Golden Vase

I don't know what a modern Golden Plum Bottle novel is. The Golden Plum Bottle was a genre of novels in ancient China that usually depicted women's life stories involving sex, marriage, family, and so on.

In the novel Celestial Bane, Jin Ping 'er did not end up with anyone. She was an outstanding disciple of the Hehuan Sect of the Demonic Sect. She was good at seduction techniques and had a lot of experience in the study of the Demonic Sect. She had a relationship with the male lead, Zhang Xiaofan, but they couldn't be together for various reasons. At the end of the novel, Jin Ping 'er left Zhang Xiaofan and continued her Jianghu life. While waiting for the TV series, he could also click on the link below to read the classic original work of " The Legend of Mortal Cultivation "!

There are two different versions of the origin of the Japanese gold vase. One thought that the golden vase originated from the Han and Tang Dynasties in China, because similar vases were found in ancient tombs in Japan. Another theory was that the golden vase was a legendary object with magical powers and played an important role in the story of the Japanese Sengoku period. In the story, a young samurai was sent to look for the Golden Flower Vase, and on the journey, he met the intelligent female ninja Sakura. They faced difficulties and evil forces together, and finally succeeded in obtaining the golden vase and using its power to protect their home. As for the process and craftsmanship of making gold vases, there was a variety show from Hong Kong and Taiwan," Japanese Golden Vase," which showed the audience the process of making gold vases by Japanese art masters and traditional craftsmen. In addition, the golden vase also carried a deep sense of feminine aesthetics, becoming a unique charm in traditional Japanese art.

The Rebirth of the Vase Director was a novel written by White Cypress. It could be read in full on multiple websites for free. This novel told the story of Qin Xiaoyun wanting to return to her family and career after her rebirth. Although the search results provided did not have specific chapters or reading links, it was certain that this novel could be read for free.

There are two different versions of the origin of the Japanese gold vase. One theory was that the golden vase originated from the Han and Tang Dynasties in China because similar vases were found in ancient tombs in Japan. The other version did not mention the specific origin, but told a story about the golden vase. In it, a young samurai met the intelligent female ninja Sakura on his journey. They faced difficulties and evil forces together, and finally succeeded in obtaining the golden vase and using its power to protect their home. In addition, there was also a variety show from Hong Kong and Taiwan," Japanese Golden Vase," which showed the audience the production process and craftsmanship of the golden vase. Although it mentioned the beauty and health of the golden vase, it did not specify the functions and characteristics of the golden vase. Since I didn't provide a clear answer, I couldn't determine the specific meaning and use of the Japanese gold vase.

There are two different versions of the origin of the Japanese gold vase. One theory was that the golden vase originated from the Han and Tang Dynasties in China because similar vases were found in ancient tombs in Japan. The other explanation did not mention the specific origin. There was a Hong Kong and Taiwan variety show," Japanese Golden Vase," which showed the production process and craftsmanship of the golden vase to the audience. The program invited art masters and traditional craftsmen from Japan to show the audience the process and craftsmanship of Japanese gold vases. In addition, gold vases were regarded as a precious piece of art in Japan, representing glory and honor. On some occasions, people would give golden vases as celebratory gifts to express their recognition and respect for their achievements.

The fate of the Divine Vase was unknown. The Divine Vase was a mysterious ancient artifact in Chen Dong's Xianxia novel," Covering the Sky." It was suspected to be an immortal emperor artifact and could hold a small world. It had once belonged to the Cyan Emperor and later fell into Ye Fan's hands. When Ye Fan handed it to the Sacred Prince for safekeeping, he told the Sacred Prince to crush it if he encountered danger, but in the end, the Sacred Prince did not use this treasure. After Ye Fan vindicated his Dao and became an Immortal Emperor, he left it in the God's Will of the Ancient Forbidden Area. In his later years, Ye Fan's son, Ye Yishui, had once taken out the Heaven Sovereign Vase. After he released the divine will of the world in the bottle into the Ancient Forbidden Area, he buried the Heaven Sovereign Vase in a corner of the Ancient Forbidden Area. After that, it disappeared without a trace. While waiting for the TV series, he could also click on the link below to read the classic original work of " The Legend of Mortal Cultivation "!

The "Sky Holding Bottle" was a magic weapon in Chen Dong's web novel "Covering the Sky". Its origin was as follows: - [Origin 1: It's a small bottle that fell from the Immortal Realm. It's suspected to be an Immortal King Weapon and possesses extraordinary abilities.] - [Origin 2: It is a product of Earth's civilization. It was brought to the Big Dipper Star Field by the immortals of the Immortal Ancient Era. It is suspected to belong to Emperor Heng Yu.] While waiting for the TV series, he could also click on the link below to read the classic original work of " The Legend of Mortal Cultivation "!

The origin of the Divine Vase was not clearly explained in Chen Dong's novel," Covering the Sky." There were many speculations about its origin. One of them believed that the Divine Vase was a magic weapon of the Immortal Realm and had the same origin as the Immortal Bell. After the Immortal Bell was broken, it was divided into two halves, one of which evolved into the green copper cauldron, and the other evolved into the Divine Vase. While waiting for the TV series, he could also click on the link below to read the classic original work of " The Legend of Mortal Cultivation "!

In " Heaven Covering ", the main character Ye Fan's Sky Holding Vase was nowhere to be found. In the novel, Ye Fan refined a complete green cauldron in the Immortal Realm and sealed the Divine Vase inside. The green cauldron suppressed a corner of the Immortal Realm. Later, Ye Fan's descendant, Ye Yishui, opened the green cauldron, and the Divine Vase disappeared. While waiting for the TV series, he could also click on the link below to read the classic original work of " The Legend of Mortal Cultivation "!