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Rabbit Must Die

Ever since a despicable rabbit arrived at the Heavenly Court, banners have been hung up in the residences of all the major Immortals: beware of fire, theft, and rabbits. At the same time, the God of Food's Complete Rabbit Cooking Guide started selling like hotcakes. One could often see a bunch of Immortals waving various magic treasures, chasing a rabbit all over everywhere, shouting, "Although group beating is unfair, we can lose face, the rabbit must die!" Passerby A: Why is that rabbit so freaking famous? Almost all the Immortals know him, is it because he's cute? Passerby B: No! It's because he's a jerk! No, that's inaccurate, he's totally a mega jerk!

Yimeng Huangliang · Eastern
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Chapter 244: Eight Trigrams Furnace, Ash at the Bottom of the Pot [Subscribe Please]_1

On either side of the main hall, the left side was the residence hall where the child servants lived, and on the right was a large ox pen, in which a green ox lay with its head inside and its buttocks facing outside, snoring loudly as if in a pleasant dream, occasionally twitching its behind.

Outside the ox pen was a layer of blue prohibition that flickered from time to time, its purpose unknown.

When Qin Shou saw the green ox, he was truly startled—in "Journey to the West," this green ox had descended to the Lower Realm and fought the Monkey, who was completely helpless against it, as if it were all just play. This old ox was too fierce; Qin Shou instinctively kept his distance.

Going around to the back to the Alchemy Room, he pushed open the huge door and saw a bronze Pill Furnace situated right in the center atop the Taiji Eight Trigrams diagram. At this moment, the fire had been extinguished, giving it a somewhat desolate appearance.