker" to understand the plot in advance!