The Last Horcrux/Read A Primer of Magickes of Imperial China

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This book is long and detailed, based on a translation of texts and published in 1926. Most of it seems dull and irrelevant, but a couple of points are interesting, and the final point is very interesting.

The book is covered with Chinese characters that you cannot read, but the main text is in English. Several areas are bookmarked, and these areas often relate to sex magic

Firstly, the Wizards of ancient China ruled their society, both magic-users and non magic-users alike. The Emperor of China was a Wizard for many generations in some, but not all dynasties, although it was thought that even when a “mundane” as the Chinese called their non-magical kin, was Emperor, that a Wizard or Wizards were ruling behind the scenes.

The second point of interest was that Chinese magic was obviously not using the primarily Latin incantations. This means they had a whole different system of magick, with verbal incantations that the book cannot easily guide the reader to pronounce. This meant that Chinese Wizards might have spells that are completely unknown to Western magic. The book itself lists several spells, but care would need to be taken in pronouncing the incantation correctly.

The final point is intriguing, and something you notice was bookmarked by your mother, or another reader. Chinese society was highly patriarchal, but also made distinctions between masculine (Yang) and Feminine (Yin) magical energies, which they correctly identified as forms of Quintessence, which they named Chi or Qi. The interesting point was the use of sex to increase one’s Chi, typically by absorbing feminine energies.

The book details how the Chinese Emperor, a powerful Wizard, would have a harem of 121 women. The Emperor was for all intent and purpose literally regarded as a deity by his subjects and to all around him. The imperial harem consisted in ancient times of the empress, three first ladies (consorts), and nine wives. All of these 13 women would be witches, and it was considered his duty to impregnate them all to ensure pureblood magic user descendants. In addition to these thirteen women, he would also have 27 concubines, aged 18 to 30 and 81 nymphs, assistant young concubines, aged 12 to 18. This was a total of 121 women. The concubines and nymphs were mostly mundane females, but some were witches. The Emperor could have sex with younger girls if he wanted to, but only oral sex. It was the duty of eunuchs (castrated males) to observe and record all sexual events, and to summon a female to the emperor at the proper time.

The book contains some colourful art of the concubines and nymphs of the Chinese Emperor’s Harem

The emperor's sexual duty was to absorb the yin (female) essence from the orgasmic fluid of the 81 nymphs and 27 concubines so that the yang (male) essence would be strengthened. This was done to impregnate one or more of his nine wives, or three consorts, but most importantly the Empress.

The Emperor typically had sex with nine women in a single session. It was his duty to bring the first eight women to orgasm who were typically either nymphs, aged 12 to 18, and concubines, aged 18 to 30. He could bring them to orgasm with either oral sex, which was encouraged, or by entering their vagina with his penis, but taking care not to orgasm himself if he did so. The ninth woman would then be either the Empress, one of his consorts or wives, whom he needed to bring to orgasm through oral sex first, before climaxing inside her and filling her with his seed. The Chinese wizards believed that absorbing the sexual Yin energy of the orgasming females would strengthen his masculine Yang energy, making his eventual orgasm far more potent and pleasurable, and ensuring pregnancy with a strong child. The book said that the Chinese noted that if a witch was not brought to orgasm but became pregnant, then magical energies would not be passed on to the child, who would either die, or become sick, or fail to be able to use magic themselves, being what Western Wizards call a Squib.

A hand-written note is inserted into the book on this page, which reads:

The Ancient Chinese Wizards knew that women and girls bodies can generate sexual energy in the form of Yin Quintessence, or Qi. This energy is generated through orgasm, and is absorbed by the person who gives the girl her orgasm. The girl doesn’t lose this energy, but it is absorbed by the giver. Men on the other hand can only absorb this energy, and dissipate it when they climax. This means that to absorb and concentrate this energy requires giving multiple women and girls orgasms, as the Emperor was expected to do. What would happen to a woman concentrating Yin energy in herself by giving other women and girls orgasms? How powerful of a witch could she become? Surely there must have been some Lesbians in Chinese Harems?

You wonder if the note was written by your mother? And did she try absorbing sexual energy from the girls and women in her coven, to concentrate her magical power?

It also makes you wonder how much sexual energy you generate when you masturbate, and if this dissipates, or if it can be stored? Your deepest wishes are to have sex with multiple girls and women, how powerful could this make you become?

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