Tangren's dining table

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Sometimes Uighurs will put the captured enemy on a sharpened wooden barbell and tie two stones to their feet. After a night, the wooden barbell will come out of the enemy's mouth. At this time, the enemy will lie on his back and seem to pray to God. Therefore, this way is called-worship to heaven by Uighurs.

Sometimes, Uighur people will cut the enemy into pieces, fry them with sheep oil and give them to the families of the soldiers who died in battle. This is also famous and is generally called sacrifice.

Of course, it's nice to cut off the enemy's limbs, or just cut off three limbs, and watch a meat purr crawling on the ground, but this time is not too much, because the Tang people don't allow it.

When Yunchu first opened his eyes in this world, Uighurs were Tang Jun's servants.