[Buddha-Heart Lamp Transmission] Wu Song Receives Spiritual Empowerment; the [Emergency Headband] Is Developed! (Continued)

This epic-grade immortal herb was an ultimate treasure Yao Ji, the Wushan Goddess, had deliberately left for Lin Chen after ascending to the upper realm during his previous dream journey to Mount Wu, passing the Goddess's authority on to Cao E.

"Qu Yuan, jade herb... This is practically a match made in heaven!"

Lin Chen's mind began racing wildly. Mythological research into the Songs of Chu from his past life surged through his thoughts like a flood, interweaving into a perfect closed loop of logic.

"First, Qu Yuan's most famous lifelong self-metaphor was 'fragrant herbs and beautiful woman.'

He was immensely fond of wearing fragrant herbs to proclaim his own purity and nobility.

This jade herb, containing the essence of Yao Ji's spiritual power, is a perfect fit for Qu Yuan to wear. It matches his habits perfectly and can awaken his spirituality.

Second, Yao Ji, the Wushan Goddess, was itself the supreme symbol of 'beauty' in Chu Land Mythology!

This material once again corresponds to Qu Yuan's 'fragrant herbs and beautiful woman' trait.

Third, the Ode to the Goddess was written by Song Yu, Qu Yuan's most prized disciple. In terms of literary lineage and poetic spirit, it shares the same root as Qu Yuan.

Fourth—and most importantly!

In Qu Yuan's immortal masterpiece, Nine Songs: Mountain Ghost, he depicted that amorous mountain ghost.

Countless Great Confucians and historians of later generations had verified that the prototype of that mountain ghost was the image of the Wushan Goddess!"

Then everything connected!

The causality of history and the origins of myth converged upon this immortal herb in an unprecedented intersection.

Using this jade herb as the catalyst would not only awaken Qu Yuan's spirituality, but also inspire his poetic works.

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