Plants / 031
Guǐ Cǎo
鬼草
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Mountains & Seas · Central Mountains
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A further thirty li north stands Mount Niúshǒu [牛首]. There is a plant called Guǐ Cǎo [鬼草], with mallow-like leaves, a red stem, and an ear like grain. Taking it dispels sorrow. The Láo [勞] River rises here and flows west into the Yù [潏]. In it are many Fēi Yú, resembling crucian carp; eating them cures haemorrhoids and diarrhoea.From the English edition of Mountains & Seas. Open the reader for the Chinese editions and translator’s notes. Linked names follow the card catalogue; hover to see the original wording.
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有草焉，名曰鬼草，其叶如葵而赤茎，其秀如禾，服之不忧。Game card text
Enters with 3❁.
1❁ + Tap: Target Character cannot be Targeted, until end of turn.
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