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Pinyin: huànjing Basic Explanation Interpretation 1: fairyland: an illusory and supernatural situation. Pen | fun | pavilion www. ｂｉｑｕｇｅ。 info example sentence: Here, we do not escape from reality and enter into a pleasant illusion. Interpretation 2: Dreamland: An ideal place that appears only in fantasy or dreams. Example sentence: An intoxicating fantasy full of beauty and elixir. The realm of illusion. Tang Wangwei "For the Ministry of Sacrifice Treasury Department Wang Lang Chinese": "Deeply understand the illusion, alone with the Tao." The seventh chapter of "Flower Moon Traces": "(Hesheng) thought: Why am I so confused today, is it a dream in a dream? Lao She's "Micro God": "The difference in dreams makes me sometimes cry and sometimes ecstasy; There is also a taste in the fantasy of love. ”

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Refers to an intoxicating fantasy filled with beauty and elixir

The realm of illusion. Tang Wangwei: "Deeply understand the illusion, travel alone with the Tao." The seventh chapter of "Flower Moon Traces": "(Hesheng) thought: Why am I so confused today, is it a dream in a dream? Lao She's "Micro God": "The difference in dreams makes me sometimes cry and sometimes ecstasy; There is also a taste in the fantasy of love. ”

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Too illusory, the daughter of "Dream of Red Mansions" Wonderland, the master of the police fantasy fairy. It is located in the Xiangxiang Cave of Fangchun Mountain in the sea of sorrow, which is above the hatred of the sky, and appears to Zhen Shiyin and Jia Baoyu in the form of a dream. In the narrative system of the novel, the fantasy realm is the most fundamental guarantee for the authenticity of the stories of Jia Baoyu, the Twelve Hairpins of Jinling, and Jiafu. The illusory realm adds dreamy and charming beauty to the aesthetics, marks the enlightenment philosophically, symbolizes the foundation of love in mythology, and has a foreshadowing hint in grammar.

It's too vain

The ultimate question

"Too void" is the way. Lao Tzu's "Tao Te Ching" believes that the Tao is big and quiet. Therefore, the "Taixu" here actually refers to the "Tao" mentioned by Laozi and Zhuangzi. The Tao Te Ching also says: "Tao gives birth to one, life to two, two to three, and three to all things." "Taoists believe that the origin of the world is the Tao. Therefore, the meaning of "too illusory" means that all things in the world (including people) are transformed from the too illusory. Cao Xueqin specially wrote in the opening chapter of "Dream of Red Mansions" that Nuwa mends the sky, the former alliance of wood and stone, and the realm of too illusory, which is intended to use the art form of a novel to answer "Who am I?" "Where am I from?" "Where am I going?" Three ultimate life questions.

Since the Tao is the source of the world, of course, man also comes from the great and quiet place of the Tao. From a scientific point of view, the major systems of the human body (such as the respiratory system, digestive system, etc.) are composed of organs, which are made up of tissues, which in turn are made up of cells. However, cells are not the smallest unit of the human body. Cells can be broken down into cell membranes, cytoplasm, and nuclei. If we continue to ask what is the cell membrane, cytoplasm, and nucleus made of? Such endless questions will inevitably be broken down into molecules, atoms, ions, and other particles. Modern scientists' exploration of the composition of matter has reached neutrinos from molecules, atoms, electrons, protons, and quarks. However, neutrinos are not the tiniest matter, and neutrinos can be broken down indefinitely, all the way down to the subtle world of Wuji (Tao) described by Chinese philosophers. In fact, it is also the nature of energy, formless and formless, yet it constitutes the world. Of course, matter at any level has a basis for its composition—reason. We can't explain this reason, and Lao Tzu can't say it, because Lao Tzu said I don't know its name, so the strong word is said. Many things are not consistent from the macroscopic and microscopic perspectives, such as the Tao is very Taoist, and Hawking found that when an object exceeds a certain critical point, it is impossible for us to explain it normally. It is a state of nothingness. ----introduction

The battle in the fantasy world began.

"Click!" After a loud noise, the sword of the wind looked at the tower shields side by side. As a result, the air vibrated violently, and even the surface of the nearby lake was extremely rippling. But the heavy warriors only stepped back a little, and still withstood the attack of the wind.

Yin Shan hurriedly checked the health bar of the fire elves. All three have decreased by more than one percent. But in the next moment, the sound of chanting incantations immediately sounded behind the heavy warriors, and the bodies of the three avant-garde guards were immediately surrounded by blue light. By recovering the chant of the spell, the health bar is fully restored in an instant. And then—

Orange fireballs were fired from behind the large shield resembling a steel wall, arcing in countless arcs where it would hit the top of the large cavern and falling straight down, eventually exploding where the wind stood.

After several explosions that were enough to dye the entire surface of the lake red, the figure of the little black-clothed swordsman (referring to the wind, he was wearing a black suit today) was engulfed in flames.

"Wind!"

Yin Shan couldn't help but let out a cry that was close to mourning. The wind's health bar decreases rapidly, and in an instant, it enters the yellow alert zone. In the fully technical reality of this time and space, where the upper limit of the health bar does not increase much, it is already a miracle to be hit by the kind of sophisticated multi-magic attack that the opponent just carried out, and not die immediately at the first blow. Yin Shan felt a shudder and at the same time understood the enemy's intentions.

It was obvious that the enemy group was aware of the wind and the power of his incredible physical attacks, and that was how they had come up with it.

The three heavily armed guards did not participate in the attack at all, but simply defended with heavy shields. No matter how powerful the wind sword is, as long as it is not directly hit in the body, it will not be fatally damaged. The other nine are all magicians. Some of them work as an avant-garde health toner, while others attack with curvilinear ballistic fire magic. This is the formation that will be adopted when attacking the Demon King who is good at physical attacks.

But why? It was necessary to mobilize so many people to snipe Feng and Yin Shan, including their companions.

However, there is no time to think deeply about this issue at the moment, Yin Shan immediately began to chant about the recovery magic (Yin Shan is not without progress, she has been studying very hard, hoping to restore Una's strength back then). She cast the highest level of healing magic on the wind, which had managed to emerge from the dissipating flames. The wind's health bar immediately began to fill, but it was clear that it would only allow him to hold on a little longer.

The wind seems to have sensed the enemy's fighting style, too. He knew that a protracted battle would be bad for him (silver was also bad for a protracted war), so he re-positioned his greatsword and attacked the ranks of the heavy warriors with all his might.

"Uh-oh-oh!"

The blade of the glittering black light collided violently with the shield, sending dazzling sparks flying.

But - this is a matter of combat that has long been reduced to purely numerical matters.

The damage caused by the wind swinging sword was immediately compensated for by a few magicians who specialized in replenishing blood in the back. The remaining mages then chanted attack magic to send flames that swept the wind into the vortex of explosions.

There is absolutely no room for personal skill to intervene, which is the form of combat that Yin Shan hates the most. The key to determining the trend of victory or defeat is only to focus on the energy or wind health of the mage group is consumed first. And the results have long been quite obvious.

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The wind has been surrounded by a rain of fireballs for the first time. The exploding orange rays engulfed the wind's body, blasted it away, and blasted it to the ground.

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