What kind of plant is the bitter lotus?

Ku He was not a real plant, but a character in the novel " Celebrating Years."

Ku He was not a real plant, but a character in the novel " Celebrating Years."

Ku He's spell was Tianyi Dao Western Spell. This kind of spell combined the power of magic and nature. It could transform nature's energy into true qi, allowing it to recover continuously. Ku He entered a perfect defensive state, allowing him to have a defense that no one could break through. However, the Qing Emperor killed Ku He by injecting excessive true qi into him.

Ku He's spell was Tianyi Dao Western Spell. This kind of spell combined the power of magic and nature. It could transform nature's energy into true qi, allowing it to recover continuously. Ku He entered a perfect defensive state, allowing him to have a defense that no one could break through. However, the Qing Emperor killed Ku He by injecting excessive true qi into him.

Ku He's spell was Tianyi Dao Western Spell. This kind of spell combined the power of magic and nature. It could transform nature's energy into true qi, allowing it to recover continuously. Ku He entered a perfect defensive state, allowing him to have a defense that no one could break through. However, the Qing Emperor killed Ku He by injecting excessive true qi into him.

The bitter lotus seed fruit had the effects of clearing away heat and detoxification, relaxing the intestines, and stopping bleeding. It had a certain effect on swelling and pain of gums, annoyance, and thirst caused by yin deficiency and fire excess. It could also treat constipation and indigestion.

The lotus plant record card could be made according to the following steps: draw a rectangular frame on a piece of paper, write " Lotus Flower Record Card " in the middle of the top of the frame, and paste a picture of the lotus flower on the left. On the right side, he wrote the name, appearance, color, smell, and other relevant information of the lotus flower. The lotus flower could be described as a lotus seat with layers of petals stacked on top of each other. The color could be pink, and the smell could be fragrant. Other information could include the blooming of the lotus in summer and the edible parts of the lotus. Just like that, a lotus plant record card was completed.

Hong Sixiang and Ku He were two characters in Celebrating Years. During the battle at Dong Mountain, Ku He had crushed Hong Sixiang with a single palm strike, but Ku He had later discovered that he had been set up, so he quickly activated his cultivation technique to defend himself. After the Qing Emperor withdrew the true qi in Hong Sixiang's body, he revealed his identity as a Great Grandmaster. He first crossed half a lake with a finger and sent half of the true qi into Ku He's body, bursting his meridians. Then, he turned the other half of his zhenqi into a King's Way punch, smashing Sigu Jian's stomach. The powerful impact sent Sigu Jian's right arm and leg flying. The reason why the Qing Emperor was able to obtain such an overwhelming victory was directly related to his decades of meticulous planning and the creation of the four guarantees of victory. Hong Sixiang was not a true Great Grandmaster. He was a cover used by the Qing Emperor to confuse the enemy. As for the ending of Hong Sixiang and Ku He, Hong Sixiang had self-destructed in the battle of Dong Mountain, while Ku He had been rescued by Shang Shanhu and returned to Northern Qi. He had passed the technique to Fan Xian and died.

Ku He and Ye Liuyun were the two great grandmasters in " Celebrating Years." Ku He was a member of the Northern Qi royal family and was dedicated to protecting the Northern Qi royal family. His two disciples, Lang Tiao and Haitang Duoduo, were ninth-level masters. Ye Liuyun was the protector of the Ye family. He practiced the Flowing Cloud Sanshou and had once competed with Wu Zhu and Sigu Jian. They all played important roles in the play, and they fought fiercely with other characters. There was no clear answer as to who was more powerful.

During the Qing years, Ku He was the Imperial Advisor of the Beiqi Kingdom and also the patron saint of Northern Qi. His original name was Zhan Mingyue, and he was the brother of Great Wei's Marshal Zhan Qingfeng. He cultivated Tianyi Dao and became a Great Grandmaster. In the battle of Dong Mountain, he was crossed by the Qing Emperor with three fingers and was eventually saved by Shang Shanhu. His identity was closely related to the Northern Qi royal family, and he even knew the Northern Qi Emperor.