There's a man who eats people and then poops jade. What novel is that?

The novel is likely a wild and imaginative tale. Maybe the man has some strange psychological or physical condition that leads him to such an extreme act.

Ku He ate people for three reasons. First of all, Ku He was Northern Qi's Great Grandmaster and Guardian God. If news of his cannibalism got out, it would seriously damage his reputation. He usually thought highly of himself. If he became a demon that ate human flesh, his reputation would be worse than Sean's. Secondly, Xiao En knew the location of the temple. Many years ago, he had entered the temple with Ku He and rescued Ye Qingmei. The location of the temple was a secret that both of them knew, and Sean became the breakthrough point for those who wanted to know the secret. Finally, the secret that Ku He did not want others to know the most was that he had become a great grandmaster entirely because of Ye Qingmei's help. That day, he and Xiao En had met Ye Qingmei in the temple. Ye Qingmei had taught Ku Hetian the Dao, allowing him to break through and become one of the Four Great Grandmasters. Ku He had never mentioned this matter after becoming a great grandmaster. He had beautified himself by saying that he had moved the gods and become a great grandmaster. He had no gratitude towards Ye Qingmei.

I'm quite sure there's no such scenario in Grey's Anatomy. The show focuses on medical procedures, personal lives of the characters, and ethical issues in the medical field. Eating a novel is not something that would fit into the context of this medical - drama series.

Men who ate and drank outside for a long time might face some health risks. They tend to consume too much energy, which leads to obese and overweight, increasing the risk of developing the three high blood pressure, blood pressure, and blood pressure, as well as the risk of developing the Metabolic Syndrome. In addition, unhealthy eating habits can also lead to hardening of the arteries, increasing the risk of cardiovascular diseases and cancer, thus affecting the quality of life and longevity. In addition, going out to eat and drink could also be a way for men to satisfy their social needs, work needs, personal hobbies, and relax. However, the specific reasons varied from person to person.

The 'a man of the people' could be a local hero. Someone who has grown up among the people and has a deep understanding of their way of life.

Since I don't know the specific 'man of jade novel', I can't tell you the exact plot. But generally, if it's about a man of jade, it could involve themes like the character's origin (perhaps he is made of jade or has some special connection to jade), his adventures in a world where jade has some significance, or his relationships with other characters who might be interested in the jade or affected by his 'jade - ness' in some way.

He'll likely face serious legal consequences. Maybe a lifetime in prison or even the death penalty, depending on the jurisdiction and circumstances.

I have no idea what such a strange story could be about. It sounds quite odd and random.

There were many words that were as gentle as jade. The common ones were soft, ling, zhu, xuan, lin, yao, yin, ying, zhen, yu, and so on. These words all implied warmth like jade, describing the quality of a person or thing, such as gentleness, nobility, and preciousness.

In the movie " The Plague of the Wild Python," the scene of snakes eating humans did exist. In the movie, the python swallowed a man and showed the man's face on the snake's stomach. In addition, there were other scenes in the movie about snakes swallowing people. However, from a real-life perspective, cases of snakes eating people were very rare. According to scientists, snakes usually only eat prey that is less than one-third of their body size, and large food will affect their digestion and mobility. Therefore, although cases of snakes eating people did exist, they were very rare in real life.