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There Was a Woman in the Tang Dynasty Known as "Third Sister," Whose Beauty Even Western Witches Couldn't Match.

Along a main road in the Tang Dynasty, there stood a sesame seed cake shop. The proprietress, known as "Third Sister," was kind and attentive, deeply loved by her customers. Strangely, however, any customer who ate breakfast at her shop would seemingly vanish without a trace. What tricks did she employ? And four years later, what shocking ending did an old man's words at the foot of Mount Hua reveal?
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Along a main road in the Tang Dynasty, there stood a sesame seed cake shop. The proprietress, known as "Third Sister," was kind and attentive, deeply loved by her customers. Strangely, however, any customer who ate breakfast at her shop would seemingly vanish without a trace. What tricks did she employ? And four years later, what shocking ending did an old man's words at the foot of Mount Hua reveal?

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大纪元 Epoch Times broke the news in New York, United States on Sunday, September 6, 2026.
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