Demon King/The Parting of the Orchid and Cang Chapter 79 Part2

Ibuki Satsuki (ill.u.s.trator)

Surprise! Here's a nice chapter part to ring in the first week of 2020!

I'm going to slowly change the name Zhu Xian Tai to Zhuxian Terrace as I felt this is a better name for the translations. Going to keep Wan Tian Zhi Xu as it is.

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Preview: We shall see some familiar names again…

In Chinese mythology, Yanluo w.a.n.g  is a Chinese deity and the ruler of the underworld Diyu. The name Yan Luo is a shortened Chinese transliteration of the Sanskrit term Yama Raja (閻魔羅社). He is also the judge of the underworld and pa.s.ses judgment on all the dead.

According to legend, he is often equated with Yama (Buddhism), but actually, Yanluo w.a.n.g has his own number of stories and long been wors.h.i.+pped in China. His personification is always male, and his minions include a judge who holds in his hands a brush and a book listing every soul and the allotted death date for every life. Bullhead and Horseface, the fearsome guardians of h.e.l.l, bring the newly dead, one by one, before Yan Luo for judgement. Men or women with merit will be rewarded good future lives, or even revival in their previous life. Men or women who committed misdeeds will be sentenced to torture and/or miserable future lives. Yanluo is not one particular G.o.d. There were said to be cases in which an honest mortal was rewarded the post of Yanluo.

WIKIPEDIA DEFINITION OF RULER OF THE UNDERWORLD

In Chinese mythology, Yanluo w.a.n.g  is a Chinese deity and the ruler of the underworld Diyu. The name Yan Luo is a shortened Chinese transliteration of the Sanskrit term Yama Raja (閻魔羅社). He is also the judge of the underworld and pa.s.ses judgment on all the dead.

According to legend, he is often equated with Yama (Buddhism), but actually, Yanluo w.a.n.g has his own number of stories and long been wors.h.i.+pped in China. His personification is always male, and his minions include a judge who holds in his hands a brush and a book listing every soul and the allotted death date for every life. Bullhead and Horseface, the fearsome guardians of h.e.l.l, bring the newly dead, one by one, before Yan Luo for judgement. Men or women with merit will be rewarded good future lives, or even revival in their previous life. Men or women who committed misdeeds will be sentenced to torture and/or miserable future lives. Yanluo is not one particular G.o.d. There were said to be cases in which an honest mortal was rewarded the post of Yanluo.

WIKIPEDIA DEFINITION OF RULER OF THE UNDERWORLD

In Chinese mythology, Yanluo w.a.n.g  is a Chinese deity and the ruler of the underworld Diyu. The name Yan Luo is a shortened Chinese transliteration of the Sanskrit term Yama Raja (閻魔羅社). He is also the judge of the underworld and pa.s.ses judgment on all the dead.

According to legend, he is often equated with Yama (Buddhism), but actually, Yanluo w.a.n.g has his own number of stories and long been wors.h.i.+pped in China. His personification is always male, and his minions include a judge who holds in his hands a brush and a book listing every soul and the allotted death date for every life. Bullhead and Horseface, the fearsome guardians of h.e.l.l, bring the newly dead, one by one, before Yan Luo for judgement. Men or women with merit will be rewarded good future lives, or even revival in their previous life. Men or women who committed misdeeds will be sentenced to torture and/or miserable future lives. Yanluo is not one particular G.o.d. There were said to be cases in which an honest mortal was rewarded the post of Yanluo.

WIKIPEDIA DEFINITION OF RULER OF THE UNDERWORLD

In Chinese mythology, Yanluo w.a.n.g  is a Chinese deity and the ruler of the underworld Diyu. The name Yan Luo is a shortened Chinese transliteration of the Sanskrit term Yama Raja (閻魔羅社). He is also the judge of the underworld and pa.s.ses judgment on all the dead.

According to legend, he is often equated with Yama (Buddhism), but actually, Yanluo w.a.n.g has his own number of stories and long been wors.h.i.+pped in China. His personification is always male, and his minions include a judge who holds in his hands a brush and a book listing every soul and the allotted death date for every life. Bullhead and Horseface, the fearsome guardians of h.e.l.l, bring the newly dead, one by one, before Yan Luo for judgement. Men or women with merit will be rewarded good future lives, or even revival in their previous life. Men or women who committed misdeeds will be sentenced to torture and/or miserable future lives. Yanluo is not one particular G.o.d. There were said to be cases in which an honest mortal was rewarded the post of Yanluo.